Malaga

This restaurant is situated in a commercial area opposite Muelle Uno quay with its yachts and sailing boats. — Michelin Guide

Situated in the heart of the old town, this restaurant is striking for its rustic and vintage-style decor. — Michelin Guide

Situated right on the marina, this restaurant boasts a large terrace and a contemporary-style dining room. It serves a traditional menu specialising in local fish and seafood. — Michelin Guide

One of the grandest old-school tabernas is a local institution for classics such as pescado frito or tortillitas de camarones, savory crispy shrimp crepes. — Travel + Leisure

Behind the contemporary façade is a spacious reception area and a main dining room. — Michelin Guide

Built in a vast estate with origins back at the beginning of the 19C. In the bright, classic dining room you can try nicely-prepared dishes. — Michelin Guide

Thanks to the malagueño families who flock here on weekends for the legendary fresh seafood, this restaurant has been steadily increasing its capacity. — Fodor's

A trendy warehouse-style restaurant with an exciting menu that fuses northern European and Latin cuisines. — Lonely Planet

A longstanding, fun, seafront eatery where plates of seafood are brought out by the waiters and you shout out for what you want. Shout loud if you want it sizzling hot. — Lonely Planet