Facilities

A place with
its own enchantment

The Pimpi occupies an old home from the XVIII century, built on an old Roman road. It was in 1971 when it was converted into this wine cellar.
The traditional wine cellar is divided into different halls and patios, each one with a particular atmosphere which makes it unique.

It´s decoration, typically Malagueño, is the soul of this wine cellar. An environment through which many great personalities in the cultural and art world have passed through and where one can breathe the Málaga of bygone years.

Patio of the Repompa

This flowerful and colorful patio pays homage to one of the most celebrated popular artists from Málaga, La Repompa. Born in the Perchel neighborhood and died with a mere 21, in 1959.

CARMEN THYSSEN HALL

Hall that she herself inaugurated in one of her frequent visits to the wine cellar. Currently it has been converted into the Pimpi Tunnel, a hall where you can taste some of the best tapas and wines of the region.

Main Bar

Another of the well known corners, whose walls are decorated by photographs that leave testimony from numerous artists, writers and personalities of social circles, who left their finger print in their passing through our cellar.

Picasso´s Dovecote

From these balconies, we can enjoy priviledged views of the Alcazaba and the Roman Theater. In the Dovecote the various literary gatherings are held.

Hall of the Barrels

Decorated with the popular barrels, where the Málaga wines were aged that came from the mountains of Málaga. In these barrels the most illustrious visitors left their signatures and dedications.

Gloria Fuentes Patio

It receives it´s name from the poet Gloria Fuentes, as this is where she began her poetry gatherings. Within is the Iberian corner and a space dedicated to products from the local vegetable garden. Crowned by a barroque fountain, which had been used as an animal trough.

Paco Campos
Hall

This hall pays homage to one of the winery’s founders. Francisco Campos was born in Córdoba, but with a Málaga heart. As a child he worked in his birth city alongside his father at Bodegas Campos winery, place which his family had founded in 1908, and he transferred that same spirit to Málaga, founding El Pimpi in 1971.

The decor reflects the essence of what was his house, with it’s silver, the ceramics on the walls, as well as antique objects like a framed bedspread that reflects a tapestry that he had in his house of the Virgin of Fuensanta.

Capacity of 32 people
Cocktail type for 45 people
Independent patio
Audiovisual and Wifi
Projector

Paco de la Torre
Hall

Former office of Mr. Paco Campos, one of the founders of El Pimpi. This room refers to the mayor who has worked most years for the city of Malaga. Since the beginning of his mandate, back in 2000, the capital of the Costa del Sol has experienced great changes in tourism and culture, placing the city as a national and European reference.

Capacity form 4 to 9 people
Round table ideal for business meetings
Vintage decoration

Antonio Banderas
Hall

If there is a Malagueño known in the world that is Antonio Banderas. Actor who has spread the brand Spain showing off being from Malaga, telling the world the virtues of his land both for its people, climate or gastronomy. A beloved person in El Pimpi and who has always collaborated with solidarity or cultural causes, his signature decorates El Pimpi since 1996. Antonio Banderas himself inaugurated the salon on Holy Wednesday 2016.