Sala Flamenca Amargo

Nightlife

4.1 302 Google reviews Closed · opens Thu at 23:00

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— FERMIN MATEO · a year ago

The entrance of Sala Flamenca Amargo features a decorative door with a large image of a woman's face and artistic designs.

Exterior view of Sala Flamenca Amargo, featuring a colorful building with balconies and decorative architecture.

Interior of Sala Flamenca Amargo featuring a projection on the wall and decorative elements.

Interior of Sala Flamenca Amargo featuring vibrant decor, including traditional flamenco attire and artistic wall displays.

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Category: Nightlife · authentic · cozy · live-music
Location: C. Ramón Franquelo, 1 · Distrito Centro
Hours: Mon Closed
Tue Closed
Wed Closed
Thu 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Fri 11:00 PM – 4:00 AM
Sat 11:00 PM – 4:00 AM
Sun Closed
Rating: 4.1/5 (302 Google reviews)
Reviewers love: great flamenco showsexcellent atmosphere
Good to know: check show availability in advance
Contact: +34 652 93 92 22 · guiademalaga.net

Mon	Closed
Tue	Closed
Wed	Closed
Thu	11:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Fri	11:00 PM – 4:00 AM
Sat	11:00 PM – 4:00 AM
Sun	Closed

From their website

Sala Flamenca Amargo is a taberna and pub in Málaga's historic centre offering flamenco shows, drinks, and tapas on Friday and Saturday nights. It also offers beginner-level flamenco dance classes.

What they offer

flamenco showsflamenco dance classesdrinkstapas

Languages spoken

Spanish

Booking

phone / walk-in

Details gathered from guiademalaga.net · 19 Jul 2026

About this business

Sala Flamenca Amargo is a vibrant nightlife spot in Málaga, offering an authentic flamenco experience in a cozy setting. Enjoy captivating performances while sipping on a selection of drinks. Find directions and contact details below.

About the neighbourhood: Distrito Centro

Málaga's historic core, bounded by the Guadalmedina river to the west, the port to the south and the slopes of Mount Gibralfaro to the east. The district contains the Cathedral, the Roman Theatre, the Alcazaba fortress, the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Centre, plus the main shopping street Calle Marqués de Larios. Inside Distrito Centro sit the well-known sub-areas of Centro Histórico, Soho, La Merced and Lagunillas. The area is almost entirely pedestrianised, served by Metro Atarazanas and the Málaga–Centro Alameda rail station.

Recent Google reviews

302 total reviews

Sari Haapamäki · 2 weeks ago

We bought tickets for a flamenco show online. When we got there, there was no show. They promised to refund the money, but we are still waiting for the money, which we will probably never get back.

FERMIN MATEO · a year ago