Malaga · FOOD
The good food experiences fill up first in spring and again in September. Here are 4 of them, with prices, durations and the detail that decides between two that look alike.
Malaga’s Alegría Flamenco pairs a chef-led tapas or dinner with a 1-hour intimate flamenco show in an AC venue.
“Wonderful tapas selection. All the flamenco performers were first class - particular mention must go to the 'moody and magnificent' guitarist who set the tone with a brilliant opening solo.”
A 3-hour Málaga tapas crawl with 10 local bites and 4 drinks at four bars, guided in English for a small group.
“We had such a lovely time with Betsy and the other members of the group. We were brought to really cool tapas bars and experienced beautiful food that we definitely wouldn’t have tried if we were by ourselves. The conversation and wine flowed all night! Would highly recommend!”
Malaga tapas tour with local guide: 4 stops, wine and pinchos, producer stories, and a classic Locas de Málaga finish. 3.5 hours.
“Jose was very informative, we skipped queues and tasted delicious food. Everything was within the flavour of Málaga and I thoroughly appreciated the stories that came with the bars.”
A 3.5-hour walking Malaga tapas tour with a local guide, 4+ tastings, and drinks. Expect boquerones, pescadito frito, and sweets.
“Terrific tour and we LOVED our tour guide Maria! We had a nice group and Maria brought us around, told us a lot of interesting info, and got us GREAT FOOD. All around, very happy with the tour - highly recommend.”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
