Talk about Spanish food! This place has a ton of stalls that sell cheeses, meats, seafood, some…read moreproduce and bread. I wish I could have spent more time here and I also wish that I had rented a house with a full kitchen so I could buy the seafood and cook it up myself. Not a huge place, but it has everything that you'd need including a stall that sold all types of olive skewers with different pickles. Love me some acietes!

Since 2024, I have been coming to Granada and I love to stay in the Albaicin. Each day, I walk down…read morePaseo de los Tristes and Carrera de Darro to go to centro and pass by El Patio. I usually avoid perfumeries because the are synthetic and boring but I was overjoyed by several things about this shop. The first was it was beautiful and could tell that these were real fragrances made with real oils. The second is that there is a the woman that greets me in such a great way. First of all, she notices my back with an iron on patch of a tape cassette that reads, "Kate Bush". We have bonded over the love of this artist and she carefully listens to my fragrance preferences and I leave with multiple fragrances... each time. Every time I return, I go straight to see Claudia Pepper (best name ever) and purchase my fragrances. When I get home, people stop me to ask me where I got my fragrances. They are the most unique I have ever had. Even still, we feel so joyous every time we see Claudia Pepper and we buy more than we should... but it has to last until we return! Gracias, El Patio y Claudia!

Thank you Oliver for the best services !!!…read more I had the opportunity to take the class to creat my own perfume I loved it!!! Thank you again and I hope to see you soon!!

Monteftur is a small shop selling local, artisanal goods from the area surrounding the small…read morevillage of Montefrio in southern Spain. If you're looking for a special something to take home from Montefrio, Monteftur has locally made pottery, cheeses, soaps, honeys, wines and other good quality souvenirs. It's definitely worth a look if you find yourself in the area.

Really nice owner with a sweet little boutique filled with colors, patterns and differ the fabrics…read moreselections for pashminas. Most look to be from a Granada inspired collection, borrowing the unique tile designs of The Alhambra and Granada. A fun concept and well done specialty store. Especially drawn to the fun exterior door, which was carried through to some of the inside. They have multiple sizes and fabrics of the same design, so if you are looking for something in particular, ask. Was told the second location on Calle Zacatin had even more.

Beautiful store and pashminas. My husband and I looked in the morning and the employee was very…read morehelpful. We made it back just before closing to purchase my favorite of all time scarf (gorgeous colors and the print is of tile patterns at the Alhambra). Love!

I love stores like these. The aesthetic is clean and fun with loads of merchandise you don't…read morenecessarily need but just want. Ale-Hop sells a variety of things from notebooks and pens, to little toys, blankets, backpacks and purses. They have a massage chair that is really nice. You can buy the electronic item which straps on to a chair for less than $40 dollars but why buy when you can just pop into the store and get a free massage. The notebooks have sayings on them that are either in Spanish or English. I opted for the Spanish ones. After all, its something from Spain!

Small, yet perfect, used book and vinyl store. The selection could use some organization, but it…read morealmost allowed visitors to get lost in the shelves and the collection. The staff member was very knowledgeable and helpful.

This is more of a working mercado than the alternatives. Meat and fish shops with less culinary…read moreexperiences. We were there in the AM so could be a different story in evening

A food market with a broad selection of restaurants. We…read morestopped at one and each had an Aperol Spritz. It was crowded at 1400 with people eating lunch. Happy people.

The first time I saw one of these Ale-Hop stores, it was kind of funky since they all have a large…read morecow statue in front of the stores. ALE-HOP is a chain of inexpensive gift stores that opened the first of their stores on La Paz street in Valencia. We saw lots of electronic gadgets, board games, stationary, cool hats, stuffed animals, puzzles, children's toys, etc... Just a fun place to get inexpensive stuff for yourself or someone you love....They are all over the place in Spain.

How can the cow not get 5 stars? We stop at every Ale-Hop so…read moreTracie can be photographed with the cow. Sadly, the cow's bell clapper was missing.