Best Food to Try in Malaga | Malaga Food Guide

Kim the Abundant Traveler discusses all the delicious food you have to try in Malaga, Spain.
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Today I’m going to cover all the best food to try in Malaga, Spain. From Malaga seafood, to fried foods, the best wine in Malaga and more, I’ve got you covered with all the top travel tips for getting around in Malaga to make your trip to Malaga, Spain your best!

Malaga is a port city that is located in Spain’s Costa del Sol. In the last decade, Malaga has seen a rebirth of identity. So many museums have opened and restaurants, there is no shortage of things to do in this vibrant city. I highly recommend giving Malaga Spain a try!

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[rnbham]

Love this!! Great info and I can see why you love it. It all looks amazing!!!

[cezzajess]

I'm going to Malaga by myself in a couple of weeks and this video has made me super excited! Thankyou for all the tips, and I just wanted to say you have such a lovely energy Xx

[youngshil]

Excellent presentation with great information. Love it. Thanks 👍

[dusansoltysik]

Congratulations so far You are the Best in promoting the food in Málaga showing allí the tapas and dishes and explaining very clearly others they about two things and that is it keep on doing and also You have a clear voice have a good time

[donavin]

Thanks for the great info! I'm going to Malaga in a month and I will try out some of your recommendations.

[mikelombard]

This was awesome. You are so charming and informative, it was really eye opening for anyone who wants to go to Malaga. Ive been to Spain once, and I think Malaga seems like an ideal spot for my second adventure in Spain. Thank you for such a great video. It really pays to have advice from someone who knows what they are talking about. Again, Great video. Thank you.

[Holihola]

Such an informative video. And you’re so sweet!!!

[Pablo]

I'm fall in love with Málaga 🇪🇸🏖💃

[itsmatty]

you had my heart at everything is fried!
have you tried to? just to make sure your not allergic to crappy American processed foods? I knew a person with "gluten" issues but they could eat Euro stuff because it wasn't processed!

[jackieanderson]

Hi Kim. Really enjoying your vlogs. I’m about to head to the Costa del sol for 5 weeks and want to vlog my trip. What platform do you Edit your vlogs on:? Thanks so much ❤

[clauuuuuuuuuuuuuu]

in September I go for a week to Malaga! For the first time!🥰Im going to enjoy the food!!😋

[mikelombard]

I could not believe my first time in Spain when the hotel restaurant didn't open until 9 or 10pm. As an American that is insane. The more you think about it the more it makes sense. But, as a foreigner it was bizarre.

[volgadonna]

To keep flies out of the drink is the reason why it is called tapas.❤

[Vulgrim__]

I was able to get gluten free churros in Madrid at a chain restaurant, and my favorite gluten free seafood was grilled cuttlefish

[annabellapoli]

What was the restaurant in front of the cathedral? From early in the video?

[saqibkhan]

hi everyone, so I plan on visiting Malaga around the 20th of February, so can use any advice from anyone there or that recently travelled there about the covid situation or the new Omicron situation, and are the covid tests for the returning tourist available easily? thank you

[spisie]

What are the food options like if you don’t like seafood? Are there still plenty of non sea food options?

[angellavado]

In Spain we call Marcona Almonds also, it where the name came from, it is the way is introduce all over the world from Spain and the tortilla de macarones its call torta de macarones . Now maybe in Costa del Sol for all the turistm they call differing but for ever all the time it had been call marcona almonds and torta de macarones .

[kristinrae]

Where’s the best coffee and Spanish breakfast in Malaga?

[LuisRuizUK]

Breakfast in Malaga. It's not a tomato sauce, It's grated fresh tomatoes. The breakfast your describing consists of toasted bread roll (not sliced bread), olive oil, grated tomato and salt this is a typiccal breakfast across southern Spain. I would put a lot more oil and tomato than you have in your shot. You can also have toast and local ham or churros. You have a tejeringo churros on your plate which is from Malaga. Research?

Lunch is late by US and UK standards, but a mid-morning snack is quick common for Spanish people to do.

"It's time to have tapa and wine"... People in Spain actually tend start having a drink in the evening a few hours later that in the US and UK. At 5:00pm you might be thinking of a beer in the US but in Spain people will more likely still be having coffees.

Having said all this Malaga is a very international place and you can eat when and what you want regardless of local customs.

I think you'll find the molasses on the on the eggplant is actually honey!

This is such an annoying video! Virtually everything you say has inaccuracies.