La Cosmo | Dani Carnero | Restaurant in Málaga

We came on a Thursday evening and didn't make a booking, so we were seated outside. It wasn't too cold so it was ok, but would have definitely preferred to be inside. We ordered the red prawns as a starter, the prawns themselves were very nice but i did wish the heads were cooked a little longer as the juice inside was still brown instead of red, and I'm never sure if it's saved to eat the head if the juice inside is still brown. We went with three moan dishes, the grilled squid was really good, and then the pork, the sauce was incredible and finally the duck, which was cooked very nicely with a very tasty sauce. We had the chocolate cake as a dessert and it was nice, wouldn't say it was spectacular though. This was the most expensive meal we had in Málaga, whole the food was good, I did feel like we could get really nice food with a cheaper price in Malaga. But if you are looking for a fine dinning experience, this could be a good option.

Top notch food. The steak tartare was probably the best version of the dish I had; granted, it's unconventional, but the sandwich style with fixings is so so good. Get a bar seat for the best view, the crew is energetic and watching them do their thing is a delight. The leek carbonara and the squid also stood out.

Lovely dinner at La cosmo. Every dish we had was amazing - canelones, leek, sea bass, and duck. It was a nice elegant atmosphere without being too uptight and fancy. Definitely look forward to coming back and trying other dishes!

We had dinner here and sat inside at a table. Very nice smart restaurant, the service was generally good. All of the dishes we ordered were of excellent quality. One comment I have, is that we ordered the duck as our main course. The quality was excellent and cooked to perfection, but it looked very uninteresting as it was just a sliced duck breast with a brush of sauce on quite a large plate, served with a green salad which consisted of a small bowl of chopped lettuce. I personally would expect a far better presentation at this price point and quality of restaurant. However we did not let it spoil our evening. The quality of the wine was excellent and well priced,. it was Friday night it was very busy and the atmosphere was very good.

We visited La Cosmo in Málaga (Bib Gourmand 2025) for lunch, but unfortunately the experience left us rather disappointed. The food was flavorful and well presented, yet the portions were ridiculously small — €7 for a single tiny anchovy with a dot of burrata, or €24 for just a few slices of duck and a spoonful of sauce. The service, however, was the real letdown. Our waitress seemed completely disinterested — no smile, no engagement, and we waited ages just to have our order taken. We even had to ask twice for the wine we had already ordered. Olive oil for the bread was offered only after we had finished eating it. I had mentioned in the reservation that we were celebrating my mother’s birthday — a special occasion that went completely unnoticed. It also felt like the staff preferred to focus on local guests, and speaking English seemed to be an inconvenience for them. While the kitchen clearly has skill, the overall experience lacked warmth, care, and the sense of hospitality you would expect from a Bib Gourmand restaurant.

Had dinner for two at La Cosmo after recommendations by waiter at sister restaurant La Cosmopolita. And the food was amazing!!! We started with a delicious cocktail, and delicious bread (🤤). For dinner, we went for: 1) tomato with basil oil and cottage cheese sauce 2) Leek a la carbonara 3) duck with homemade barbecue sauce and 4) octopus with piparra sauce. All dishes were, for us, a 10/10! 1) tomato with basil: we drank the sauce - and the tomatoes were firm and tasty 2) leek a la carbonara: WOW! If it's on the menu, and you love onion and carbonara, then this one is made for you. The soft leek that brings out the sweet, onion flavour, in combination with the egg yolk and saltiness of the parmisian... So delicious, and perfect to share as it is really rich in flavour. 3) Duck with homemade barbecue sauce: duck was cooked to perfection, and the sauce...... Incredible! One of is isn't a fan of the typical, cheap barbecue sauce, so was sceptic at first. But this one had the perfect balance of smokiness, salt and sweet! A real surprise, with a nice fresh salad (could personalle have a bit less vinegar for one of us). 4) Ultimately, we had the squid. Two little squids with piparra emulsion. So tasty, as we love a whole squid and cooked to perfection. Overall, for us a great experience. Personally regarding service & atmosphere: we like a bit more warmth & atmosphere from staff when going dinner. However, we do understand that when a restaurant like this wants to achieve a certain level of experience, this type of service fits. I think you do experience a different vibe when you are seated at the bar, and get to talk to the chefs a bit. For two people, we spent 115eu and had 4 dishes, 3 glasses of wine and 2 cocktails. Thank you La Cosmo, see you soon!

Dining at the 2025 Michelin star winner was a profoundly enriching experience that left us invigorated. The starters - razor clams, oyster meunière, Russian salad, and spicy ragout pork - showcased the chef's innovative genius. The main courses - leek carbonara, grilled seabass, and skip dash tuna - were masterfully crafted to delight the senses. We concluded the meal with a quartet of decadent desserts: chocolate cake with ice cream, corn flan with praline, tiramisu, and grilled pear, each a sublime celebration of flavors. The entire experience was nothing short of extraordinary, with impeccable service and ambiance that inspired a renewed sense of wonder.

Cool place, worthy to visit and have a delicious dinner right here. Not so busy area of the city, what I found as advantage if you wanna have more lay back dinner with your soulmate. I had here definitely one of the best deserts in my life.