Malaga is a great and vibrant city. Twenty years ago it looked a lot more run down but there's been no end of improvement and investment since then. Like all great cities that attract tourists there's good and bad places to eat. My favourite street food in Malaga are the delicious fried almonds. I've been to most of the places in this video and they are a lot of fun. However, they are a bit on the trendy side. Some of that stuff looked good but I know it's expensive and not particularly representative. It's a pity you didn't have espetos because that is the quintessential Malaga seafood at affordable prices. All other fish is expensive when you eat out. Malaga wine is always cheap though but some of the stuff sold in that style isn't always the best quality. As always, if you want good quality food at justifiable prices, you have to move beyond the tourist centre or know your way around. Big shout out to Lo Gueno, just off Larios, which do good meals, great tapas and sherry. Another old reliable is the venerable Bar Malaga at the top of Larios. They do traditional stuff very well and are good value.
Thank you for showing the delicious and diverse Spanish gastronomy, the great unknown abroad. It has always amazed me to see foreigners filling fast food, Italian and Oriental restaurants and missing out on the delicacies of the country they are visiting. When I travel, I avoid eating what I already know and imbued me with its gastronomy.. This is curious being one of the countries with the award-winning Chefs worldwide. Thanks.
James, we enjoyed the Altos Ibéricos Rioja 2016 that we got from your last wine tasting video. I would love to see you and Yoli do another wine tasting so I can support your cause until I can get to Spain and take one of your tours!
I studied in Malaga 30 years ago and stayed in Pedregalejo and the city centre for seven months in total before it became too hot and I drove to Sweden to cool off! -- it's good to see that plenty of my old haunts are still going strong. If you are still there, I would recommend trying a tapa of snails in tomato sauce... it's very different to the French style which is cooked with butter and garlic (and much better in my not so humble opinion)... they used to serve it in one of the many bars between Pedregalejo and El Palo.
What an amazing and wonderful video, congratulations Hanni and James!! Well done, great tapas places options, well explained, can’t wait for the next video!! ⭐️😍
Eating is one of the best experiences I have when I travel. The food is one of my indicators as to what places I can live in or want to stay a bit longer. The views are great, weather and people, but the food is a big draw for me.
Nope! I want my lemon on fish because it enhances the true flavor. Got to have it and you aren't going to convince me otherwise. I used to live 5 minutes from that market. There was an amazing hole in the walk restaurant called Casa de Pedro right across the street. It was amazing. I love that market. What a great place to live. I was in my early 20's and that was a few decades ago! Great video that brings me back!
@@tessasweet5792 Absolutely! It brings a clean and fresh flavor to the fish. Actually, it just enhances the natural flavor without masking it. Vivan los limones!
WOW! This made me fall in love with Spain, Malaga, Spanish Food and the incredible Hanni Martini all over again! It looked like you both had so much fun and can't wait to book a food tour and visit some of these places.
I love watching your channel. I went to Spain for the first time last month and watched your Madrid videos in preparation. My uncle lives in Malaga, and I spent about 4 days there wandering around, a lot of it on my own. Hiking up to the Alcazaba and checking out the Picasso museum. It was Holy Week so every night there were large processions and tons of people around. It was such a beautiful and amazing city. I wish this video had been out before I went. I would have loved to have stopped by some of these places. I am pretty sure I stumbled on the Mercado de Atarazanas at closing time. IT’s so great to see you highlight this amazing city.
Hola, deberías ampliar la visualización de tus vídeos a españoles que no hablamos tu idioma añadiéndoles subtitulos en castellano. Gracias y un saludo.
Thank you James and Hanni for sharing this fantastic video with us. I particularly enjoyed your visit to the Mercado. I always visit the local markets when I visit Spanish cities.
First time hearing of Malaga. Hanna really knows the best places, and it looked like you really enjoyed the experience. Really enjoyed the tour, and Thank you for taking us along.
We were fortunate to catch this episode just before we visited Malaga ( last week). We contacted The Food Experience and they replied right away, asking us our preferences, etc... Imagine our pleasure when it was Hanni herself who greeted us and it was just my husband and I on this bespoke tour. Hanni led us on a wonderful 'food experience'. She was fun, informative and so easy to be around. As I sit here back at home, sipping my sweet vermouth and planning making my tinto verano , we are sure we had one of our BEST food tours in all of our travels... (but we have booked a Devour tour in Barcelona...)
You are lucky you are in Spain James. If you were in the UK you couldn't make a you tube channel about food because here it's all fish and chips and fried chicken. In 2 videos you could have covered the whole of England and its food variety, lol. The food here is awful and people rely on foreign restaurants to add a little variety to the usual fish and chips, Macdonals, Burguer King and pizza shops
Hi James. After watching your video about Malaga, I contacted Hanni. My reason: I am considering to move to Malaga next year and start living as a real pensionado. So: sleep, terrace, market, beach, bar, restaurant and back to bed again:) Hanni was very kind and she introduced me to Jessica. We just finished our introduction Zoom and all went very well. Jessica can be of great assistance from the moment I land in Malaga to search for my new home. Thank you very much.
Wish that I'd seen this video before our last trip to Spain pre pandemic in 2018. Loved Malaga but did not realize that they had such a vibrant food scene as some of the other places we had visited (Sevilla, Granada, etc). Thanks for a wonderful walk down memory lane. Hope to get back travelling once things settle down.
Oh man ; ( , I can' believe you guys did not go to la Farola de Orellana , their Albóndigas en Salsa de Almendras de Málaga, Flamenquines e higaditos are so good that... IMO are the best en el casco central de Málaga.
I love Spain. Malaga and Cadiz were founded by the Phoenicians. Makes it the oldest city in W. Europe founded 770 BC. Cadiz founded by Phoenician sailors from Tyre in 1100 BC.
So pleased you made this video. Next time I visit Malaga I will visit some of these authentic Spanish tapas eateries. I love Spanish cuisine and the simplicity combined with quality. Nothing fake or contrived. I can't wait till you do tapas bar tour of Sevilla too? 🙏😁
I absolutely loved this video, so funny James (maybe slightly tipsy 🥴). I live in La Cala de Mijas so will definitely be going to some of those places the next time I’m in Malaga!
Soy español y me sigue sorprendiendo la enorme diversidad de la gastronomía española que parece infinita. Allí donde vayas a cualquier rincón de este país te encuentras con una grata y desconocida sorpresa gastronómica.
If only you could share the aromas of the food and wine you had! The explosion was a nice touch. Now we know of some places we HAVE to visit in our upcoming trip to Malaga and Granada. Salud!
Oh my goodness…… how are you still standing after eating and drinking that much? Longing to go back to Malaga. Thanks for the fabulous food tour! Love from Sydney. ❤
Looks great. I love Almeria and been a few times since I filmed Game of Thrones there, but would love to see Malaga too. Just rent a car from Barcalona and drive to Cadiz, stopping in each town. Would also be a good video from you (if you need an assistant, let me know haha) Im off to Bilbao in two weeks and found your videos while looking at another channel about Bilbao. Wish you had one about Bilbao before I went, but your San Sebastan ones helped me know what food and drink to try. Can't wait for the cider!
🎶🎶She made me eat at Malaga's 9 best tapas bars 🎶🎶 🎶That much is true🎶 .... 🎶 Don't, don't you want me? 😂😂😂💃💃 Great work and the best travel content on TH-cam as always, thank you!
Great! Thank you James for the video! It’s great opportunity for me & my family as we’ll be visiting Spain this summer😊. And since my last visit to Malaga was extraordinarily, I decided to come and visit it again this summer (July) so stay tuned for sharing my upcoming experience with you and your friends !
You are right about not eating at PIM pims. Used to be good 20years ago. Have done most of the others. Love the experience.good idea to go with friends . Then u can try more dishes 🤠😜
In general prices are very reasonable , of course that ; always depends in the comparison.. for example comparing them with Germany which is not an expensive country in the EU are still affordable
Hi James. Going to Málaga in November. we're going to visit many of your recommendations BUT ! what would be your personal go-to bar 🙂 if you had one. Hope you are all well Andy 🙂
We put it all on seafood (wouldn’t pepper fish, personally)! The no lemon is James’ rule but I say do whatever you like 😉 and whatever tastes good to YOU! 😋
Yuhuuuuuuuu! Didn’t they do well! Sterling effort all round - and really Hanni & James only scratched the surface of Malaga’s phenomenal food scene. Next time we will get you off the beaten track, James, where there are even more gems to be discovered 👌
What a fantastic video! You're back James, it's official, like a video of old pre all this Covid roller coaster we've been on. Thanks for letting us escape for 20 minutes! Best wishes, Mark in Ireland.
It depends how far you want to go and in which direction. Generally buses are pretty good. We also have the ‘cercanias’ train which connects the city to the west as far as Fuengirola (via the airport). Otherwise taxi/Uber/bolt and or yego (drive yourself electric moped). There are lots of options!
Form Málaga you can easy reach almost every beach city like Torremolinos, Benalmádena or Fuengirola by suburban train. If you want to go farther, like Marbella or Estepona, you should go by bus.
That is not a breakfast, at least for those from Malaga, there are breakfasts first thing in the morning before work or studies, and maybe between 9 or 11 in the morning during the break, when I go to work at 5 am I don't have very hungry, so I have a break at 9 for breakfast, from 12 in the morning it is already a "snacks, tapas" during the week it is not usually done, it is more on the weekend when there is no work and from 1pm to 3pm is lunch. Adding lemon to the fish is a matter of taste, I don't do it, but my husband and my children do, that's why we always put a slice of lemon on the plate, just like in paella, they add lemon but I don't.
I have been to Malaga several times with friends who live in Spain. We always end up going to the same restaurants. I have been to a couple you featured. I can see there are tonnes more places if you are prepared to hunt them down. The market is just mind boggling. Puts British markets to shame. I always buy the big garlics. The last time I visited (and unfortunately probably my last) British pubs, bars and budget hotels had opened up allowing a different kind of culture which is spoiling the Malaga traditions. Thanks for sharing.
Málaga was a bomb site when I first passed through it en route to Nerja, must've been about 13/14 yrs ago. Then, and for a few succeeding years, it wasn't more than a transfer hub for other holiday destinations for me. Now... at the very least, an overnight visit. Incredible transformation. Super chilled city, and one of the friendliest I've ever visited.
I would love to see this clip a year ago. I have been to Malaga twice and only visited multiple times at Casa Lola and El Pimpi. They were suggested by my hotel's front desk.
I visit about 3 times a year.. stay at the Hotel Ataranzanas.. right opposite the market... do room only and eat breakfast in the sun outside the market.. bliss. 👍🏴
James, family is most important (sending love to them) BUT how I missed a good ol' little tipsy tapas crawl!!! :)) Thanks for bringing back memories of Malaga, desperately want to return sometime
I hated this video … … because now, I have to change my whole travel plan !!! We were landing in Malaga then heading straight to Granada. Now, thanks to this perfect video of bar hoping from great places to even nicer ones, I have to change my plans and spend a few days to track James’ steps (yes, few hours for James translate in a few days for me…). Seriously… well done. Great host. Love the history and the stories for each places…
@@spainrevealed you have no idea how you messed up our plans… … we were initially planning to go to Italy 😅😅😅 Then came hour videos. The passion with which you explain the history, and the positive side of Yoly made Spain our first post covid destination. Now please don’t go to Valencia because you’ll really f up our plans 😂 Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba and almost a full week in Madrid. Might see you in a bar. Salud!
Just back from Malaga where my pals surprised me , on my birthday , with a food tour. I was even more surprised when it turned out to be the one led by Hanni (who I had seen on this video and been impressed by.) She did a fantastic tour, took us to great bars and was great company. Her knowledge of the local scene led us to some food places we would never have found by ourselves and she made sure we experienced local delicacies. Watch this video. She is the real deal. Fun , informative and extremely helpful. After the tour she gave us a list of places we didn't have time to visit and this became our guide for the rest of the weekend. Hanni even told us to WhatsApp her if we needed any further info. She was brilliant. The food was sensational. The drinks superb. Malaga is a beautiful , vibrant town. This tour helped us pack as much as possible into the three nights we spent there.
This is interesting, made me think about open food markets in central Madrid which are the best ones ? I used to go to Mercado de Barceló but I got ripped off there a couple of times and the quality suddently went down on some stalls, Mercado Torrijos around Goya was a bit mediocre I thought, mercado de San Anton around Chueca is decent but small and modern as I remember. I think there's another open food market around calle Serano not too far away from Mercado Torrijos which is meant to be better but I've only been twice and I cannot find the name of it or even where it is on the map. I know u guys did a quick tour of open food market San Miguel around La Plaza mayor, it's fine, caters a bit too much for tourists I thought and expensive so that's never going to be regular place I go to. You guys got any opinions on which are the best open food markets in central Madrid ?
@@USATOUR Mercado de Vallehermoso si he pasado ese mercado un par de veces en camino a cuatro caminos desde Chamberi. update: actually scrub that, I've never seen, passed or heard of this big market before. my mistake
I live on the Costa del Sol just outside Malaga and love it here. Your video is great. I admit I don't know Malaga city that well yet. You inspired me to visit it more often. I love good food, good wine and good beer. However, I struggle here in Spain because I am a vegetarian and there are simply very few options as the traditional Spanish cuisine consists mostly of meat or fish. I prefer Greek cuisine much more - you can have a great dinner or mezze in Greece in most restaurants, but you really have to look hard to find a place in Spain that offers more than a salad for vegetarians. That's one of the reasons why we don't eat out as much here as we used to when we lived in England, which is a shame.
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Malaga is a great and vibrant city. Twenty years ago it looked a lot more run down but there's been no end of improvement and investment since then. Like all great cities that attract tourists there's good and bad places to eat. My favourite street food in Malaga are the delicious fried almonds. I've been to most of the places in this video and they are a lot of fun. However, they are a bit on the trendy side. Some of that stuff looked good but I know it's expensive and not particularly representative. It's a pity you didn't have espetos because that is the quintessential Malaga seafood at affordable prices. All other fish is expensive when you eat out. Malaga wine is always cheap though but some of the stuff sold in that style isn't always the best quality. As always, if you want good quality food at justifiable prices, you have to move beyond the tourist centre or know your way around. Big shout out to Lo Gueno, just off Larios, which do good meals, great tapas and sherry. Another old reliable is the venerable Bar Malaga at the top of Larios. They do traditional stuff very well and are good value.
I agree 👍
So weird to see you guys in my own city after all these years, i hope you enjoy its superiority in regards to Madrid XD (im joking)
Thank you for showing the delicious and diverse Spanish gastronomy, the great unknown abroad. It has always amazed me to see foreigners filling fast food, Italian and Oriental restaurants and missing out on the delicacies of the country they are visiting. When I travel, I avoid eating what I already know and imbued me with its gastronomy.. This is curious being one of the countries with the award-winning Chefs worldwide. Thanks.
Spanish Food and wine truly one of the best in flavours & varieties .. miss it so much
I WILL ALWAYS PUT LEMON ON FISH NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY
James, we enjoyed the Altos Ibéricos Rioja 2016 that we got from your last wine tasting video. I would love to see you and Yoli do another wine tasting so I can support your cause until I can get to Spain and take one of your tours!
I love living in Málaga! It's awesome that you came and showcased a fraction of what this beautiful city has to offer! Hope you enjoyed your stay.
I studied in Malaga 30 years ago and stayed in Pedregalejo and the city centre for seven months in total before it became too hot and I drove to Sweden to cool off! -- it's good to see that plenty of my old haunts are still going strong. If you are still there, I would recommend trying a tapa of snails in tomato sauce... it's very different to the French style which is cooked with butter and garlic (and much better in my not so humble opinion)... they used to serve it in one of the many bars between Pedregalejo and El Palo.
Dear James, the lemon has nothing to do with the freshness of the fish, but with breaking the fried fat, it's "pe'caíto frito", mi arma🤗❤️
Se han inventado eso. Que disparate decir que el pescado en España no era fresco
Gosh, that was fun. I’M HUNGRY! Hadn’t considered Malaga (I lean to northern Spain), but I have definitely been swayed! Thank you, James and Hanni :)
Málaga is the paradise
What an amazing and wonderful video, congratulations Hanni and James!! Well done, great tapas places options, well explained, can’t wait for the next video!! ⭐️😍
I love watching you discovering my city!! Wow! Thanks guys!
Hanni is an absolute foodie wizard and always a ball to hang out with. The Food Experience is a no brainer for foodies visiting Malaga 👌🍷
Eating is one of the best experiences I have when I travel. The food is one of my indicators as to what places I can live in or want to stay a bit longer. The views are great, weather and people, but the food is a big draw for me.
Nope! I want my lemon on fish because it enhances the true flavor. Got to have it and you aren't going to convince me otherwise. I used to live 5 minutes from that market. There was an amazing hole in the walk restaurant called Casa de Pedro right across the street. It was amazing. I love that market. What a great place to live. I was in my early 20's and that was a few decades ago! Great video that brings me back!
L-O-V-E the LEMON!!!
@@tessasweet5792 Absolutely! It brings a clean and fresh flavor to the fish. Actually, it just enhances the natural flavor without masking it. Vivan los limones!
I personally find Malaga more attractive than Marbella
WOW! This made me fall in love with Spain, Malaga, Spanish Food and the incredible Hanni Martini all over again! It looked like you both had so much fun and can't wait to book a food tour and visit some of these places.
Awweeeee yooooooouuuuu! ☺️
Every time I watch one of your videos I have to pour myself a glass of wine....
I love watching your channel. I went to Spain for the first time last month and watched your Madrid videos in preparation. My uncle lives in Malaga, and I spent about 4 days there wandering around, a lot of it on my own. Hiking up to the Alcazaba and checking out the Picasso museum. It was Holy Week so every night there were large processions and tons of people around. It was such a beautiful and amazing city. I wish this video had been out before I went. I would have loved to have stopped by some of these places. I am pretty sure I stumbled on the Mercado de Atarazanas at closing time. IT’s so great to see you highlight this amazing city.
Hammered at 11 - LOL :D
Definitely by 12 🤪😂
🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️🏁🍺🍺🥂🥂There last November eat in that big market place 2 days for lunch super good but very very busy too many tourists lol 😆 😀 😄 😜 😉
James you’re a bastard. Living life to the max. Good for you!
Bravo guys, you shared all the beauty of this great city. Viva Malaga!
Thank you! 🙌
Hola, deberías ampliar la visualización de tus vídeos a españoles que no hablamos tu idioma añadiéndoles subtitulos en castellano. Gracias y un saludo.
Thank you James and Hanni for sharing this fantastic video with us. I particularly enjoyed your visit to the Mercado. I always visit the local markets when I visit Spanish cities.
I loved this video, so informative and entertaining, thank you
First time hearing of Malaga. Hanna really knows the best places, and it looked like you really enjoyed the experience. Really enjoyed the tour, and Thank you for taking us along.
Pablo Ruiz Picasso (Málaga, 25 de octubre de 1881) by the way
We were fortunate to catch this episode just before we visited Malaga ( last week). We contacted The Food Experience and they replied right away, asking us our preferences, etc...
Imagine our pleasure when it was Hanni herself who greeted us and it was just my husband and I on this bespoke tour. Hanni led us on a wonderful 'food experience'. She was fun, informative and so easy to be around. As I sit here back at home, sipping my sweet vermouth and planning making my tinto verano , we are sure we had one of our BEST food tours in all of our travels... (but we have booked a Devour tour in Barcelona...)
Oh how wonderful! Hanni loved hosting you :)
I would love to have Habbnni be the one to show up for a foood tour. Would be great really like how she describes the food
You are lucky you are in Spain James. If you were in the UK you couldn't make a you tube channel about food because here it's all fish and chips and fried chicken. In 2 videos you could have covered the whole of England and its food variety, lol.
The food here is awful and people rely on foreign restaurants to add a little variety to the usual fish and chips, Macdonals, Burguer King and pizza shops
Okay Hanni is a vibe! Would love to have her as a drinking and eating partner!
Hahahahahah thank you! Hit me up when you’re in Malaga! 👌🥂
Ahhhh we were trying to contact you so that we could meet up for a coffee, we love shopping in that market, we are only 15min away.
Marisol & James
Tell me that you flew in as well, we work at the airport here in malaga jaja
Tantalizing! What’s the name of that expensive Rioja you tried by the glass? Thanks.
yikes, I can't remember I'm afraid
⭐⭐⭐⭐ I miss Yoli & Lucia!!!
Hi James. After watching your video about Malaga, I contacted Hanni. My reason: I am considering to move to Malaga next year and start living as a real pensionado. So: sleep, terrace, market, beach, bar, restaurant and back to bed again:) Hanni was very kind and she introduced me to Jessica. We just finished our introduction Zoom and all went very well. Jessica can be of great assistance from the moment I land in Malaga to search for my new home. Thank you very much.
Wellcome to Spain!!!!
Wellcome to my city. I really hope you enjoy our, yours too now, city, state and country.
And that's why my friends, we can't afford houses in my city anymore 😊
I was in Malaga in 1982 and it was very industrial and ugly. Then I visited in 2018. What a transformation.
Absolutely!
Wish that I'd seen this video before our last trip to Spain pre pandemic in 2018. Loved Malaga but did not realize that they had such a vibrant food scene as some of the other places we had visited (Sevilla, Granada, etc).
Thanks for a wonderful walk down memory lane. Hope to get back travelling once things settle down.
In England, in fish and chip shops(only place you will find it) we call dogfish "Rock" or "Huss"
Te falto ir a TERRAZA CATEDRAL MALAGA un restaurante muy bueno con vistas a la catedral.
Oh man ; ( , I can' believe you guys did not go to la Farola de Orellana , their Albóndigas en Salsa de Almendras de Málaga, Flamenquines e higaditos are so good that... IMO are the best en el casco central de Málaga.
Damn! We did go but had to cut it for time. I’ll add to the description :)
We did!! It had to be cut but it’s an absolute fave! (I actually ‘MADE’ James eat in at least 11 places 😉
I’m hungry now
Oh my gosh!! Taking notes for my next trip to Malaga. Thank you!! Loved it!!!
w. spain ciao
I love Spain. Malaga and Cadiz were founded by the Phoenicians. Makes it the oldest city in W. Europe founded 770 BC. Cadiz founded by Phoenician sailors from Tyre in 1100 BC.
Fabulous video! I've been to several, but not all. Can't wait to try them all!
My respects. Tu Castellano es impresionante para ser guiris. I absolutely miss Spain and everything about it.
Gracias!
So pleased you made this video. Next time I visit Malaga I will visit some of these authentic Spanish tapas eateries. I love Spanish cuisine and the simplicity combined with quality. Nothing fake or contrived. I can't wait till you do tapas bar tour of Sevilla too? 🙏😁
As a Málaga local, it's funny to watch how she didn't know any of the best ones.
Do you mind sharing please
Please share, we will be there next week
Cant wait to get to Málaga in September. Gonna kick around for a bit and the motorcycle around Andalusia. ¡Nos vemos!
I absolutely loved this video, so funny James (maybe slightly tipsy 🥴). I live in La Cala de Mijas so will definitely be going to some of those places the next time I’m in Malaga!
Hahahah the wheels were definitely falling off by about 1pm 🤣🤣
Soy español y me sigue sorprendiendo la enorme diversidad de la gastronomía española que parece infinita. Allí donde vayas a cualquier rincón de este país te encuentras con una grata y desconocida sorpresa gastronómica.
Viva espania colega 🥳🤙
En Inglaterra es una vergüenza. Aya donde vayas la unica gastronomía son fish and chips y tiendas baratas de pollo frito
@@jblondon1327 los inglesess no saven como comer hombre 😂😂claro fish and chips y mad fish and chips 😂🤬🤬
@@jblondon1327 en Londres se come de puta madre
@@alegp97pero no comida inglesa
If only you could share the aromas of the food and wine you had! The explosion was a nice touch. Now we know of some places we HAVE to visit in our upcoming trip to Malaga and Granada. Salud!
We need smellovision!!! 😉
Oh my goodness…… how are you still standing after eating and drinking that much? Longing to go back to Malaga. Thanks for the fabulous food tour! Love from Sydney. ❤
Looks great. I love Almeria and been a few times since I filmed Game of Thrones there, but would love to see Malaga too. Just rent a car from Barcalona and drive to Cadiz, stopping in each town. Would also be a good video from you (if you need an assistant, let me know haha)
Im off to Bilbao in two weeks and found your videos while looking at another channel about Bilbao. Wish you had one about Bilbao before I went, but your San Sebastan ones helped me know what food and drink to try. Can't wait for the cider!
You really can’t go far wrong in Bilbao 😉 Enjoy!
Good to see how the other half live.
Ir a Casa Mira y no probar el helado de turrón es un crimen... ¡por favor hay que probarlo!
Yo tenia turrón en mi blanco y negro 😉
Un helado de Málaga con pasas tenía que haber pedido.
hola saludos desde Málaga gracias por visitar mi ciudad
pd picasso is from Málaga
💋♥️💔❤️🔥❣️❤️💘💞💖🌹🙏🌟✨💫⭐️SALUS
Hanni is gorgeous! Phwoar!
19 minutes of watching James get hammered
Headed to Spain on Tuesday of next week & have really been enjoying your videos. Thanks for the sneak peek & prep for our trip!
🎶🎶She made me eat at Malaga's 9 best tapas bars 🎶🎶
🎶That much is true🎶
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🎶 Don't, don't you want me?
😂😂😂💃💃
Great work and the best travel content on TH-cam as always, thank you!
🤣🤣🤣 🎶
Great! Thank you James for the video! It’s great opportunity for me & my family as we’ll be visiting Spain this summer😊. And since my last visit to Malaga was extraordinarily, I decided to come and visit it again this summer (July) so stay tuned for sharing my upcoming experience with you and your friends !
Yippeee welcome back soon! 🙌
Wrong! any fried fish needs a little acid to enhance the flavor.
You were “ forced” to try them all were u ?
Tuna is actually chicken of the sea
You are right about not eating at PIM pims. Used to be good 20years ago. Have done most of the others. Love the experience.good idea to go with friends . Then u can try more dishes 🤠😜
Absolutely tapas with lots of friends is the best way to do it!
Well, I was going going to go to Cádiz next but I might have to make Malaga my next trip after watching this video! 😅
haha, sorry to fill up your itinerary!
Great vid! But it would be interesting to know the prices, particularly for the seafood at the beginning!
Glad you liked it :) Prices are on screen. Maybe should be clearer
In general prices are very reasonable , of course that ; always depends in the comparison.. for example comparing them with Germany which is not an expensive country in the EU are still affordable
Hi James. Going to Málaga in November. we're going to visit many of your recommendations BUT ! what would be your personal go-to bar 🙂 if you had one.
Hope you are all well
Andy 🙂
You won't put lemon but put salt and pepper on fish? Strange
We put it all on seafood (wouldn’t pepper fish, personally)! The no lemon is James’ rule but I say do whatever you like 😉 and whatever tastes good to YOU! 😋
Yuhuuuuuuuu! Didn’t they do well! Sterling effort all round - and really Hanni & James only scratched the surface of Malaga’s phenomenal food scene. Next time we will get you off the beaten track, James, where there are even more gems to be discovered 👌
Como te cuidas!!!Madre mia!!!!
Great Video. Malaga seems to be the perfect place if you're an high functionic alcoholic.
You say high functioning we say….. the jury is out about the level of function 🤷🏼♀️🤣
After the vermouth, I would have fallen over in the street! Impressive! Que buena pinta todo! Madre mía el ajo blanco...Wow!
You haven’t seen the outtakes 😉😆
@@TheSpainExperience 😂😂 you must have had a lot of fun!
What a fantastic video! You're back James, it's official, like a video of old pre all this Covid roller coaster we've been on. Thanks for letting us escape for 20 minutes! Best wishes, Mark in Ireland.
Back with a bang 💥
What a fantastic video, James.
another great video !!...question: how is public transport along the coast there? Do you do buses or taxis/ubers?
It depends how far you want to go and in which direction. Generally buses are pretty good. We also have the ‘cercanias’ train which connects the city to the west as far as Fuengirola (via the airport). Otherwise taxi/Uber/bolt and or yego (drive yourself electric moped). There are lots of options!
Form Málaga you can easy reach almost every beach city like Torremolinos, Benalmádena or Fuengirola by suburban train. If you want to go farther, like Marbella or Estepona, you should go by bus.
Buenos sitios enfocados al cliente turista😂😂😂 pagas el triple que en sitios donde van más españoles que extranjeros 😂😂😂😂
Like tapas trail
I would be soo hungry and drunk after this lunch, as I can't stand seafood😆
I went to Antón Martín Market yesterday around 5 and they closed reopen again at 7
That is not a breakfast, at least for those from Malaga, there are breakfasts first thing in the morning before work or studies, and maybe between 9 or 11 in the morning during the break, when I go to work at 5 am I don't have very hungry, so I have a break at 9 for breakfast, from 12 in the morning it is already a "snacks, tapas" during the week it is not usually done, it is more on the weekend when there is no work and from 1pm to 3pm is lunch.
Adding lemon to the fish is a matter of taste, I don't do it, but my husband and my children do, that's why we always put a slice of lemon on the plate, just like in paella, they add lemon but I don't.
I love Málaga, my favourite city. Then Madrid, where I live.
Awesome video. Can't wait to get back there from the states. Last trip 2019.
I have been to Malaga several times with friends who live in Spain. We always end up going to the same restaurants. I have been to a couple you featured. I can see there are tonnes more places if you are prepared to hunt them down. The market is just mind boggling. Puts British markets to shame. I always buy the big garlics. The last time I visited (and unfortunately probably my last) British pubs, bars and budget hotels had opened up allowing a different kind of culture which is spoiling the Malaga traditions. Thanks for sharing.
GASTRO NINJA should have his own channel
Hahhahaha he should! I’ll tell him!
Thanks again James.
Big call on the market, there are so many good ones.
These are now in my Maps faves and will check them out next trip.
Look forward to hearing what you think Robert!
Málaga was a bomb site when I first passed through it en route to Nerja, must've been about 13/14 yrs ago. Then, and for a few succeeding years, it wasn't more than a transfer hub for other holiday destinations for me. Now... at the very least, an overnight visit. Incredible transformation. Super chilled city, and one of the friendliest I've ever visited.
Totally!
I'm in Alicante for a month this summer.
I'll be doing this. But with my 6 kids in tow.
Wish me luck haha
Good luck 😬😬💪🤣
I would love to see this clip a year ago. I have been to Malaga twice and only visited multiple times at Casa Lola and El Pimpi. They were suggested by my hotel's front desk.
I visit about 3 times a year.. stay at the Hotel Ataranzanas.. right opposite the market... do room only and eat breakfast in the sun outside the market.. bliss. 👍🏴
☆☆☆!!... 😅
I just tried Antigua Casa de Guardia. Very good. I appreciate the recommendation. Keep up with the good contents.
James, family is most important (sending love to them) BUT how I missed a good ol' little tipsy tapas crawl!!! :)) Thanks for bringing back memories of Malaga, desperately want to return sometime
I hated this video …
… because now, I have to change my whole travel plan !!!
We were landing in Malaga then heading straight to Granada. Now, thanks to this perfect video of bar hoping from great places to even nicer ones, I have to change my plans and spend a few days to track James’ steps (yes, few hours for James translate in a few days for me…).
Seriously… well done. Great host. Love the history and the stories for each places…
Haha sorry for messing up your plans!!! 😎😎😂
@@spainrevealed you have no idea how you messed up our plans…
… we were initially planning to go to Italy 😅😅😅
Then came hour videos. The passion with which you explain the history, and the positive side of Yoly made Spain our first post covid destination.
Now please don’t go to Valencia because you’ll really f up our plans 😂
Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba and almost a full week in Madrid. Might see you in a bar. Salud!
Hahah sorry we messed up your plans but DELIGHTED you’re changing your itinerary to take in our fab city 😁
Just back from Malaga where my pals surprised me , on my birthday , with a food tour. I was even more surprised when it turned out to be the one led by Hanni (who I had seen on this video and been impressed by.) She did a fantastic tour, took us to great bars and was great company. Her knowledge of the local scene led us to some food places we would never have found by ourselves and she made sure we experienced local delicacies. Watch this video. She is the real deal. Fun , informative and extremely helpful. After the tour she gave us a list of places we didn't have time to visit and this became our guide for the rest of the weekend. Hanni even told us to WhatsApp her if we needed any further info. She was brilliant. The food was sensational. The drinks superb. Malaga is a beautiful , vibrant town. This tour helped us pack as much as possible into the three nights we spent there.
How wonderful that you had this experience! Thank you for sharing :)
Brilliant tips. I love watching people who enjoy eating and you James, are just the best. Can’t wait to visit Malaga some day. Gracias
Hope to see you here one day soon!
This is interesting, made me think about open food markets in central Madrid which are the best ones ? I used to go to Mercado de Barceló but I got ripped off there a couple of times and the quality suddently went down on some stalls, Mercado Torrijos around Goya was a bit mediocre I thought, mercado de San Anton around Chueca is decent but small and modern as I remember.
I think there's another open food market around calle Serano not too far away from Mercado Torrijos which is meant to be better but I've only been twice and I cannot find the name of it or even where it is on the map.
I know u guys did a quick tour of open food market San Miguel around La Plaza mayor, it's fine, caters a bit too much for tourists I thought and expensive so that's never going to be regular place I go to.
You guys got any opinions on which are the best open food markets in central Madrid ?
Mercado de Vallehermoso
@@USATOUR Mercado de Vallehermoso si he pasado ese mercado un par de veces en camino a cuatro caminos desde Chamberi. update: actually scrub that, I've never seen, passed or heard of this big market before. my mistake
He stayed in my place! Great to meet you, now I know what you meant about the amount of food jajajaja
I live on the Costa del Sol just outside Malaga and love it here. Your video is great. I admit I don't know Malaga city that well yet. You inspired me to visit it more often. I love good food, good wine and good beer. However, I struggle here in Spain because I am a vegetarian and there are simply very few options as the traditional Spanish cuisine consists mostly of meat or fish. I prefer Greek cuisine much more - you can have a great dinner or mezze in Greece in most restaurants, but you really have to look hard to find a place in Spain that offers more than a salad for vegetarians. That's one of the reasons why we don't eat out as much here as we used to when we lived in England, which is a shame.