Pizza at 5pm on a weekday is easy in Malaga’s old town; pizza at 5pm at Vittoria, behind the cathedral, is not, because it closes from 4pm to 7pm and all day Monday. Gusto, on Calle Bolsa, serves from 12.30pm to 11.30pm every day, and Atrezzo, in the Soho, runs a non-stop kitchen from 1.30pm, Thursday to Monday.
Where can I eat pizza in Malaga outside Spanish meal times? At Gusto, Calle Bolsa 11, from 12.30pm to 11.30pm daily, margherita 9 euros; at Ciao, Calle Carretería 69, until 11.59pm, margherita 8.55; and at Atrezzo, Calle Casas de Campos 2, non-stop from 1.30pm Thursday to Monday. Vittoria closes 4pm to 7pm and on Monday.
A pizzeria in Malaga is a restaurant that sells whole pizzas per person, from 8.55 to 20.90 euros, and either cooks all day or opens for dinner only. Those in the old town cluster around Calle Bolsa, the cathedral and Calle Carretería, while Nenina and La Pizza Teatinos, about 5 kilometres west, open in the evening only.
Which pizzerias are open at odd hours
Gusto, at Calle Bolsa 11 and Calle Alcazabilla 12, and Ciao, at Calle Carretería 69 and Calle Granada 33, cook straight through from 12.30pm. Atrezzo opens from 1.30pm Thursday to Monday and from 6pm on Tuesday and Wednesday. Vittoria serves Tuesday to Saturday from 1pm to 4pm and 7pm to 11pm, and on Sunday at lunchtime only.
Nenina, Calle Montserrat Roig 2, opens from 8pm to 11.59pm and closes on Tuesday; La Pizza Teatinos, Calle Eolo 21, from 8pm to midnight daily. How Spanish meal times work is explained in Malaga meal times.
The cover charge, and what a table of four pays
Some Malaga restaurants add a per-head charge for bread and cutlery. Ciao’s March 2024 menu prints it at the foot: 0.90 euros per person for grissini and cutlery, so Ciao’s 8.55-euro margherita ends up costing a table of 4 more than Gusto’s at 9: four margheritas come to 37.80 euros at Ciao, 36 at Gusto and 36.80 at Vittoria.
At Gusto, the margherita is 9 euros and the burrata, pistacchiosa and al monte pizzas 16, according to Gusto’s May 2025 menu. At Vittoria, the margherita is 9.20 and the Calabrese 16.20. Terra Mia, Calle Molina Lario 3, prints no prices on its menu, so ask when you order.
Booking, and how long the table is yours
How each one takes a table:
- Gusto books online or by phone, and a first-sitting table is yours for 1 hour, held 10 minutes if you are late.
- Vittoria books through a form for 2 to 9 people.
- Terra Mia books by phone or WhatsApp on +34 952 226 620.
- La Pizza Teatinos takes no bookings: you order by phone and collect.
| Pizzeria | Margherita | Kitchen | How to get a table |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gusto | 9 euros | 12.30pm to 11.30pm daily | online or phone; 1 hour at first sitting |
| Ciao | 8.55 euros, 2024 menu, plus 0.90 cover | 12.30pm to 11.59pm | not published |
| Vittoria | 9.20 euros | 1pm to 4pm and 7pm to 11pm; closed Monday | online form, 2 to 9 people |
| Nenina | 9 euros for 33 centimetres | 8pm to 11.59pm; closed Tuesday | online orders |
| La Pizza Teatinos | 9.50 euros medium | 8pm to midnight daily | no bookings; order and collect |
Gluten-free and late-night slices
La Pizza Teatinos lists a 27-centimetre gluten-free base at 11 euros, and a wholemeal base at 8. For a late slice, Roma Slice, Calle Comedias 6, sells Roman pizza by the piece, 3 to 5 euros on delivery apps; its late hours differ between directories, so check on the night.
From the airport, the C1 train takes 12 minutes to Málaga Centro-Alameda and costs 1.80 euros; Calle Bolsa is a short walk north.
On TripAdvisor, Vittoria scores 4.7 from about 952 reviews and Terra Mia 4.5 from about 3,397. For other cuisines, see Japanese restaurants in Málaga, cheap eats in Málaga and where to eat in Malaga.
Pizza questions from visitors
Where can I eat pizza in the afternoon in Malaga?
At Gusto, Calle Bolsa 11 and Calle Alcazabilla 12, which serves from 12.30pm to 11.30pm every day, and at Ciao, Calle Carretería 69, from 12.30pm to 11.59pm. Atrezzo, in the Soho, cooks non-stop from 1.30pm from Thursday to Monday. Vittoria closes from 4pm to 7pm.
Is there a cover charge at pizzerias in Malaga?
At some. Ciao’s March 2024 menu adds 0.90 euros per person for grissini and cutlery, so a table of 4 pays 3.60 euros before the pizzas. Ask at the table, since the charge is printed at the foot of the menu.
How much is a pizza in Malaga?
A margherita costs 8.55 euros at Ciao, 9 at Gusto and Nenina and 9.20 at Vittoria. The dearest pizzas run from 13.95 euros at Ciao to 16.20 at Vittoria, and Gusto charges 16 for its burrata pizza.
Where can I get gluten-free pizza in Malaga?
La Pizza Teatinos, Calle Eolo 21, lists a 27-centimetre gluten-free base at 11 euros, open daily from 8pm to midnight for collection orders. It is about 5 kilometres west of the old town.
Pick the pizzeria by the clock: Gusto and Ciao never close in the afternoon, Vittoria does.