Four Málaga Restaurants Named Among Spain’s Best Terraces in 2026
El Taller de Larios 10, Lola, Príncipe de Asturias and El Lago represent Málaga province in the fourth edition of TheFork Summer Hits.
Málaga has once again secured a prominent place among Spain’s leading destinations for outdoor dining. Four restaurants in the province have been included in the 2026 edition of TheFork Summer Hits, the annual ranking highlighting some of the country’s best restaurant terraces.
The list features three venues in Málaga city and one in Marbella. Together, they offer everything from panoramic views over the Historic Centre and the Mediterranean to fine dining in the peaceful surroundings of Elviria Hills.
El Taller de Larios 10, Málaga’s Highest-Ranked Terrace
El Taller de Larios 10 appears in 16th place in the national ranking, making it the highest-positioned Málaga restaurant on the list.
Located on the top floor of the Vincci Larios Diez hotel, in the heart of Calle Marqués de Larios, the restaurant offers impressive views across Málaga’s city centre.
It has an average score of 9.4 out of 10 on TheFork and an average price of approximately €25 per person, making it the most affordable of the four Málaga restaurants included.
Guests particularly praise the service, setting and dishes such as croquettes, tuna tartare and tomato salads.

Source: El Taller de Larios 10 – Vincci Hotels
Lola, Dining with Views from La Equitativa
In 22nd place is Lola, the restaurant at Only YOU Hotel Málaga, located on one of the upper floors of the landmark La Equitativa building.
Its terrace offers panoramic views over central Málaga and the port, making it one of the hotel’s most recognisable gastronomic spaces.
Lola has an average score of 9.3 and an estimated average price of €55 per person.
Reviews frequently highlight the well-prepared dishes, welcoming atmosphere and professional service.

Source: Málaga Sin Gluten – Málaga City Council
Príncipe de Asturias, Fine Dining by the Mediterranean
The Príncipe de Asturias restaurant, located inside the Gran Hotel Miramar, occupies 37th place in the national ranking.
The venue combines high-end cuisine with views of the Mediterranean and a location close to La Malagueta beach.
According to the figures published by TheFork, the restaurant has an average rating of 9.3 and an average price of approximately €60 per person.
Guests particularly value the quality of the ingredients, the attention to detail, the presentation and the service.

Source: Gran Hotel Miramar Málaga
El Lago Receives the Highest Málaga Rating
Málaga’s representation is completed by El Lago, which appears in 46th place.
The restaurant is located in the Elviria Hills development in Marbella and is the only one of the four situated outside Málaga city.
With an average score of 9.5, it has the highest rating among the Málaga restaurants selected for TheFork Summer Hits 2026. Its average price is around €80 per person.
Its cuisine focuses on Andalusian produce, seasonal ingredients and a strong connection to the surrounding region. The terrace, overlooking the lake, also provides a calm setting away from the busiest urban areas.

Source: Málaga Hoy
Málaga Restaurants Included in TheFork Summer Hits 2026
16. El Taller de Larios 10 — Málaga
Rating: 9.4
Average price: €25
22. Lola — Málaga
Rating: 9.3
Average price: €55
37. Príncipe de Asturias — Málaga
Rating: 9.3
Average price: €60
46. El Lago — Marbella
Rating: 9.5
Average price: €80
The inclusion of these four restaurants once again places Málaga among Spain’s leading destinations for outdoor dining, with options ranging from city-centre rooftops to fine-dining terraces beside the sea or surrounded by nature.
Information source: Málaga Hoy
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