3-Day Malaga Food Binge! || Where to eat in the Costa del Sol Capital!
For three days I stuff myself silly in and around Malaga, capital of the much lauded/hated Costa del Sol.
We start off in Torremolinos and then head into Malaga where for one day I binge with my cousin, then I binge with Devour Malaga Food Tours, then I binge by myself.
There's a lot of binging.
I sadly ran out of time to to go the beach and eat espeto and fried fish; but hopefully this video provides an insight into the real Malaga away from the waterside promenades.
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Malaga's August Fair is a week long celebration in both the historic city center and the fairgrounds. Everyone in Malaga comes out to experience the fair, eat and drink with their friends and loved ones. It is a fantastic time to visit Malaga and get a taste of the culture. There is a lot to see in the Feria, so we've tried to give you a feel for what it is like to visit the August Fair in Malaga. Get your fan ready and your dancing shoes on! It's time for the Feria de Malaga!
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There is no better way to get to know a place than by eating. Especially in a city like Malaga where eating together is such an important part of life. And we understand why they make a big fuzz about the food. The food is freakin incredible. Find out how, what and where people from Malaga eat with the Food Tour of Spain Food Sherpas.
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The Casas Corralones are homes that share an Andalusian patio in the middle. These homes were typical working class housing in Malaga starting during the mid 19th century. Mainly located in the neighborhoods of El Perchel and La Trinidad, the patios were an area for socializing, as well as family life. Although many of the Casas Corralones have been knocked down in favor of more modern apartment buildings, some still remain.
For the past several years they have opened up these Andalusian patios for one week as a way to celebrate that cultural tradition. The festivities include dance, song, and food. It is a unique opportunity to get to know not only the patio gardens, but also meet the people who live in the Casas Corralones, taste their delicious recipes and become part of the shared community. It's everything we love about Malaga!
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Join us on a culinary adventure to this ancient city where artists like Ernest Hemingway, Orson Welles or Rainer Maria Riike got inspired and carried away by its beauty.
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Spain experts Lauren Aloise and James Blick give us a little food tour of Barcelona’s Born neighborhood. They show us their favorite favorite nooks and crannies in Barcelona, many of which are featured on Devour Barcelona food tours! Join along to discover some of the Born neighborhood’s best gems!
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Tapas tours in Málaga & Gastro excursions in Andalucia
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Having tapas in Spain, it`s not a custom, but a way of life. Why local people eat just a small bite everywhere, what makes so special the famous spanish ham (Jamòn Ibérico de Bellota), and why spaniards have siesta? These and all the other gastronomy, food-related topics will be answered on my private food tours. If you have any question, please don`t hesitate to contact me. (info box down below)
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We chose to start our last day in Málaga with a churros double-breakfast to get our fill of Spanish food in Málaga. We then went to the Picasso Museum to learn more about Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol, talked to some locals, and managed to come home with our bags bursting with turrones (sweet Spanish treats made of almonds).
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Going for some tapas, or ir de tapeo as the Spanish say, is a true tradition. We’ve worked together with El Patio Bodega Restaurant in Malaga to find out what are the ten best traditional tapas of Spain. Feast your eyes on this video, and don’t forget to read the article and our round-up of the best tapas bars in Malaga! Are you hungry yet?
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Tapas Crawl on Madrid’s Famous Calle de Ponzano (5 Bars)
Ever heard of Calle Ponzano? It’s a famous tapas street in Madrid that tourists don't really know about. Yoly and I hit 5 tapas bars - a mix of modern and traditional - along this famous strip. Octopus, scallops, bravas, rare tuna, craft beer, tapas so modern they use a blowtorch in front of you. It’s all here. So venga, let’s go!
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Calle de Ponzano is really easy to get to. It’s only a few Metro stops north of the centre. Head for Metro stops Iglesia or Alonso Cano. If you look on Google Maps ( you’ll see that most of the bars are between Calle Rio Rosas to the north, and the start of the street about 4 blocks south. It gets really busy on weekends and evenings. We were there on a Wednesday at lunchtime which is when it’s quieter.
Here are the places we went to, and the address, and what we ordered
1. El Doble
Old school beer and seafood bar - true Madrid! There are two on the street - we went to the original at this address:
We ordered:
Media ración of boquerones en vinagre: €7
Ventresca salad with tomatoes: €15
1. El Doble
Old school beer and seafood bar - true Madrid! There are two on the street - we went to the original at this address:
We ordered:
Media ración of boquerones en vinagre: €7
Ventresca salad with tomatoes: €15
2. Sala de Despiece
Modern tapas bar/restaurant where they create imaginative and delicious dishes from fantastic raw ingredients, and with a little bit of a show too. The bar is first-come, first-served - so get early to get in line. Or you can reserve online ( for their seated area alongside the bar (there is a €35 minimum food spend for reservations).
Location:
We ordered:
Rolex: €6.50
Chuletón Zenital: €9.00
Beetroot dish which was off menu: €7
Korean Truffle: €14
3. Fide
Another famous traditional bar, with a particular focus on seafood. There are also two of these in the street, and we went to the original here:
We ordered:
Zamburiñas (scallops): €12
Pulpo a la gallega (Galician-style octopus): €18
4. Sainete
A craft beer bar with 18 taps, including some beers from Madrid. The food is modern, but still rib-sticking.
We ordered:
Beermouth: €4.50
Nomada Passiflora Sour: €2.80
Brioche de Tartare: €8.00
Patatas Bravas: €6.50
5. DeAtún
A modern tapas bar and restaurant with a focus on tuna, especially the almadraba variety, which is fished off the coast of southern Spain and is very rare and very high quality (85% of the catch goes straight to Japan).
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We ordered:
Tuna with wakame sand = €19 “For 6 of them”
Tuna with asparagus = €19 “For 6 of them”
Tuna taco in a shiso leaf = €22 “For 4 of them”
Taco DeAtún con Chimichurri = €6.50
Taquitos DeAtún confitados con huevos de cordoniz y trufa de verano = €6.50
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Casa Lola Strachan - calle strachan 11, 29015 Málaga. I give you my opinion of this popular Tapas Restaurant & Bar here in Malaga, Spain. Langostinos Al Pil Pil is one of my favorite dishes at this restaurant, they also have a nice selection of Spanish wines for you to enjoy.
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Casa Lola Strachan - calle strachan 11, 29015 Málaga. Te doy mi opinión sobre este popular restaurante y bar de tapas aquí en Málaga, España. Langostinos Al Pil Pil es uno de mis platos favoritos en este restaurante, también tienen una buena selección de vinos españoles para que disfrutes.
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How to Order Food in Spain Like a Local
Learn the most important phrases you’ll need to order food, tapas, wine and beer in Spain like a local! My wife Yoly and I sit in our favourite Madrid tapas bar to teach you these essential phrases!
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Want to learn how to order food in Spanish like a local? In this video Yoly and I teach you 24 Spanish phrases so you can ask for a table, get the menu, order drinks (wine, beer, water) and food (tapas, raciones) and ask for the bill in Spanish. Perfect for beginners and people travelling to Spain who want to know how to order tapas, how to order wine and have a truly local experience in Spanish tapas bars and restaurants.
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1. Una mesa para dos, por favor.
A table for two, please.
2. Una mesa, por favor.
A table, please (for one person).
3. Nos quedamos en la barra.
We'll stay at the bar.
4. La carta, por favor.
Can I have the menu, please?
5. La carta de vinos, por favor.
Can I have the wine list, please?
6. ¿Qué vino tenéis por copa?
What wines do you have by the glass?
7. Quería una botella de vino tinto, por favor.
I'd like a bottle of red wine, please.
8. Una botella de vino blanco, por favor.
A bottle of wine wine, please.
9. Una botella de rioja, por favor.
A bottle of Rioja, please.
10. Una copa de vino tinto/blanco, por favor.
A glass of red/white wine, please.
11. Una caña, por favor.
A glass of draft beer, please.
12. Una doble, por favor.
A large glass of draft beer, please.
13. Un vaso de agua, por favor.
A glass of water, please.
14. Una botella de agua, por favor.
A bottle of water, please.
15. Agua de grifo, por favor.
Tap water, please.
16. Una ración de calamares/boquerones, por favor.
A large plate of calamari/fried anchovies, please.
17. Media ración de boquerones, por favor.
Half plate of fried anchovies, please.
18. Una tapa de boquerones, por favor.
A tapa of fried anchovies, please.
19. Quería pedir algo más, por favor.
I'd like to order something else, please.
20. Otra copa de vino, por favor.
Another glass of wine, please.
21. Otra caña, por favor.
Another glass of draft beer, please.
22. ¿Qué postres tenéis?
What is there for dessert?
23. La cuenta, por favor.
Can I get the bill, please?
24. Muchas gracias. ¡Estaba muy rico!
Thanks so much. It was delicious!
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I’m from New Zealand and have been living in Madrid since 2011 (which my Spanish wife, Yolanda). I’m a co-founder of Devour Tours, where we offer award-winning food & culture tours in Spain’s most delicious destinations. I’ve been featured on the BBC, CBS and Channel 4 talking about Spain and its food and I’ve also written for The Guardian, Sunday Times, El País and others about Spain as a culinary destination. And finally, I make these videos - because it causes me a lot of pain to think that people are in Spain and having a less-than-authentic experience!
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Not only is Sobrino de Botín a Madrid institution and a great place to try roasted suckling pig—it's also the world's oldest restaurant! Walking into this place feels like a step into the past! Its 300-year-old wood-burning stove is a sight to be seen, not to mention to the cozy cavern and the secret tunnels below the restaurant! Want to learn and see more? Join us on the Behind-The-Scenes Botin Lunch & Prado Museum Tour in Madrid! (
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You might've heard the word tapas before; you might even have a tapas restaurant in your hometown! But the only place to truly “DO tapas” is here in Spain! It's just as much about socializing as it is about great food. Devour Tours expert guide Amy spills her secrets for how to successfully go out for tapas in Spain!
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