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Bodegas Quitapenas has made wines under the Málaga and Sierras de Málaga denominations since 1880, and runs two taverns in the centre, for tapas and Málaga food: Quitapenas Marín García, at Calle Marín García 4, and Quitapenas Sánchez Pastor, at Calle Sánchez Pastor 2. Make it a glass of wine and a few tapas.

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”.

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Calle Marín García 4

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