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Casa Lola
From Málaga centre5 min
Price€€
KidsYes (regular families according to GastroRanking)
Gluten-freeGluten-free options according to TripAdvisor (one customer highlights them, January 2026)
AddressCalle Granada, 46, 29015 Málaga
Opening hoursEvery day 12:00-23:30 (Thursday until 23:45) (TripAdvisor, October 2026).
Must try
Croquettes (the most ordered), skewers of mushroom, foie gras and aubergine (€3-4), brie toast with caramelised onion, fried prawns, king prawn brochettes, dressed tomato, meatballs and octopus.
About
Always-packed tavern with a terrace right on Calle Granada, with pinchos, tapas and vermouth. Lively, slightly chaotic atmosphere.
Good to know
Be ready to wait for a table. Check the bill: in September 2026 they charged for bread and olives that were not ordered, and there are complaints of tapas that are slow or never arrive (July 2026). The sangria is very sweet.
Getting there and parking
In the centre, on foot: Calle Granada leads off Plaza de la Constitución.
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