Casa Aranda in Málaga: photos, reviews, menu

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Casa Aranda in Málaga offers a delightful breakfast experience with its renowned Spanish churros and exquisite hot chocolate. At this cozy café, you can indulge in light, crispy churros that avoid greasiness while pairing them with a rich, thick hot chocolate or a cup of delicious coffee. With an average Google rating of 4.4, patrons appreciate the fast, friendly, and professional service at this affordable spot. Whether you're opting for a quick takeaway, enjoying a leisurely start with outdoor seating, or simply stopping by for a refreshing beer, Casa Aranda caters to both taste and convenience, offering payment by credit card and nearby parking options. Their satisfying prices ensure that a visit here is both enjoyable and budget-friendly.

Price

$$$$ 1 - 10 EUR

Meals

Breakfast

Cuisines

Spanish

Services

Takeaway, Outdoor seating

Offering

Serving alcohol

Payment

Payment by credit card

4.4

based on 1,539 reviews

Google

4.4/5 1,539 reviews

Yassin Merhoumy

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Atípico y lleno de historia

Christine Stilzinger

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Best churros ever with amazing chocolate sauce, Service is very friendly and fast

Donna Trimm

Service: 1
Atmosphere: 5

I saw this recommended online for an authentic Spanish breakfast and was excited to come. Told me I could choose where to sit and I chose a spot outside. He said he could not make a mocha, even though the menu (which I had to ask for 10 minutes after ordering the coffee) had both coffee and hot chocolate on it. Also said there was no oat milk, only soy, which was fine. After bringing the cappuccino, he simply did not return, and it was not busy at all at 2 PM in the afternoon. After about 15 minutes, I gathered my things and walked into the restaurant to ask if I was supposed to order inside and he said no, and came out and took my order. There was a choice of a ham and cheese croissant and then another with ham and tomato and I asked if I could have the ham and cheese with tomato and he said no, that the tomatoes were gone. It could be, but could be that the moral of the story is to order exactly what's on the menu and don't diverge. There is indeed no mocha on the menu. The server who delivered the sandwich was very smiley and friendly, so I guess it's just that particular waiter than I got. It felt very clear that he did not want me there. Just was a sad way to start my day. The sandwich was just basic croissant, ham, cheese; it was fine. The cappuccino was good.

Casa Aranda in Málaga