Colmado 93

6 years ago we found this place and then we visited several times. Now again and how wonderful that it still existed even under a different name. It's so lovely to sit here and enjoy the treats, be it food or drink. The music is to my taste (Spanish) and I can only say that it's the best place in Malaga and the surrounding area. So it's worth traveling 🥰. I like 👍 still love this place 09/2025

Another terrific ‘locals’ place. Authentic, not too big, and plenty of atmosphere. We stayed for more than a couple and had the absolutely exquisite Iberico Ham tapas. It was around 14€ but worth every penny. The Vermouth was also top notch. Definitely worth a visit.

Just stumbled actoss this little gem of a bar, had already had food or would definitely have eaten here. Small, intimate, friendly and great service

One of the old Tapas Bars left in Town. Food: Tortilla com cebolla.Homemade and it would be really good but ours was burnt at the bottom and a bit too salty 😞 Tortilla with Truffle was ok. Bun with Morcilla tastes good 😊 Albondigas de vaca are good. Artichoke with Anchovies are ok Pickled Sardina or s 👍 Service: Nice and friendly

Fantastic bar offering great tapas, vermouth and local beer. The bar team is super friendly. We had an amazing time there and will come back.

Highlight of our trip! Great selection of tapas and vermouth. Chícharrones were the best ones we’ve had. Lunchtime, dinner time the place has an amazing vibe. A place you must visit when in Malaga. Ale is the best, makes you feel so welcome and creates an amazing atmosphere!

SO fun to hang out here! There's really limited seating, but you don't really come here for a meal. You come here to have a few drinks and some of the local tapas-style delicacies of Malaga. The staff are all really fun and friendly and it seems like a place the locals like to come and hang out. All the snacks we got were delicious and we hung out for a few hours because we had such a great time!

Tiny tapas bar. Great alternative to La Tranca, where you probably just couldn't find a table. A little less jammed with selfie-taking 20-somethings, a little more mixed crowd enjoying some wine and snacks. Small place, but they find room for you. The staff were accommodating and patient, despite a language barrier (between the people and the menu). Honestly though unless you have any allergies, I say just wing it.