Fantastic food! My friends and I had breakfast here and they did not disappoint. I will also say…read moreservice was very fast. I had my usual brunch favorites which are eggs Benedict (savory) and french toast (sweet). The eggs Benedict were some of the best I've had in Spain so far. The french toast was so fluffy and flavorful. Presentation was also excellent on both. I would highly recommend this place if you are craving American style breakfast while in Granada!

Absolutely amazing breakfast. If you're looking for a bit more American traditional, this place…read morewill take care of that, but still has traditional Spanish breakfast items. A good spot for brunch and even got a mimosa with a nice bottle of champagne and fresh juice. I got French toast, but it didn't make the snapshots because I was so hungry and it looked so good. It's safe to say it was as good as it looked. This was a great brunch before our train ride to Barcelona. Highly recommend!!

Food and service was amazing! Best Churros en Granada for sure don't skip this place!!read more

Good bread/toast and coffee . Nice staff n location Will…read morecome back again

Fast, simple, no-frills cafe for locals and tourists to grab a café con leche, bocadillo, or pastry…read morefor breakfast. In true Spanish form, seat yourself as this place gets quite busy. Service is quick yet friendly. My favorite is the bocadillo with jamon, aged cheese, and olive oil. My husband and I came here twice during our stay in Granada and we loved it.

Extensive menu of specialty coffee, pastries, sandwiches, brunch items and crepes. Got the Spanish…read moreomelette and a ham sandwich which were both fine. The coffee with condensed milk was amazing. Service was quick and friendly.

Local cafe, we stopped in for crepes, yogurt and cafe ( coffee) . Service was curt, and not…read morewelcoming and warm. language barrier didn't help, knowing some Spanish helpful. Decorated cute with hand painting on the wall and some photography. We ordered the Greek yogurt which came with granola and fruit in a medium sized baby jar. We also ordered a Jamon York Crepe it was tasty.

Came in alone, sat at a table for 10 minutes and waited to be asked what I wanted or at least…read moreacknowledged. The apparent owner made eye contact with me several times and still nothing. Not sure if they were closing but a simple warning would have been nice instead of wasting my time. Won't be coming back.

We stopped here before our visit to the Alhambra. I got coffee my husband got breakfast. Food and…read morecoffee were very good. The service was fast and friendly. It was nice and cozy inside. Prices were very good. I recommend!

Completely unassuming cafe with great food and a very nice owner. The only spot we came across that…read morehas actually fresh pomegranate juice (juiced individually, the old fashioned way). Great spot to energize en route to or from the hike to alhambra.

Cute little cafe, was 5 min from the place we stayed in in Granada!…read moreI had my usual cortado and my husband had his latte. I also tried a slice of pumpkin chocolate chip cake - was so good!! Person working there (maybe the owner) was friendly and welcoming!

Great coffee and pastries and service! Pastry was very flavorful and hole in the wallread more

Where locals come, very nice people and food. Churros coffee sandwich and why do I have to write…read moremore than 85 words? Hahaha

If you're looking for a quick brunch with good coffee and genuine warmth, this is the place to be…read more If you've been feeling discouraged by poor treatment during your time in Spain and need a reminder of kindness, this café is perfect for recharging your spirits. The three people working there were very welcoming, even with the language barrier, and they worked hard to ensure every customer enjoyed their meal despite the fast pace. The café can be a little tricky to find since it doesn't have a big flashing sign, so keep an eye out. Also, they only accept cash, so plan accordingly.

I had walked down from the Alhambra into town on a very cold day. I was hungry, but was more…read morelooking for a place that was warm and also had something warm to drink. I walked into Via Colon on a lark, and was greeted immediately at the door. I told them that I was cold and asked if they had hot tea. The waitress ushered me over to a table by the window, and promptly brought me tea. She was so nice! I stayed for a meal, and had the BLT. It was good, and certainly satisfied the need. (Probably a 3- or 4-star meal, but I bumped the review to 5 given how accommodating and friendly the staff was. Read on.) After the sandwich, I was onto my 2nd cup of tea, and wanted a pastry to go with it. They have a good selection. The waitress ushered me over to take a look at their pastries at the counter. (Almost had a tapas feel to it, except it was a countertop full of pastries.) I wanted something with fruit in it, and she described some of the pastries they had, but thought I might find them too sweet, and suggested that I might be happier with a blueberry muffin instead. I don't know how she could possibly have known what I would like or wouldn't like, but the muffin ended up being an excellent choice for me (and went well with the tea to boot!). Note: when I was there, no one in the place spoke English. Great chance to practice your Spanish, if you're so inclined, although the dialect can be a bit challenging (but nowhere near as challenging as Malagueño).

My wife and I had been putting lots of miles on our feet, and our "American dinner time" didn't…read morejibe with the local eateries. We were getting really hungry, and afraid we'd have to capitulate and settle for a sandwich... ...and then this happened! Not only did we find a restaurant with a very pleasant ambiance and a wonderful waitstaff, but with a creative and tasty menu as well. ...and open when WE were hungry! The menu features quite a number of tapas, salads, combination plates and desserts - but we were both called to the "Specialties of the House." My wife's vegetarian lasagna was as loaded with flavor as it was with spinach. The pasta was cooked just right; the cheese was... incredible. And the sauce provided just the right amount of saltiness to round it all out. I'd give it a 95 out of 100. I opted for the "Revuelto con Esparrago Fresco y Langostinos." This was a MOUND of fresh, gently sautéed asparagus layered with large, peeled shrimp, and bound together with scrambled egg. Now, I can put away some food, but this was just HUGE. The asparagus was very tasty indeed, as was the shrimp - but there is a limit to how much I can eat, and I just couldn't finish it all! It was DELICIOUS and I wouldn't hesitate to order it again, but would prefer to share with someone. We'd read Linda C.'s review about the carrot cake, and we were sold on that, so... yeah, it was wonderfully presented, and gratefully eaten! All in all, this place merited all five stars.

Cambalache Bar Tavern Pub. I was welcomed in, by Guillermo, I always try my best to order in…read moreSpanish first, I was then given a menu written in Spanish and English. I am allergic too gluten, and this can be tricky when you do not know how dishes are made. My $9 soup the other day ended up to be $33 after I had to make a trip to the pharmacy. Today I was guided by Guillermo and the chef who confirmed my order was gluten free. I had the Jamon(ham) Asado con Chimichurri. It was absolutely delicious. Slices of ham with chimichurri with tomato, onion, lettuce, orange slices, and blueberries. The tomato was sliced in the shape of a rose and was beautiful. I also ordered a glass of wine and the tapa served was a bowl of lentil soup. It was nice to get away from the chatter of tourists, listen to the Spanish news, and sit in a nice quiet place where locals enjoy their lunch, drinks, and conversation. When I return to Granada, this is where you will find me.

Number one place in Granada for me for tapas. Each time I visit Granada this is my first stop for…read moretapas. Great service and true attention to detail with flavours and wine selection. Ask for the Morama red wine from Granada - one of my favourite wines in Spain. Tapas with a drink (alcohol or without alcohol) are all under 3 euro and delicious/ innovative. The steaks are great and I can thoroughly recommend the paella - for main meal options.