Citorah PickBar · Centro Histórico
La Tranca
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Citorah says
A tasca, with traditional Spanish music from every era playing behind the conversation. Order the empanadas, tostas, cured cheese or one of its tortillas, with barrel vermouth or a cold caña. It serves from midday to night, and it takes no bookings.
From Where to Eat in Málaga: Tapas, Espetos, the Market and the Tables Worth Booking, under “2. The old town: bodegas and tapas bars with history”.
Good to know
- Where
- Calle Carretería 92
- What to order
- the empanadas, tostas, cured cheese or one of its tortillas, with barrel vermouth or a cold caña
- Booking
- it takes no bookings
- Directions
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