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Soho de Málaga: the most creative side of the city

There is another Málaga beyond its most known streets, found in the thriving Soho. The vibrancy of this neighborhood has made it a meeting point for artists and restaurateurs. Its colorful facades serve as a draw within the city while the art galleries fulfill that creative promise. Additionally, Soho surprises with its diverse offering of cafes, restaurants, and bars that give it its characteristic life. Discover this more alternative and creative Málaga close to the historic center.

Alameda Principal

Alameda Principal

The perfect place to take a walk and discover the city of Málaga is Alameda Principal. Created at the end of the eighteenth century, the promenade is lined with fountains, centenary ficus trees, historic buildings, and an atmosphere that is always lively. The promenade connects the historic center with the port, and along its route, visitors will find shops, museums, and some of the most emblematic restaurants and bars in Málaga.
Mercado de Atarazanas

Mercado de Atarazanas

Visiting the Mercado de Atarazanas means immersing yourself in the most important gastronomic space in Málaga. Among its stalls, visitors can discover the best of local products: fish, cheeses, fruits, cold cuts, and vegetables. Aromas and flavors intertwined where you can taste fresh and seasonal products. In addition to the food, the architecture of the building stands out, built in the nineteenth century over the ancient Nazarene shipyards.
Restaurant Cávala

Restaurant Cávala

Located in the heart of the Málaga neighborhood of Soho, Cávala is a restaurant that offers a very innovative gastronomic menu, based solely on fish and seafood from the best markets in Spain. The chef Miguel Ángel Mayor is at the helm of the restaurant. Seasonal and market cuisine highlights spicy gazpacho, shrimp with their roe, or the tortilla no vaga with bird juice and crispy skin.
Restaurant La Deriva

Restaurant La Deriva

The restaurant La Deriva, located on Alameda de Colón, offers visitors fresh, Mediterranean, and seasonal products. A menu where the protagonists are fish, meats, and a careful selection of cheeses and wines. The perfect place to enjoy delicious dishes in a cozy atmosphere.
Mesón Ibérico

Mesón Ibérico

For those looking for a restaurant with traditional Spanish cuisine, the indicated place in Málaga is Mesón Ibérico. Located on Calle San Lorenzo, this establishment opened in 1998 stands out for its quality menu and local products, where the acorn-fed Iberian ham, bacalao al pil-pil, and fresh fish must be mentioned without a doubt. And all this in a very lively and welcoming atmosphere.
Imperio Grill Churrasquería Rodízio

Imperio Grill Churrasquería Rodízio

Meat lovers and Brazilian cuisine enthusiasts have a must-visit at Imperio Grill Churrasquería Rodízio. Located in the heart of Soho de Málaga (Avenida de Manuel Agustín Heredia, 4), the restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet of roasted meats carved on skewers and served directly at the table. Its varied selection of side dishes and its cozy atmosphere make it a highly recommended gastronomic experience.