The Best Spots for Vegan Breakfast in Malaga in 2024
Last updated on February 21st, 2024
Vegan Breakfast And Brunch In Malaga That You Simply Can’t Miss!
Looking for a fabulous spot for vegan breakfast in Malaga? If so, read on, I’m going to share some real gems!
While this city might not have the word vegan in flashing lights around every corner, I’ve still found some fab places for a superb vegan breakfast in Malaga. And since my previous visit a couple of years ago, things have become even more vegan-friendly in 2024.
After breakfast, if you’re looking for some relaxing things to do on your trip then check this out – Things to do in Malaga in 2024.
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Top Spots for Vegan Breakfast and Brunch in Malaga:
1. La Desayuneria
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La Desayuneria is absolutely one of my favourite spots for vegan breakfast in Malaga! It’s an American diner-style restaurant with loads of fab vegan options including pancakes, bagels, a full vegan breakfast and more. Sometimes diners can be a bit too theatrical and the food ends up not actually being that good, well that’s not the case here. Everything was delicious and I can’t wait to go back and try some of their other dishes.
Inside there are loads of quirky signs and pictures and everyone that works there are friendly and helpful. Take a look at their menu here, the vegan section is towards the bottom.
2. El Último Mono Juice & Coffee
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The next one on the list for the best vegan breakfast in Malaga is El Último Mono Juice & Coffee.
So while El Último Mono doesn’t sing and dance vegan options they do have a couple of really tasty vegan choices. The reason I like this place so much is because it’s just really relaxed.
Before going here I had a look online and they don’t seem to have much saying they offer vegan options, so we almost didn’t bother. But I’m so glad we gave it a try because I loved everything about this place. I’m always searching for nice little cafes and this is a great choice for a vegan cafe in Malaga.
We had an avocado wrap and a peanut butter, jam and banana toasted sandwich, they sound simple but they tasted great!
It’s a mix between a coffee shop, a cafe, a workplace and a merch shop. Inside it’s got plenty of seats, some quirky signs and a chilled atmosphere.
3. Brunchit
Treat yourself to a vegan breakfast or brunch fit for royalty at Brunchit.
Brunchit is an incredible spot, going here feels like a real treat. We went on a sunny morning so we enjoyed sitting outside soaking up some rays. But in the summer it can be a bit too hot at times so there are seats inside too. Their food presentation is beautiful and definitely good for an Insta snap. So, if you want a tasty vegan breakfast that you can take good snaps of, this is the place.
We went for breakfast and felt pretty stuffed so I’d recommend going a little later in the day unless you’ve got a big appetite in the morning. We shared the avocado toast and then the vegan pancakes. If you are looking to indulge then do yourself a favour and head to Brunchit for a delicious vegan brunch in Malaga!
4. Mala Leche – Coffee & Bakery
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Mala Leche – Coffee & Bakery is located near the middle of the historical centre, so it’s a great spot to have a a tasty vegan breakfast before you set off exploring or joining a walking tour.
They have a number of vegan options which are clearly labelled on the menu. We tried the smoked tofu on toast as well as the tofu and avocado sandwich. I’d eat both again and the coffee was really good here.
5. The Market – Mercado Central de Atarazanas
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Like so many of the cities in Spain, the local markets are a great place to wander around and pick up some fresh produce. But be careful, because as a vegan, you need some dodging skills to skip past the meat and fish sections.
So, if you’re looking for something light, healthy and quick then head to the local market – Mercado Central de Atarazanas. Here there are so many freshly made fruit smoothies or some fresh local fruit. The strawberries we got in February were out of this world!
I’m sure the more times I go back and explore this beautiful city the more I’ll find great places that sell vegan breakfast and brunch in Malaga, this city keeps getting more and more vegan-friendly. Enjoy your trip to this wonderful city.
Where to Stay in Malaga:
You’ve probably always got it sorted but just in case – if you’re looking for accommodation for your trip to Malaga we stayed in Soho Boutique Equitativa – It’s in the perfect location, with great rooms and spotlessly clean.
When you’re enjoying your morning coffee you’ll want to know what sugar is vegan-friendly – take a look here for all you need to know about sugar.
This post only covered vegan breakfast in Malaga but you’ll want lunch and dinner so check out this post – Vegan Food in Malaga – Is Malaga Good for Vegans?
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