Restaurant of the Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro
Andalusian cuisine with the best views in town
Situated on the Gibralfaro hill, with the best views of Malaga as a backdrop and its bay on the horizon, the Parador de Málaga Gibralfaro offers the most romantic setting in the city. The cuisine on offer is based on fish and the richness of fruits and vegetables of the Axarquía, but also bets on the quality of some meats and sweet snacks.
A gastronomic balcony overlooking the bay
Here you’ll enjoy classic Andalusian cuisine that’s updated for each season to make the most of seasonal products. Fresh fish plays a leading role, as do traditional Málaga dishes. Among our specialities you can try gazpachuelo malagueño, zoque and ajoblanco, rice-in-broth dishes and aubergines in tempura, along with meat options such as cabrito and Iberian pork shoulder.
Type of kitchen
Traditional Andalusian
Specialties
Gazpachuelo malagueño, zoque and ajoblanco malagueño.
Opening Hours
The best balcony overlooking the Mediterranean
Do not miss the Picasso Museum in Malaga, with more than 200 works by the renowned painter. Other essential visits include the Alcazaba, the fortress palace from the Andalusi period, the Roman Theatre and the Cathedral. Next to the Parador, you can visit Gibralfaro Castle, which served as a temporary residence for Ferdinand the Catholic after the Reconquest. The Cuevas del Tesoro are in the beautiful town of Rincon de la Victoria, just six kilometres from Malaga. Here the sea has carved out a wonderful landscape in the limestone cliffs. Undoubtedly a jewel worth discovering.