Vino Mío ★ 3.9
Vino Mío pairs international and Andalusian plates with nightly flamenco in central Málaga near Teatro Cervantes, a lively sit-down dinner spot.
El Chinitas is an andalusian restaurant in Centro Historico, Málaga.
El Chinitas is a Málaga old-town classic just off Calle Larios, its tiled dining room serving traditional Andalusian fish, stews and fritura.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: Calle Moreno Monroy 4, 29015 Málaga
Vino Mío pairs international and Andalusian plates with nightly flamenco in central Málaga near Teatro Cervantes, a lively sit-down dinner spot.
Batik crowns the Alcazaba Premium hotel in Málaga, a rooftop dining room serving Mediterranean plates with the Alcazaba and cathedral in view.
Asador Ovidio grills Galician dry-aged beef and market fish over coals on Plaza Uncibay in central Málaga, a carnivore's stop in the old town.
Vino Mío pairs international and Andalusian plates with nightly flamenco in central Málaga near Teatro Cervantes, a lively sit-down dinner spot.
Batik crowns the Alcazaba Premium hotel in Málaga, a rooftop dining room serving Mediterranean plates with the Alcazaba and cathedral in view.
Asador Ovidio grills Galician dry-aged beef and market fish over coals on Plaza Uncibay in central Málaga, a carnivore's stop in the old town.
El Merendero de Antonio Martín is a historic seafront restaurant on Málaga's Malagueta, a Grupo Gorki dining room for fried fish and sea views.
Miguelito el Cariñoso is a beloved Pedregalejo chiringuito in Málaga, packed with locals for its espetos, fried fish and generous seafood paella.
El Cabra has grilled espetos on boat-hull fires at Pedregalejo beach in Málaga since 1965, a seaside institution for pescaíto frito and rice.