Bodega Bar - El Pimpi, Malaga

Founded in 1971, El Pimpi is more than just a wine cellar; it’s a celebration of Malaga’s rich cultural heritage and a cornerstone of southern Spanish tradition. Nestled in an 18th-century building that rests upon an ancient Roman road, this iconic venue seamlessly blends history, gastronomy, and the vibrant spirit of Malaga.

The name "El Pimpi" pays homage to a beloved local figure who historically assisted the sailors and passengers arriving at Malaga’s port. True to its roots, the wine cellar has become a hub for Malaguenos—young and old—and an essential stop for visitors seeking an authentic taste of the city’s essence.

El Pimpi’s charm lies not only in its delectable local wines and dishes but also in its uniquely Malagueno ambiance. The establishment is a labyrinth of halls and patios, each radiating its character and inviting atmosphere. From the moment you step inside, the decor transports you to a Malaga of yesteryears, with walls adorned by memories of cultural and artistic luminaries who have graced its spaces.

In its over 50 years of existence, El Pimpi has earned its place as a meeting spot for locals and a magnet for international celebrities, all drawn to its reputation for excellence. Whether you’re savoring a glass of Malaga wine, indulging in the local cuisine, or simply soaking in the ambiance, a visit to El Pimpi is to step into the beating heart of Malaga’s tradition and hospitality.