Location
Calle San Gines, 20, Torremolinos
Malaga, 29620, ES
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Dining
Casa Juan Los Mellizos
La Carihuela seafood and rice house that gives the seafront zone a real dining anchor instead of generic tourist turnover.
25 March 2026
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- Calle San Gines, 20, Torremolinos
- Category
- seafood restaurant
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36.612726, -4.501952
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seafood restaurant
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Published Torremolinos
Best Restaurants in La Carihuela: Seafront Dining Guide
La Carihuela is the strongest Torremolinos base when evenings matter as much as the beach. Official tourism still frames it as the town's old fishing quarter and one of its most characteristic seafront areas, with roughly 2 kilometres of beach, a long promenade, and a dense line of restaurants and beach clubs stretching toward Puerto Marina. It suits travellers who want dinner, promenade walking, and beach time to sit in the same corridor. It is less efficient than Bajondillo for straight rail-to-hotel logic, but stronger if the trip wants a more rooted seafront identity rather than a generic hotel strip.
Torremolinos · Core Zone
Published Torremolinos
Chiringuitos and Seafood in Torremolinos: Where to Eat on the Beach
La Carihuela remains the clearest read if the goal is classic Torremolinos beach dining. The local food identity revolves around chiringuitos, espetos and fried fish, with the seafront culture strongest where the old fishing quarter meets the promenade. Bajondillo gives you easier hotel-to-table convenience, while Playamar generally feels looser and less concentrated. Menus, pricing and the need to reserve change sharply by season and by frontage, so the practical rule is to book ahead for weekends and holiday periods rather than rely on one fixed timetable. If you want the most recognisable Torremolinos seafood experience, start in La Carihuela, treat espeto and fritura as the local default, and use Bajondillo or Playamar when convenience or a quieter table matters more than variety.
Torremolinos · Core Zone
Places
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Beach Torremolinos
La Carihuela Beach
The most character-led Torremolinos beach, pairing long sand with promenade dining and the old fishing-quarter identity that still defines the west side.
Best on foot via the seafront promenade; strongest when the stay or dinner plan already leans west toward Montemar and Puerto Marina direction.
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Promenade Torremolinos
Paseo Maritimo de Torremolinos
The long seafront spine connecting Saltillo to Los Alamos and making Torremolinos work as a walkable beach town instead of a disconnected strip.
Easy on foot or by bike; use it as the main connector between Bajondillo, La Carihuela, Playamar, and Los Alamos.
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Town Centre Torremolinos
Torremolinos Town Centre
The compact upper Torremolinos core where Plaza Costa del Sol, Calle San Miguel, and La Nogalera concentrate shopping, dining, and rail-adjacent movement.
Best reached on foot from the La Nogalera rail area; use Plaza Costa del Sol and Calle San Miguel as the main spine toward the beach.
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Beach Torremolinos
Playamar Beach
A broad south-facing beach strip for easy sea days, family stays, and hotel-led short breaks that want comfort before nightlife or old-town texture.
Straightforward from beachfront hotels and promenade walks; stronger for beach-first stays than for station-first short hops.
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Beach Torremolinos
El Bajondillo Beach
The most central urban beach in Torremolinos, useful when you want the shortest link between town-centre movement, promenade logic, and sea time.
Reach it on foot from the centre via San Miguel, Camino de la Playa, Cuesta del Tajo, or the municipal lifts down to the seafront.
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Casa Juan Los Mellizos official restaurant page
https://losmellizos.net/en/casa-juan-torremolinos-restaurant/