On our last evening in Granada we were looking for something different to eat out and since we…read morekinda liked the mexican style design outside we gave bella kurva a try. Had three dishes: pollo tikka masala, salmon quesadilla and ceviche. The ceviche was amazingly fresh, well seasoned and aromatic. The quesadilla was good too and the chicken ok. They serve different sorts of beer. I'd recommend pacifico and the japanese one.

This tapas bar was a really nice experience. It's far from being typically Spanish but they have a…read morehuge choice of beer (from Brooklyn brewed to Belgium and German) which is great. The tapas are also a mix of many countries with ceviche, sushis and empanadas. The service was fine and the prices matched the quality. Over all nice place if you are not looking for typical Spanish dishes

Went in late on a Tuesday night, midnight, so it was quiet. The cocktails on offer wouldn't be my…read morekind of thing (no whisky sours) but the music was good as you'd expect. The place is littered with music memorabilia, old posters, albums etc. Really quirky and cosy.

When in Grenada, feed your music soul & body at this emporeum of memorabilia. They have live jazz…read morelate at night, great menu and warm ambiance.

Literally right down the hill from our AirBnB & beautiful view of Alhambra. Tasty tapas was thin…read moresliced pork loin on olive oil bread. Delightful dishes to share: eggplant breaded & fried with hummus and toasted bread ("Toasty") with caramelized onions, goat cheese & tomato jelly. Ended with limoncello. The waiter was kind and spoke good English. The service was good.

Located near our apartment, we had our first meal in Granada here. Food was fine but expensive for…read morethe quality. Complimentary tapas was a chickpea dish. I had a local dish featuring a fried egg over beans and ham. Very interesting. The chicken croquettes was quite tasty. Great view of the Alhambra.

Great food , pleasant jazz music, our server Jose Manuel was the best , educated, on top of us…read moremaking sure everything was perfect . Will return next time we are in this area!

Very good dinner. Nice patio across from Granada Centre. We had wine, 3 dishes and the service is…read morevery good as well.

My girlfriend and I were looking for a bite to eat on a Friday night, after the Arab Baths. Found…read morethis on Yelp and it was fantastic! Great food, drinks and service. My girlfriend is vegetarian and was still able to find some wonderful plates with a lovely presentation. The drinks were better than the average bar, we ordered passion fruit and kiwi mojitos. And lastly the service was impressive, very friendly and helpful despite the bar being packed. The only drawbacks were that there was only one server on a Friday night making it a bit slow but if you don't mind waiting it's not an issue, and there were not enough high top chairs for the tables so we ended up standing for quite awhile. All in all I highly recommend this place.

My wife and I were in town to see the Alhambra. It was also her first time in Spain, so she wanted…read moreto do tapas. I'd actually looked up several other places, but we found Coco's near our hotel. What a great find! The establishment was small, but very comfortable. Within seconds, the owner found us and helped us out with our choices. We got a smoked salmon dish (in addition to other things). The funny thing was we assumed everything would be tiny, but he told us "That's too much." He meant both in terms of volume and price. We had a great conversation with him, loved our food, and felt the prices were very reasonable. Next time we're in Granada, we're coming back!

Hole in the wall bar but good music, drinks, and tapas including many vegetarian and vegan options.read more

Came to Rosario Varela during our Grenada stay over and enjoyed the foods and a couple drinks. The…read moreatmosphere is rustic (almost American western) but features a pretty neat menu with bites we had yet to experience. We started the meal with some sangrias. Admittedly they were a little weak but the fresh fruits on top were a nice touch, especially the muscat grape! My favorites of the night was one of the fatty slices of pork off the "from the land" sampler (possibly the pork dewlap) and the torrenzos. The dewlap was tender and so flavorful! Their aged Cecina de león was also very good. The burrata and caper berries were my favorite additional accoutrements on this platter. As for the torrenzo, wow! It was sliced crispy pork belly served with a sweet and sour green mojo sauce. You should definitely try this dish. For a unique dish, we opted for the courgette pappardelle which were thin slices of zucchinis marinated in citrus, pineapple gel, pesto, and pepitas. It seemed so simple but it was super refreshing! When it came to service, it was slow. Definitely an at your pace kind of spot. If you don't wave the staff over, they will not come. Period. When we left close to 9:30pm there was a long line out the door so it's clearly a popular spot! Glad we came!

We actually came here to eat two days in a row because the food was so good! Each drink came with a…read morefree tapa and every tapa was absolutely delicious. We ordered the red sangria which I really enjoyed but there is a lot of ice so you might want to tell them to go easy on the ice. The bathrooms were clean and beautifully decorated as well as the Decour of the restaurant. We had a lot of dishes but I didn't get a chance to take a picture of everything. We ate: The octopus (2 days in a row!) The pork ribs on the bone The meat and burrata platter Service was nice and well paced. They didn't rush us, but heads up- bring a person that speaks Spanish because in this part of town their English is limited.