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Best Places to work from in Málaga, Spain

Are you a digital nomad or need to get some work done on your vacation, and wondering where to work from in Málaga? Here are the best places to work from in Málaga, Spain.

Málaga is one of my favorite places in Spain. It is not only a great destination for your next vacation but also a fantastic city to live in for some time.

As you might know, I am working online. So one criterion when choosing a place to stay for more than just a few days is a good internet connection + a variety of great cafes to work from.

As I am in the same boat as you, I know the struggle to find quiet cafes with a fast internet connection, enough power outlets, good coffee, and great service that allow you to stay there for a few hours to work on your laptop.

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Best Places to work from in Málaga, Spain

1. Recyclo Bike Café

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Recyclo is a nicely decorated café at Plaza Enrique García-Herrera in the center and one of my favorite places to work in Málaga.

The café has tables inside and outside, with comfortable chairs and power outlets. The wifi is strong, and the service is outstanding.

Recyclo Bike Café is open throughout the day, in contrast to most other places that close for a siesta in the afternoon. However, it usually gets quite busy for lunchtime, so I recommend you work here before or after lunch.

Talking about food, Recyclo actually offers a great variety of good food for very reasonable prices. After working all morning long, you might want to change to a table outside to enjoy the sun with a tasty lunch.

Recyclo Bike Café offers a breakfast special for three Euros that includes a coffee, a small freshly squeezed orange juice, and a toasted bread roll with a choice of different toppings, like cheese&tomato or cheese&ham.

Recyclo also offers a daily menu from 01:30 PM (Menú del día) for seven Euros. The menu includes a veggie starter, a main course (veggie or fish – meat), bread, homemade lemonade, and a piece of fruit.

You can check their whole menu here.

Quick Info about Recyclo Bike Café

Address: Plaza Enrique García-Herrera, 16, 29005 Málaga

Opening hours: Every day from 09:00 AM to midnight, Sundays from 10:00 AM

WIFI password: PEDALEA123

Price for a coffee with milk: 1,30 Euros (about USD 1.55)

Price for Softdrinks: 2,30 Euros (about USD 2.74)

2. Brunchit España

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Brunchit España is a small café close to the popular Mercado Central de Atarazanas (Atarazanas Market) in the center of Málaga.

The cafe has tables inside as well as outside. The place offers power outlets close to every table, and the chairs are comfortable sitting and working for a few hours easily.

The tables themselves are a bit small if you want to work with two people.

Brunchit offers a variety of food, from toasts and omelets to Açai bowls to burgers.

You can see their whole menu here.

Quick Info about Brunchit España

Address: Calle Alhóndiga, 2, 29005 Málaga

Opening hours: Every day from 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM

WIFI password: peaceandlove

Price for a coffee with milk: 2,20 Euros (about USD 2,64)

Price for Softdrinks: 2,50 Euros (about USD 3)

3. My favorite place to work from: La Bella Julieta

La Bella Julieta Malaga
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La Bella Julieta actually has four different locations in Málaga. Personally, I prefer their café at Calle Sta. Lucía, as it is quiet, has a good internet connection and sufficient power outlets.

The service is outstanding, and prices for drinks and food are reasonable.

I’m actually working quite often at La Bella Julietta. Say Hi if you see me! :)

Quick Info about La Bella Julieta

Address: Calle Sta. Lucía, 9, 29008 Málaga

Opening hours: Every day from 08:00 AM to 09:00 PM

WIFI password: No password

Price for a coffee with milk: 1,40 Euros (about USD 1.66)

Price for Softdrinks: 2,00 Euros (about USD 2.37)

4. El Último Mono Juice & Coffee

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El Último Mono Juice & Coffee is a small café in downtown Málaga, hidden from the main road. Coming from the sea direction, you will have to enter a small alley just before the Decathlon shop.

This café offers delicious juices and coffee. The employees are super friendly and chatty.

Quick Info about El Último Mono Juice & Coffee

Address: Calle Duende, 6, 29005 Málaga

Opening hours: From Monday to Saturday 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM. Closed on Sundays.

WIFI password:

Price for a coffee with milk: 1,30 Euros (about USD 1.55)

5. Santander Work Café

Santander Work Cafe Malaga
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Santander Work Café is a co-working space in the center of the city. You will have to register at the entrance, and if there is space available, you can work there for free for how long you want.

Attached to the co-working area, there is also a small café that offers coffee and snacks.

Quick Info about Santander Work Café

Address: Calle Marqués de Larios, 10, 29005 Málaga

Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 08:30 AM to 07:00 PM, Friday from 08:30 AM to 04:00 PM, Closed on Saturday and Sunday.

WIFI password: No password

6. Café Gloria Hoyos

Cafe Gloria Hoyos Laptop Friendly Cafe In Malaga Spain
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Gloria Hoyos is a small café close to Plaza de la Merced and popular among people who work online in Málaga.

The café has big tables, making it a great place to work with a bigger group of people. There are power outlets at almost all tables, and the internet connection is excellent, even if several people are working simultaneously.

Gloria Hoyos offers a Menu del día (daily menu) for just seven Euros from Monday to Friday.

You can check their whole menu here.

Quick Info about Café Gloria Hoyos

Address: Calle Carretería, 89, 29008 Málaga

Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 09:00 AM to 09:30 PM, Saturday & Sunday from 10:00 AM to 09:30 PM.

WIFI password: VINILOS89

Price for a coffee with milk: 1,80 Euros (about USD 2.13)

Price for Softdrinks: 2,00 Euros (about USD 2.37)

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  1. Sofi says:

    Hi Tim,

    Your blog is amazing – thanks for all these beautiful tips and valuable insights on Málaga! I just arrived here, and since also working remotely, thinking about staying during the winter. Do you have some tips to find other expats / digital nomads? Is there a certain scene or events/ meet-ups? Any information would be great – Thank you so much! Cheers Sofi

  2. Denise says:

    Thanks for your tips!