Tejeringos Coffee

Like its coffee, Malaga also does signature churros, served here. They’re thin and shaped in a ring, and known as tejeringos. Lighter than the traditional churro, a tejeringo is just as tasty.

You can dip your tejeringo in your coffee or chocolate. If you have a sweet tooth, you can buy dips, available in four flavours to give you that extra sugar rush.

If you don’t fancy churros, there’s a good choice of sandwiches and toasted rolls, plus cakes and milkshakes. Service is fast and to pay you take your ticket inside to the till.

You’ll also other branches of Tejeringos Coffee around the city, in locations such as Calle Imperio Argentina near the Palacio de los Deportes in the west and Avda Pio Baroja in El Palo in the east.