caer mal

to dislike someone; to rub someone the wrong way

→ caer
phrase Rare #33,157
to dislike someone; to rub someone the wrong way Used with an indirect object pronoun: me cae mal = I don't like him/her. With food, it can mean that something disagrees with you or makes you feel unwell.
SP: Puede caer mal a los demás, pero a mí me cae bien.
EN: He may rub others the wrong way, but I like him.