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Marisquería Casa Vicente
From Málaga centre5 min
Price€
KidsYes (child-friendly according to GastroRanking)
AddressCalle Comisario, 2, 29005 Málaga
Opening hoursWednesday to Sunday 12:30-15:40 and 20:15-23:00; Monday and Tuesday closed (TripAdvisor, October 2026).
Must try
Grilled prawns, cuttlefish and clams, grilled squid, king prawns, prawn and cod fritters, fried fish and paella.
About
Simple seafood restaurant, with tables inside and on the side street: pescaíto, grilled dishes and fresh seafood at a good price right in the centre.
Good to know
If you are not keen on garlic, say so: one customer felt the garlic oil overpowered the fried squid (April 2026). The tinto de verano (red wine with lemon soda) is sweet. At Easter it fills up.
Getting there and parking
Metro: Atarazanas station and a few minutes' walk.
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