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Casa Aranda
The guide was updated:Eating churros is a must when visiting Malaga. And for nearly nine decades, Casa Aranda has been serving this delicious treat to be dipped in velvety, hot chocolate to both locals and visitors with great success. Drop by for some breakfast or an afternoon coffee with the locals.
Useful Information
- Address: Calle Herrería del Rey, 2, Malaga
- Opening hours: Daily 8am–1pm / 5pm–8:30pm
- Website: www.instagram.com/casaaranda
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Dimas Mira e Hijos is an institution in Malaga. Praised by locals and tourists alike, it holds the title of having the best ice cream in town — a fact evident from the long queues that form outside this establishment. Although they don't have a place to sit, you'll find lots of benches around the Cathedral to enjoy your rich and creamy ice cream. And don't worry about the wait, the staff at Casa Mira are friendly, helpful, and fast.
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Casa Aranda
Eating churros is a must when visiting Malaga. And for nearly nine decades, Casa Aranda has been serving this delicious treat to be dipped in velvety, hot chocolate to both locals and visitors with great success. Drop by for some breakfast or an afternoon coffee with the locals.
Read more