La Canasta — Restaurant in Málaga

Short blonde waitress with a tattoo on her right shoulder/arm was extremely rude to us at night on 13/04. We were reading the menu and she kept being ironic, rude and hurrying us up, saying "vamos, vamos, andale", even though we asked for time to read it. When my husband asked a question about the menu, she told him to think with our family before asking. When we ordered by saying the number and pointing to the option on the menu, she kept saying that we needed to read it out loud "que quieres? Que quieres? Digame, no sé o que quieres" cause she wouldn't read it. When my mother was still reading, she was making fun "que isso? Que quieres? Nada?" And writing as it was what she ordered. For my father, that just wanted coffee and no food, she thanked God and said that everyone should order nothing as him. Awful behaviour, if she doesn't want to work, she...

Nice breakfast place.

We ended up here by accident. The scenario: 25 degrees at 11 am… we needed a place to sit, rehydrate and rest.

The place was full of life, with people getting in and out, ordering from breakfast to brunch… and that’s what we did.

We ordered a Rebanada de Jamon, and a picture is worth a thousand words. The bread was delicious, but the amount of jamon on top was legendary, plus it was sooo tasty, worth it.

 We also ordered a Bikini or Sandwich mixto, a ham and cheese sandwich, which was delicious. The outside was coated with butter, making it tastier.

For drinks, I ordered a cortado with ice, which was good.

The service was a bit slow and hectic, but they were doing a great job with only 3 waitresses for almost 20 tables; kudos to them. The price was good for the amount of food and the quality.

Highlight...

I ordered huevos rotos con patatas y jamón ibérico, the waitress brought me this which didn’t resemble the item I ordered. The potatoes and eggs were mixed and fried together like for a Spanish tortilla, and were left a bit undercooked. I explained that I had food poisoning two weeks ago from eggs, and that this is not what huevos rotos should look like. The waitress simply shrugged it off and told me to google it and see what photo comes up. I did, and the photo was what I expected to see, fries covered with jamón and two sunny side up fried eggs on top. I showed her and she took my phone, scrolled through all the results that look the same, to find some different image two pages down, and said look, not everybody does it the same way, here we do it like this, and that was it. She...