Casa Aranda

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Mark Fedoronko

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"A real institution, Casa Arnada spans several buildings down an alleyway. You'll be joined by a funky mix of locals and tourists. Their bocadillos are delicious - my favorite is the tomato, olive oil, and manchego bocadillo. Afterward you'll be treated to the best churros and chocolate in the city (as far as I know). A great (and inexpensive) way to start the day! "

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Where to Eat in the Morning in Málaga

Málaga has transformed itself from a dinky coastal city to the gem of the Andalusian coast. Filled with wonderful art museums, beaches, historic sites, and tapas bars, Málaga is an amazing destination in and of itself and not just an airport you fly through to get to Marbella. If you do come to Málaga, you'll want to find a good place to eat breakfast and drink coffee. Good news for you, this guide provides all the different places to drink café bonbon, eat churros and bocadillos, and munch on pastries to the content of your corazon!

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About Casa Aranda

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Address

C. Santos, 6, 29005 Málaga, Spain

Phone

+34 952 22 28 12