With an amazing view of the plaza, gorgeous weather, and delicious churros what more could you want? Churros are thicker here (Granada speciality) and remind me of the Chinese fried dough (You Tiao) and are dipped into a thick chocolate sauce. I also tried the Leche Rizada which is like a vanilla milkshake with cinnamon and a hint of lemon- delicious but a bit sweet! Service is very friendly and fast. read more

Cafetería Alhambra - Churros, Chocolate, and Leche Rizada (tasty but sweeettt) - Churros Near Me - Granada, GR

Stopped here for a late afternoon break of churros and chocolate. We knew we had to try this specialty when in Spain. Our tour guide from the My Top Tour free walking tours recommended this place and we are glad he did. We grabbed a table outside and after a bit of a wait finally got a waiter to take our order. We got the small dose of chocolate and the full order of churros. No chocolate wasted on our part. We had a radler beer (basically lemonade beer) which actually went well with the churros. Recommended. read more

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At 9:30pm on a Thursday night, we were craving some Spanish churros, as we had surprisingly not sampled any yet on our trip to Spain! This churrería lies in the middle of a charming city square reminiscent of Paris, lined with cute cafes with plenty of outdoor seating. You simply grab a table, and a server will shortly come out to take your order. When we had passed by this cafe earlier in the day, it was absolutely packed, both inside and outside, since it's very popular (right up there behind the famous Cafe Fútbol), but later at night, it cleared up, and we easily found a table. The interior of the cafe looks very charming and old-timey, with lacquered wood furniture and a counter reminiscent of a 1950s soda fountain. Service was friendly and efficient, and our server recommended getting Churros con Chocolate, which came with five churros and a cup of Spanish hot chocolate on the side. The churros came out warm within five minutes of ordering them! Don't think that these are your regular old churros that you would get as an accompaniment to a school lunch back in elementary school - instead of being greasy, ridged cake-donut-like sticks coated in cinnamon sugar, these are more like an unflavored cruller with just a tiny hint of sweetness. They're not overly greasy, with the perfect amount of crunch on the edges and a pillowy interior, and they're fried to a golden perfection! The hot chocolate is, well, "hot chocolate" in every sense of the term - if you're used to watery Swiss Miss packets, you'll be very surprised by this, as it's essentially rich, melted chocolate in a cup...but it's not overly sweet or cloying, and its thick texture is perfect to use as a dipping sauce for the churros. The price of five churros with chocolate came out to €5,50, which I think is completely reasonable for a plate of fairly large churros and a cup of hot chocolate (which looks small, but in reality, we couldn't finish it). This is such a cute cafe in a great location, with friendly service and great churros - I'd definitely come back to sample some of their other food options! read more

Cafetería Alhambra - Chocolate (comes with Churros) - Churros Near Me - Granada, GR

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They are not CHURROS ! These are Porras and are larger than churros and have a lighter dough full of air pockets. Not as crispy as churros, they have a softer, lighter texture. So if you start of with that information in your head , you would not be as disappointed as I was when I had them. The coffee was good but I wasnt a fan of the Porras and ended up not eating 80% of them. read more

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Just know if you're expecting the cinnamon sugar coated churros we have in the US, you won't find them in Granada. The churros here are very long and curved, served plain with a cup of chocolate sauce to dip in. I'm definitely no Spanish churro expert, this is just my opinion. The churros were crispy and relatively light but they're pretty bland. I like that they aren't overly sweet but they didn't offer much by way of flavor. The woman running the shop was very nice and friendly and made it easy for us to order, even though we don't speak much Spanish. Still a nice treat to share while strolling around the square. read more

Cafetería Alhambra - Churro y chocolate - Churros Near Me - Granada, GR

QUICKIE REVIEW Different style of churros than what you get in America. FOOD This is what I tried: Churros w/ chocolate First introduction to churros like this. Have to say it was an interesting take having churros that was not sweet but instead a little bitter with the chocolate. The fresh fried churros do go well with the chocolate as it is light and crispy. I recommend people give it a shot, especially if you are used to having it in the US. It is something different and should NOT expect for it to take the same. PARKING No. SERVICE You're only coming here for one thing really and they know what it is. Service was quick and good. PRICE Less than $10 TIP/OTHER THOUGHTS This is a nice place to visit late night after dinner for dessert. read more

Cafetería Alhambra - Churros with chocolate - Churros Near Me - Granada, GR

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Churros with chocolate were great--not too sweet. It was quite busy but we got a table outdid quickly and the service was good and the waiters were nice. The ambiance outside wasn't anything special--but it is in a busy square so it's fun and lively read more

Cafetería Alhambra - Churros con chocolate and cappuccino - Churros Near Me - Granada, GR

We came here for the churros but had 2 simple pasta dish since we didn't want anything fried , they were not bad, nothing special though and they were about 10-12 Euro, expensive. So our 4 star review is for the churros. Thick dark chocolate and light churros. The outdoor section is nice but we ate inside since we wanted to avoid smoking folks . Clean bathroom at the end of the bar area but a guy came out of the Women's Time was 2-3 pm . read more

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The churros has a perfect crunch on the exterior and it's very soft and chewy inside. The chocolate sauce was perfect. It was creamy and thick and not too sweet! Very delicious overall. read more

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Wow...the best churros I have had in a long time. This place is in the most touristy area but well worth the visit for the delicious churros and the hot chocolate to dip thin into. The hot chocolate was more like hot chocolate pudding...not the liquify stuff we Americans drink back home....this was thick and it stuck to the churros. My mouth is watering just thinking about this snack. The order was huge...three of us ordered two serving...that means 10 churos! Apparently you can order half portions but of course the server did not tell us that. Regardless.....just go there to eat those churros! You won't regret it. read more

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It took me a few minutes to decide whether to rate this as two or three stars. Here's why: The good: It was close to our hotel. The owner/manager/guy behind the counter was friendly. English not so good, but he was friendly (my Spanish is so-so). The place was clean with a decent bathroom. The hot chocolate hit the spot and warmed me up, the accompanying churros did the same. The not-so-good: None of the food was fresh - they make none of it here. The churros were simply heated up and served. The same with the hot chocolate...it was chocolate and it was hot. But in a city - heck, in a country - where you can get some of the finest (don't forget thick!) hot chocolates and *fresh* churros, this simply falls way short. But, I guess in a touristy city (or at least a touristy part of town), you'll get the less-than-stellar stuff. Still, I was happy to come here, rest my feet, warm up and receive service with a smile. So there's that. read more

The restaurant is in a very touristy area and we should've known better. The single scoop of strawberry Ice Cream was okay, but the "churros" were definitely not what you'd expect from what a churro ought to be: fried dough but with crisp ridges sprinkled with powdered sugar, and even cuts for each dough wedge. The chocolate sauce tasted like heated chocolate "snack pack" pudding that didn't really taste like good chocolate. For nearly 7 euro, we expected better. Best to go further up the hill in Granada to get a more legitimate food faire. We inquired to the waiters about this and they protested they were the best churros in the city . If you all cared, you all would've partially refunded us and saved yourself from a negative review. read more

Meh. Not awful but not spectacular. Better places across the square. Everything was ok, but with such great choices around, it was a little sad. read more

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I've had churros con chocolate here, Café Fútbol, and Rey Fernando and I prefer these, when it comes to getting them in Granada. The chocolate is thick and more chocolate-y than the others and the churros are thick and doughy, which is how I like them. For 4 euros, they're superb! The portions are HUGE though, so be careful to not eat them before an actual meal. read more

Came highly recommended by a local friend and lived up to it. We got a huuuuuuuuuuge pile of churros a with 2 cups of chocolate and they were all gone before we knew it. This is now my new fried dough joint. read more