Morrissey's Irish Pub

Malaga

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€4.95

Morrissey's Irish Pub

Morrissey's is a typical Irish Pub in the heart of Malaga, close to the Picasso Museum, offering a wide array of beers, cocktails, and spirits, as well as a food menu which includes burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, and wraps. It also hosts weekly pub quizzes and live music concerts. Plus, two giant screens so you can enjoy all major sporting events.

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addressCalle Méndez Núñez 5, Malaga
openingHoursMon–Thu 5pm–2am, Fri 4pm–3am, Sat 1pm–3am, Sun 1pm–2am
phone+34 681 24 49 89
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