A menú that suits a lot of folks with vegan dishes to eggs and beans, sandwichs and Arabic fare as…read morewell. Also a great menu for tea's. Now that I am shifting to tea it's a perfect stop. Service is good, it's small with a small staff but be patient, it's worth the wait. Prices are also really good.

Super small family owned restaurant where the owner welcomes you, takes your order, and makes you…read morefeel right at home. Delicious food and reasonably priced.

We arrived 3 minute before their Siesta closing and the staff was nice enough to still serve us…read morecoffee. Then someone else came in passed Siesta (some English Speaking tourists like us), they still got served pastries and coffee..... Thanks Lopez-Mezquita for being so accommodating! Bar at the rear and take out pastry store in the front facing Calle Zacatin. Great place to drop by for some snack and coffee!

One of my favorite places in the city. I pay a visit evertime I came to Granada. Good traditional…read morepattiserie. They have a bar inside. I recomend the croissant ham-stuffed.

Very tasty empanadas. If you're craving authentic Argentinian, the owner is Argentinian, look no…read morefurther. The portion sizes are good and they had a wide variety of options. If you're looking for an alternative to tapas in Malaga, Empanadas Viste is a good option.

Absolutely love this place. The owner is such a lovely person and the baked empanadas are…read moredelicious. Carne empanada was my favorite.

Deliciosas! Y excelente servicio. Buen precio. Fui con mi familia gringa y las disfrutamos mucho!read more

This was recommended by our guide at Alhambra. It was a lively place when we arrived and I think we…read moregot the last high top table. It was a very casual bar. We ordered the broad beans with jamon, jamon iberica (awesome presentation), a salad of tomatoes with lettuce hearts and dry cured anchovies (ok), and "grilled cheese" which was grilled wedges of Brie (yummy). I was happy with the beans and jamon. I liked the atmosphere.

The waiter was rude and hostile from our first interaction, and the way he treated us felt…read morediscriminatory. Upon arrival, I told the waiter I waiting for my husband and children and wasn't even asking to be seated without them, yet he acted as though I was inconveniencing him, by asking when they would arrive and then sarcastically pointing out that it had been "more than a minute" a few minutes later. (This was walk in, not a reservation we were late for). Once we were seated, he took his sweet time to come our table, and then, when he saw my 6-year-old had a small sandwich from elsewhere, let out an exaggerated sigh, and told us we couldn't stay. We explained that he's a young child and there was nothing on the menu he would eat, but the waiter was dismissive and inflexible, so we left (politely, not wanting a confrontation). I can't know what was in his mind, but as a South Asian family, the hostility and difference in treatment made the experience feel racist. We were polite throughout and were made to feel completely unwelcome.

This is technically a residence for the University of Granada in what used to be an old convent,…read morebut I'm reviewing the restaurant here. Walking past the entrance on the street, you'd have no idea this beautiful complex of gardens and water and unreal view of the Alhambra existed! If you're not staying in Albaicin and coming from far away, it's worth it to make a reservation. I came with here with a Spaniard around 10pm, and when he rang the bell, the first response was "You don't have a reservation." My friend asked again, and the second response was "Sorry the kitchen is closing soon." My friend asked a third time if there was any possible way for 2 people to eat there, and he let us in in the end. Ha, in Spain sometimes you gotta politely insist. The inside is mysterious and lovely and just covered with fruit trees, cypress trees, and the balcony has stunning views of the Alhambra. It looks like this is also a place where they do shows and presentations. Because the restaurant is mostly for the students and visiting professors who stay here, it's kind of low key and not your typical restaurant experience, BUT, this also means it's way cheaper and you still get delicious food. There was not an actual menu, but rather the waitress verbally told us all of the fresh items available that night - there were at least 3 appetizers and 3 main dishes to choose from. For 26 Euros total, the two of us shared: -4 glasses of wine -2 appetizers (large soup and a giant "empanada" with tuna and tomatoes) -2 main courses (oxtail stew - rabo de toro, & cod - bacalao) -Arroz con leche dessert and tea infusion My favorites were the rabo de toro (which was accompanied with delicious, lightly crispy and very garlicky artichoke and potatoes), and the empanada. We had to get out of there by 11:30pm as they were closing, so I'd recommend coming earlier to not rush and to give yourself time to wander around the gardens and admire the view.

Fantastic meal here. Three of us ordered six tapas dishes which was more than sufficient…read more Ambience was great and a lot of locals which is nice. Service was fine. Not exceptional but ordinary. The food was absolutely delicious. It was a great option of tapas and nice to get away from the touristy, everything deepfried stuff. We had the anchovies, pil pil shrimp, pimento salad, fried peppers, artichokes with smoked meat, and mushroom patties. All were delicious although the artichokes were the favorite. We also had desserts both of which were delicious. We will go again before we leave and would highly recommend.

For amazing tapas in Marbella, look nowhere else. The restaurant has a relaxing atmosphere and very…read morefriendly staff. Paca is located on the west side of the old town, away from tourist traps set up all over the old town! You will find a great combination of Spanish tapas and Argentinean steaks (what's there not to like then!) Everything we tried off the menu was fresh and delicious (just don't forget the grilled foie, and one of their delicious steaks)

Wonderful service. My wife found this place on Yelp while traveling to Cordoba. It was a 20 minute…read morewalk from our hotel through small windy streets and alleys. We felt totally safe the entire walk. The food was just amazing, after several days of underwhelming meals. The food was so good- we went back with the group we were traveling with. Must try- provoleta, chicken empanadas, shrimp app, grilled pork shoulder.

Prior to our trip to Spain, I had found this restaurant on Yelp and saved it in my Cordoba folder…read more So glad I did because we were so busy that finding and deciding on a spot for every meal took too much time with a large group. We ventured out one night for gelato and ended up here for empanadas instead. It was so good that we brought the whole group back a couple of nights later. It's a small place but they have outdoor seating. The staff were all amazing and we were so impressed by all of the delicious food that was prepared by one woman (I believe her name was Pricilla). The empanadas were amazing (especially the chicken) but the real star of the show was the provoleta. May be a good thing that they are in a different country because I could eat here weekly. Don't skip on this one!

It's loud and cozy and what you expect for a smaller, local Bar…read more Got here around 8 on a Monday evening and it was like a competition to get to the Bar to place an order. Give one of the Bartenders a wave and that's about it. Ordered a Vermouth to start-local and tasty. I wanted to try the Flamenquin and asked what other Tapa is a good one to try (smaller). The kind Bartender suggested the Zucchini Tortilla. Solid Omelette with Zucchini and very good (but it isn't really small). Star of the show was the Flamenquin (and this alone would've been enough unless sharing) Pork with peppers breaded and fried with a side of Patatas-excellent and I haven't seen this one anywhere else locally. Friendly people behind the Bar. Just gently navigate your way to the Bar for your order-friendly local crowd. Surprisingly, they slowed down shortly after I arrived. Must be Holiday on a Monday night effect.

I had read about this tapas bar on Trip Advisor and we decided to stop here for something to…read moreeat...the place was packed around 5pm.....definitely light crowd, according to our server Dani. It gets really busy after 8pm. We eventually got some free room at the bar and we ordered several nice tapas to eat along with some cañas (small glasses of beer). She gave us Victoria which is a Malaga beer brand and it was really good... The place was loud, lively and fun. A really cool place to stop by if you are in the area.