Top restaurants in Malaga

Malaga is famous for its seafood variety namely prawns, clams, shellfish and sardines roasted and stuck to a stick. Following is the list of handpicked restaurants of Malaga to dine.

Montana

This two-floored restaurant serves the famous sea-food dishes of Malaga. The place is designed in an authentic way with an open courtyard. There is a terrace to have some cosy time with someone special. However, the place is a bit high on the price considering its location and food. The types of food served here are Mediterranean, Rice Paella, Tapas and a few vegetarian dishes. The food here is lip-smacking and is well-liked by many.
Address: Calle del Compás de la Victoria, 5, 29012 Málaga, Spain
Opening Hours: 1 PM–1 AM

Jose Carlos Garcia Restaurante

This restaurant was founded by Chef Jose Carlos Garcia. The ambience is just mind-blowing. The dishes here are the brainchild of the founder himself. The international and Mediterranean cuisine is served here. Fantastic views of the Malaga port can be seen while enjoying food. The dining room of this food place consists of only six dining tables. The tables are located only a few metres away from the yachts and boats. Thus the guests can enjoy the dinner in the serene and composed surroundings.
Address: Puerto de Málaga, Plaza de la Capilla, 1, Málaga, Spain
Opening hours: 1:30–3 PM, 8:30–10 PM

Batik

It is a very pocket friendly restaurant located in central Malaga. The place serves the most delicious international cuisines from traditional flavours to the modern ones. The chef Ivan Bravo is skilled in serving a diverse food range. The food types offered here are Fusion, Mediterranean and a few vegetarian dishes. The decoration and the interior are sculpted in a modern urban look. The rooftop terrace is an added bonus in the perfect package. Wine, Champagne, Cocktails, Imported beer is also served here.
Address: Calle Alcazabilla, 12, 29015 Málaga, Spain
Opening hours: 13:30 PM to 00:00

Alea Restaurante

Alea is located in the old part of the city. Earlier it was a historical place that has been converted into a restaurant. Alea is a fabulous combination of old and new. It has funky decorations above old stone and marble columns. The team of cooks are specialized and acquainted, with thorough technical excellence.
Address: Calle Fajardo, 11, 29005 Málaga, Spain
Opening Hours: 1–6 PM, 8 PM–12:30 AM

Tapadaki

This restaurant is located in a beautifully carved surrounding, serving a unique combo of the Asian and Japanese flavours. Here the starters are more from the shores, and the main course is cooked from the base of a famous Japanese dish named –The Suki Yaki. The other dishes are also worth relishing.
Address: Calle Carretería, 96, 29008 Málaga, Spain
Opening Hours: 1:30–4:30 PM, 8:30 PM–12 AM