Spanish restaurants in Málaga
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La Casa del Ángel
An extraordinary restaurant filled with the owners' considerable art collection. The cuisine is equally sumptuous: a combination of Andalucian, Arab and international tastes.
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Rojo
A relatively new contender on the Málaga restaurant scene and slap bang in the middle of the old town. Red banquettes line the walls, contrasting sharply with white tablecloths. Rojo attracts a youngish professional crowd with its simple but excellent menu.
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Mesón El Chinitas
This place appeals to diners who don't mind being eyeballed by cheesy portraits. Cuisine is malagueño and specialities are rice dishes and whole fish baked with salt.
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La Posada Antonio
A very popular place with locals where you will be hard pressed to find a table after 23:00, despite its barnlike proportions. Great for greasy meat in tremendous proportions.
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