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Malaga Tapas & Bar
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Malaga is a great place to start the evening and the wine list can't be beat! It seems to be a ""starting place"" for the younger, trendy crowd out for a night on the town, so if you don't like crowds and noise, go early. The wait staff are attentive and knowledgeable about the food and wines. If you can't decide, ask the manager to recommend a wine for you -- he's always right on target. Three or 4 appetizers will make an inexpensive dinner for two. It's a fun place for ""old married couples"" like us to sit back and sip on a great wine, watch the dating and mating rituals, and reminisce about our former bar-hopping, single days when we could stay awake until 2:00 a.m. As an added bonus, check out the wine and food classes during the week.
Pros: Wine List, Knowledgeable Staff, Inexpensive Dinner
Cons: Crowded, Loud Later
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