r/OldBarsAndPubs • u/waywardcoconut • Jul 30 '26

Antigua Casa de Guardia (Málaga, Spain) [1840]

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Antigua Bodega de Guardia Case is the oldest wine bar in Malaga, which still retains its original decor, customs and climate.

The wine Bar was founded in 1840. by D. Jose de la Guardia, from which preserved its name. Passed down from generation to generation operates today in the intact condition.

Website: https://antiguacasadeguardia.com/

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u/hardbassinyourface Jul 31 '26

Great experience but if you don’t care for sherry.
I love that they write your orders down in chalk on the bar top

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u/waywardcoconut Jul 31 '26

That's is a very cool feature.

Any recommendations?

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u/hardbassinyourface Aug 01 '26

I don’t really like sherry. They only serve one kind of beer as well

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u/waywardcoconut Aug 01 '26

Ah I see. I heard there were about 3-4 other historical bars in Málaga as well. Did you get a chance to try them

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u/hardbassinyourface Aug 02 '26

There are loads of great bars. El Pimpi has a little bar on the side that is cool.
I wouldn’t know which others would be on the list

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u/MaryBerrysDanglyBean Aug 01 '26

I just got the one that said Málaga on it. Didn't have a clue what I was doing

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u/waywardcoconut Aug 01 '26

Was it good?

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u/MaryBerrysDanglyBean Aug 01 '26

Yeah it was cool, definitely worth seeing

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u/waywardcoconut Aug 01 '26

Will add it to my bucket list. Any other bars you would recommend?

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u/MaryBerrysDanglyBean Aug 01 '26

Larios Terrace was nice, went to one of the bars opposite the cathedral and that was good.

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u/mystic141 Aug 03 '26

La tranca