Casa de Vinos La Odisea is a wine bar in Centro Historico, Málaga.
Casa de Vinos La Odisea is a snug Málaga wine house in La Coracha, its barrels holding only wines of the province beside plates of fried fish.
Editorially verified July 1, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: Calle Subida a la Coracha 2, 29016 Málaga
Bodegas Quitapenas is a century-old Málaga bodega on Calle Marín García, pouring local wines and vermouth beside boquerones and fried anchovies.
Signature pour: A copa of Málaga wine with a plate of boquerones
Wine focus: Málaga wines and vermouth from a century-old bodega
Los Patios de Beatas is a Málaga wine bar in two restored 18th-century houses, pouring over fifty wines by the glass under stained-glass courtyards.
Signature pour: A glass of Málaga Moscatel from the local list
Wine focus: Over 600 Spanish and international wines, 50 by the glass
Antigua Casa de Guardia has poured Málaga sweet wine from the barrel since 1840, the city's oldest tavern chalking your tab straight on the counter.
Signature pour: Pajarete or Seco Añejo poured from the cask
Wine focus: Málaga sweet wines drawn straight from the barrel
Bodegas Quitapenas is a century-old Málaga bodega on Calle Marín García, pouring local wines and vermouth beside boquerones and fried anchovies.
Signature pour: A copa of Málaga wine with a plate of boquerones
Wine focus: Málaga wines and vermouth from a century-old bodega
Anyway Wine Bar is a natural-wine bar on Málaga's Paseo de la Farola, pouring low-intervention bottles beside boards of cheese and Iberian charcuterie.
Signature pour: A natural glass with cheese and Iberian charcuterie
Wine focus: Natural, low-intervention wines
VinumPlay is a wine bar and shop on Málaga's seafront promenade, pairing bottles from Málaga and beyond with tapas and tastings looking out to sea.
Signature pour: A Málaga wine flight paired with tapas by the sea
Wine focus: Málaga and Spanish wines with seafront tastings
Los Patios de Beatas is a Málaga wine bar in two restored 18th-century houses, pouring over fifty wines by the glass under stained-glass courtyards.
Signature pour: A glass of Málaga Moscatel from the local list
Wine focus: Over 600 Spanish and international wines, 50 by the glass
Antigua Casa de Guardia has poured Málaga sweet wine from the barrel since 1840, the city's oldest tavern chalking your tab straight on the counter.
Signature pour: Pajarete or Seco Añejo poured from the cask
Wine focus: Málaga sweet wines drawn straight from the barrel
