Picasso Bar Tapas

Last week I came here almost every day because I love the location, the food, and the waiters are super friendly. I tried a couple of breakfasts (croissant with ham and cheese was very tasty - unfortunately didn't take a picture of it) and many different tapas of the menu - all of them were delicious. One of my favorite tapas is the beef stew, but I also really like the fried camembert. For drinks I can really recommend the sangria! The cafe con leche is good as well and the orange juice is fresh. If you want to have a cozy breakfast/lunch or boozy dinner in a vivid area, Picasso is your place! I will definitely come back!

Food was good but nothing was particularly special. Do not get the 27k reviews, price was a bit more expensive than I thought also we got sat in the alley since there was no space in the front, a lot less joyful. Their salmon bruschetta was good though!

Am I the only one who thinks that waiters there aren't friendly? I found that they are super friendly with some specific people. The fried seafood was really good. However, the sauce wasn't sufficient. When I asked for more sauce, they provided the same portion of sauce and charged additional. However, the paella wasn't properly cooked. It was half boiled. Nice location and good outdoors sitting facility.

Small plates, big flavors. Shout out to Crawford for being the friendliest, funniest waiter around—he made the whole experience even better. Come hungry, leave happy (and maybe tipsy). 10/10 would tapas again!

Such a nice vibe. The Waiters are very nice and speak great English. The food was great and the coffee was amazing! We enjoyed sitting outside with the view on the basilisk.

Went back to Picasso about 4 times. Our first time, it was busy, but the staff were great and we enjoyed the food. The other times we went back, on the other hand, our experience wasn't that great. We were waiting about 10 minutes to get the Menu, once we knew what we wanted, we tried to get a staff members attention so we could order, but we were waiting 20 minutes before the staff member took our order, it wasn't as busy as our first time at Picasso. The food was good. When we tried to get the bill to pay, trying to get the staffs attention wasn't great. Wouldn't be rushing back any time soon

The atmosphere is nice - at a vivid and lively street, full of people. The food - we ordered the combined plateau of 5 different tapas - 2 of those were disappointing, the others were really good. The wine was tasty and cheap. In general, a good place but you an find better tapas in the area.

I visited this place twice, so I could tried their tapas and paella as well, and I was satisfied with both. Paella was tasty but it could be served a bit warmer. Potatoes (tapa) were not our favorite, but meatballs and sausages were very nice. The prices are fine as for the place in such location. The service could only be more aware, because we were served later than people who came after us, and we had to ask twice about the bill, but waiters are friendly and it’s something that can be improved, and it also doesn’t make this place not worth to visit ;)

Great place to catch a soccer (futbol) game here. Good stiff drinks. Nice for relaxing, people watching, meeting many European visitors. Near the Picasso museum. I will definitely come back here.

Came across Picasso when looking for something to eat in Malaga, we thought we'd try it out as we wanted to try Spanish food and it was close to where we were staying. We ordered a few Tapas to share between us and also some Sangria. The Sangria was good, but the food was not that great. It felt like it was all microwaved and it just didn't taste great. The service wasn't great either. We were waiting to be served for over 15 minutes, when we did order, they forgot about our drinks, we were waiting for over 30 minutes for our food to arrive. People who ordered after us, for their food way before us. Not going to rush back anytime soon

Horrible food. Worst In Malaga so far. It's not edible. I can't even call it bar food. The place is packed bcuz of happy hour 1 euro beer. That's the only reason why it has a star at all in our rating. Stay away from their 10 euro for 5 tapas special. It's not edible at all. Calamari tastes like it was slimy.

We stumbled in here around noon, shortly after arriving in Malaga and starving. It is located in a pretty and lively square, with a mix of old buildings and many restaurants and bars. The breakfast food is bland and mediocre at best, but the beer is fairly cheap and the staff are friendly.