Display case of artisan treats for merienda at LaMaruja Bakery, bakery in Teatinos, Málaga
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Where to enjoy merienda in Teatinos: coffee and cake
the artisan way

26 July 2026 4 min read Paula · LaMaruja Bakery

If you live, work or study in Teatinos and you're after a reliable spot for merienda — Spain's traditional afternoon break with coffee and something properly sweet — LaMaruja Bakery is your place: an artisan bakery on Calle Hermes, 10, with an in-house display case and afternoon hours Monday to Saturday.

Why have merienda in Teatinos

Teatinos is a neighbourhood with plenty of mid-afternoon movement: students coming out of class, families back from school, and locals after a moment of calm before the day continues. LaMaruja Bakery is the bakery in Teatinos made for that moment: a display case of treats fresh from the bakehouse, with no preservatives or artificial additives, and a place to sit and take your time.

We're not a quick stopover — we're an artisan bakery: every cake, cookie and sponge is made in our own bakehouse on Calle Hermes, 10, with recipes we care for from ingredient to plating.

What to order for merienda

The afternoon display case changes depending on what comes out of the bakehouse that day, but these are the fixed favourites to pair with your coffee:

For merienda Price
Slice of Original cheesecake €3.50
Slice of topped cheesecake €4.20
Slice of Maruwnie (brownie) €3.20
Marujita (filled cookie) €2.50
Marupop (cake pop) €1.50

If you're the type who tries the cheesecake in Málaga first before deciding on the rest, start there: it's the house classic. And if you want to see everything we make, our full flavours menu is always up to date.

Reserve your merienda

Order your cake slice or your Marujitas from the online menu, or message us on WhatsApp.

The plan with kids or for studying

Teatinos is a university neighbourhood, and LaMaruja Bakery is a short walk from the Teatinos/UMA Campus, with a city bus stop just 2 minutes away. It's common to see students taking the afternoon to have merienda and go over their notes calmly before heading back to class.

If you're coming with kids, merienda works just as well: a Marujita or a Marupop are small, easy-to-share formats, perfect for a short break with no need to sit down at a long table.

Club Marujeo: your merienda earns points

Every time you have merienda at LaMaruja Bakery you can earn points in our Club Marujeo loyalty programme. There's nothing special you need to do: every visit counts, and those points turn into perks for your next merienda.

How to get here and hours

We're at Calle Hermes, 10, Teatinos · 29010 Málaga. We're open in the morning from 08:30 to 12:30 and in the afternoon, Monday to Saturday, from 16:30 to 20:30. Closed on Sundays.

Frequently asked questions

At LaMaruja Bakery, Calle Hermes, 10 (Teatinos). Artisan bakery with a display case of in-house treats, with no preservatives or artificial additives. We're open in the afternoon Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Saturday, from 16:30 to 20:30. In the morning we open from 08:30 to 12:30. Closed on Sundays.
A slice of cheesecake, a Maruwnie (brownie), a Marujita (filled cookie) or a Marupop (cake pop), paired with coffee. The display case changes depending on what comes out of the bakehouse that day.
Yes: a Marujita costs €2.50, a Marupop €1.50 and a cake slice from €3.50, not counting the drink.
Yes. We're in Teatinos, a short walk from the Teatinos/UMA Campus and 2 minutes by city bus — ideal for studying or having merienda between classes.
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Paula, founder of LaMaruja Bakery
Paula · LaMaruja Bakery

Founder and pastry chef at LaMaruja Bakery. Every afternoon, the bakehouse on Calle Hermes, 10 becomes the merienda spot in Teatinos, with treats made fresh and no rush.