One of the spots that Bourdain visited although I didn't have much time decided to give them a try. I got there right when they opened (12:30) and lunch doesn't really start til later out here so had the whole place to myself. Smaller, cozy full of character Bar area and the whole place is filled with bottles. 5 tables outside but for me inside was much more interesting. I ordered a Verdejo and my Server brought out a complimentary tomato Tapa and Salami. Tomatoes were super fresh and slightly salted-delicious! Everything on the menu looked good! I ordered the Sturgeon, Foie Gras and White Sausage. The Sturgeon was exquisite with the tomatoes and peppers pairing perfectly! Should have taken the big order. Foie Gras and white sausage (mild) were simple, tasty and didn't disappoint. My Server was friendly and worked to bring out the dishes as they were ready given my time crunch. About an 8 minute walk from the city center and well worth it. Make the stop for some high quality/reasonably priced Tapas and Wine in a unique space. read more

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Was stuck trying to find somewhere to eat upon arrival to Granada - walked over to this spot after several other restaurants in the area were still closed and - true to form - La Tana was still setting up for open. We finally got a table and were able to order a few tapas and drinks. I really enjoyed it. Everything we tasted was delicious. Well worth a stop if in the area read more

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On the night of our visit we were staying close by and on the recommendation of my wife, who had done plenty research on Granada -- we decided to swing by Taberna La Tana. The establishment became known because Anthony Bourdain once visited many years ago. We arrived about 15 minutes prior to scheduled opening time of 8:30... and politely asked the server who happened to be setting up the patio if they had tables available for the evening. We were told it should be no problem and they were opening soon -- we said thanks, and that we'd be back. We went to a nearby park bench to chat and pass a few minutes people watching the locals -- returning a little after 8:30. Upon our return, we were directed to the front of house manager. Her first and rather abrupt question was if we were having dinner or not -- my wife replied that we were planning to have some small plates and wine. The manager then presumptively informed us that the food was "not free" (uh, thank you for that) -- and that there were no tables available in the main bar area... nor on the patio. She then showed us to the small cramped dining area in the back of the establishment -- fine, but definitely not off to a great start... it went downhill from there. Over the next 45 minutes or so we racked up a solid tab -- about 68 euros. The trend of haughty and short service continued with our server -- even having ordered several dishes and wines well near the high end of the menu. The server was unable to tell us anything about the exceptional wines we ordered (odd for a wine bar) and was generally impatient. Near the end of our roughly one hour visit and after ten minutes sitting with an empty wine glass, increasingly annoyed by the whole experience -- we paid our bill and left. We are foodies -- and we were definitely not looking for free food with cheap wine. Sometimes we explore best kept secrets -- others, we dine at Michelin starred restaurants. We are pretty flexible. And especially when walking in -- we always approach each new place with an open mind. Was the food good at La Tana? Honestly, it was fine... not exceptional by Spain standards, and definitely overpriced. The wine was good, as we paid up for it. But the complete lack of a welcoming attitude or any effort from the staff -- brutal. Honestly, we should have trusted our instincts. Heres the thing: restaurants, enotecas, cocktail bars are all about the experience. The drinks can be good, the food can be good -- but if the staff interacting with the customers does not set a good tone or create a welcoming environment -- your evening is toast. That was exactly our experience here. My diagnosis: Taberna La Tana exudes the attitude that their customers should feel privileged to patronize their establishment. But for what this place is, it is most certainly NOT worth the money for no other reason than the poor attitude of manager and staff. Mr. Bourdain left the building many years ago, folks -- get over yourselves. Granada is such a great city and we had many other positive, friendly, welcoming experiences during our visit. Believe me when I say, you can absolutely do better elsewhere. read more

Came here for tapas. You get one tapa per drink. We were seated in a back room with rustic and vintage decor. Service was quick, and prices reasonable. read more

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Slowest service I've ever experienced so far! An hour after being seated to just get a small cheese and sausage plate. It turned out the server had completely forgot to put in our order, on top of not even checking on our drinks.. Aside from the bad service, the actual place itself was not bad. There's outdoor seating. Very casual. If you plan on going, just make sure you're not hungry. read more

So we're on a mission to try as many tapas places as possible in 5 days. This was one of our stops. We ordered our 1st round of drinks, a beer and a Tinto de Verano, they don't have Sangria. We received a plate of pan con tomate for each of us and one slice of sausage apiece. I love pan con tomate, so I was happy. The sausage was good as well, but I forgot to ask what it was. We ordered the Goat Cheese with Olive oil. It was different. I prefer goat cheese with something fruity, but it wasn't bad. It was served with a basket of bread and we were charged extra for that. We ordered another round of drinks, and waited for another tapa. We were then informed that they only offer one tapa as an appetizer to start. Not a tapa with each drink. Bummer. Most review commented on the free tapa tradition, so only commenting because this was our experience in 2025. What we did have was tasty though. Server was fine, but appeared to be the only one running in & out by himself. My drink was good as well. If you're looking for raciones, then I'd say go for it. Plenty of stuff on their menu to choose from. If you're looking to tapear, then perhaps go elsewhere. read more

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Must go! Tapa's as you have not seen before. All fresh from local supply (as the claim theirselves) read more

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I whiled away my last night in Grenada here at Taberna La Tana, which came recommended by Rick Steves' guide book and the late Anthony Bourdain. I found the wine selection and recommendations superb. I started with a tempranillo and syrah blend before switching to a wine that didn't hit the mark. When I asked for something drier, the waitress/sommelier, speaking in English, pored through the menu and selected a syrah from the Rhône instead for my second glass. The tomato and bread aperitif, served complimentary per Granada custom, was rich and decadent with oil. The shredded beef, peppery and oily, didn't look or feel shredded at all. Solid joint, but nothing I ate really blew my mind. read more

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We are both big Bourdain fans and if he recommends a place we have to go . La Tana is everything you imagine a quaint Spanish bar would be like . Very rustic decor - shelves n shelves of wines, dried garlics , baskets of tomatoes - it was just the vibe I hoped for . I knew what I wanted but my hubby had a good convo with the hostess on what he prefers and she let him sample a few wines before he settled on one . It became his go-to wine for the rest of the trip . As is the norm in Granada they started us of with a Tapa and we ordered one on the side . Food for me was just OK but we weren't too hungry to try much else .The hostesses were efficient and knowledgeable and friendly for Spanish speaking folks . They were going and chatting with customers but alas for us the language was an issue. Great wines and great vibes -Highly recommended . read more

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Anthony Bourdain came here when he did Parts Unknown and was with his cameraman who at the time was married to a Granadan. This unassuming wine bar has hundreds of wines on offer. Saunter up and ask for a wine. Wait awhile and you will be given a free tapa. If your hungry order the tapas anyways! There is an Iberian ham sampler and fried cheese. Both exquisite. The waitress have a sommelier's knowledge about the wines they serve. read more

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Amazing tapas experience here. First off, the decor is super cute, dark and cozy. The lady managing the bar was so receptive and gave me great suggestions based on my taste. This was the one tapas place that let you taste your drink before committing to it. I enjoyed a glass of refreshing semi- sweet white wine followed by a great cava. The tapas! I appreciate that they don't start you off with puny ones. My first tapa was an avocado toast. Medium size. Well made with fresh ingredients. My second one was smoked fish on a piece of bread. So delicious and it came in nice portion. On top of this, I decided to get the hot goat cheese with olive oil. Amazing! I did not know goat paired so well with olive oil. Didn't realize til afterwards that this place was famous (Bourdain, Rick Steves). Either way they prove their worth in their service and the delicious food. I'm already planning to return tonight to get more tapas. read more

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Considering this place was almost at capacity 10 minutes after opening, we were lucky to snag the last 2 bar stools inside this cozy magical tavern of goodness. Like it's sister restaurant, La Botillería, they let you sample the wines before committing to a full class. I've been on a rose kick since I've been in Spain, so I kept it going with a sparkling cava rose and my friend went with a dry, white wine. Both were delicious. Yeah, we had 3 glasses each, so you know it was good. As with other tapas joints around Granada, you get one free tapa with each drink. We started with some bread and tomato with a side of salame and olives. It was bomb. Our second tapas was probably the best. I think it was foie gras spread on some toast with a small slice of fig. It was truly magnificent. Our last tapa was bread with some type of tomato based cream sauce and some smoked fish. I have no clue what it was, but I enjoyed it. We also ordered the hot goat cheese with olive oil and bread from their menu and it was truly life changing. The goat cheese spread across the crisped toast and then dipped in olive oil. I love this place. Since there was no stopping our carb overload, we ordered the dessert sampler for 2. Holy smokes was it good. There was 6 pieces of 3 types of dessert; raspberry topped cheesecake, flan type covered brownie and a cream puff type thing. It was the perfect ending to a great meal. The amazing gentleman working there was so kind and took great care of every patron inside. We're probably going back tomorrow night too, it's that good. read more

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Pretty close to an excellent experience! I think it would've been better IF it were less busy and I spent a little more time there. :) I don't think the bartender spoke English, but he let me try a few wines before settling on one. I'm pretty sure there aren't any bars here that would allow patrons to do that...unless you're at a pricey sitdown restaurant and are guaranteed to order something. One free "tapa" came with a drink order. It was simple, but much appreciated. I also observed the bartender serving plates of jamon, so that option is available here as well. read more

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Very uncomfortable seating if you're a party of two - they put you at a tiny table with wobbly and uncomfortable bar stools. Food was below average. Only thing that was good was the red wine. read more

If Anthony Bourdain says you have to come here and you're in Granada, you come here. So we did, and it was awesome. Tiny place but great cozy vibe. The bartender (and owner maybe?) was friendly, attentive and humble. He noticed we were tourists so he let us know he doesn't speak very good English then proceeded to speak it flawlessly haha :) This is a wine bar so you just say red or white and bold or mild and he will do the rest... and delicious free tapas will follow. We had 2 glasses of red each, olives, white sausage, guac/tomato on bread and foi gras with pomegranates on bread. If there was a place like this in Toronto they would know me very well. We also met a nice couple from Montreal while there. read more

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Came to visit on the high recommendation of yelp and TripAdvisor - both are usually spot on but I have to admit I was a bit disappointed overall. The wine selection and vib of the busy place was great but I thought the food was average at best overall. The foie, tomato and anchovy tapas were delicious. The iberico ham was what one would expect, but the herring tapas was too salty (compared with ones I had in past), the pickled mussels was bland, and the tomato tapa was average tasting. Seems to have limited hot tapas to choose from - maybe it would be great if I was just looking for a quick bite with a drink before dinner, but for a dinner experience I left a bit disappointed. read more

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La Tana was our first stop on our tapas crawl in Granada, Spain. This small, but welcoming tapas bar was the perfect spot to start our tapas crawl! The bar offers over 400 bottles of Spanish wines. I'm not very familiar with Spanish wine, but I know I love Chianti and Cabernet so the friendly owner/bartender, Jesus, helped us select an excellent bottle of red wine from the Rioja region to try. The wine he chose for us was fantastic! Granada is one of the few cities that offers a free tapa with your purchase of a glass of wine or beer. Shortly after we received our glasses of wine the bartender handed us a plate of tapas. I knew about the tapas tradition, but I was not expecting to receive such a generous portion. Our free tapas included garden fresh tomatoes served over a baguette, olives and dried sausage. The food was so simple, yet so fresh and tasty. The selection of the free tapas depends on whatever the kitchen is serving so if you want something different than (or in addition to) your free tapas you can purchase tapas of your choice from the menu. The menu is limited since the kitchen is so small, but they carry a nice selection of cheeses and dried meats. Had we stayed longer I was considering trying the dry blood sausage that Anthony Bourdain raved about on "Parts Unknown". I could have stayed at La Tana all afternoon drinking glass after glass of the fantastic wine selection, but all of the seats were taken and we wanted to sit after walking around the Alhambra all morning. As we were leaving, Jesus handed me a business card to his sister tapas bar, La Botilleria. He told us that La Botilleria had a bigger kitchen and offered a larger selection of hot and cold tapas. If you are looking for a tapas bar with an excellent selection of wine I highly recommend La Tana! read more

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I am shocked that I have not already reviewed this wonderful establishment!!! Rick Steves and Anthony Bourdain knew what they were talking about when they both recommended La Tana. It is everything you imagined a good tapas bar in Granada Spain ought to be. Filled with a huge array of wines to choose from a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and much of the time standing room only! This is a busy, noisy and fun spot, Filled with locals out for an evening glass of wine, students from the local university, and tourists from around the world. We were in Granada for only three days and had so much to see and do, but We made it back to La Tana several times for fantastic Rioja and amazing(free with the wine) tapas. I was traveling with a Sommelier and he was there each of the three nights we were in town! The male bartender who was there both Friday and Saturday nights, was particularly knowledgeable and willing to take the time to discuss the wines. Seriously if you're only able to make it to one tapa bar in Granada this is the one you don't want to miss! read more

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This was my favorite spot in Granada. It's dark and cozy, not super hectic like some other places. They have a really top notch wine list, and they make you taste before you commit to a glass. We had a few tapas, and they were all excellent, though I struggle to remember what they were. I wish I'd had enough time to come back again! read more

I had this place bookmarked after watching Anthony Bourdain's visit on "Parts Unknown," and I couldn't have timed my visit more coincidentally perfect. I just so happened to arrive as they were opening and the line that had been waiting outside had already packed itself into the tiny little space that is La Tana. My first impression was the wine list. It's rather refreshing to have more than one or two standard Riojas be offered by the glass. This place had at least 15 options and I didn't know where to begin. As an American tourist, I went nuts and ordered the most expensive glasses, not only because I couldn't get most of these in the States, but also because they weren't that expensive. Overall the staff was very helpful and generous with the tapas, which they served for each round of drinks of course. Overall, this is probably the best tapas bar I've been to in Spain, and one of the smallest. So be warned: this place is not for the claustrophobic. read more

Let's start with this tidbit - Taberna La Tana is a bar that serves tapas, which can either be ordered separately or you can get free plates with each drink that you order. La Tana gets packed s go early! The bartenders are friendly and can help you with the list of beverages. If you can score a spot outside, you are allowed to eat outside and drink outside, which was fine for us but it was a little chilly. The wines were great. The house wine is a great deal or there is a list of specials. There seemed to be a lot of tourists the night that I was there but don't let that deter you. This is a cool place to have a glass of wine and a bite to eat. read more

Got to the restaurants when it first opened around 1PM. People slowly trickled in but was busy within the hour. Each glass of wine is served with a free tapas. They paired the food with the wine quite well. The white asparagus is a must. Lightly seasoned with EV Olive oil. Also head the goat cheese, foie gras, and assorted Iberian sausages. Would definitely order again. It appeared to be mostly locals at the restaurant. The patrons did not speak English but they were very helpful! The food was delightful and left us feeling full after we completed our meal. After paying the bill which was quite reasonable given the amount of food we ordered. We were treated to complimentary dessert wine and dessert. Overall a great treat and perfect ending to this meal read more

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Cyndy's Bottom Line: Charming place for fresh, high quality tapas! Stopped by after the Alhambra with a big appetite. We ordered our glasses of wine and received our first tapas. Tomato slices on bread, plated with salami and olives. Wow...are you starving or is this the most tasty tomato slice on bread you have ever eaten in your entire life? YES! OMG that was the most delicious tomato slice on bread drizzled with olive oil and sprinkled with a touch of salt. The tomatoes were so luscious and divine! The wines were good too. Red and white Rioja. Enjoyed the ambiance and vibe. We ordered food, then another glass of wine. Our next tapas was a very nice blood sausage on bread. The sausage was nicely done and spiced. We were scared to order another drink after all the food we just ordered. This is what we ate: A nice basket and assortment of complimentary breads. Everything so far is deliciouso and made with heart and soul. Salmorejo - a tasty delicious puréed of tomatoes topped with Serrano ham and topped with slices of hard boiled quail egg. Asparagus with tomatoes and olive oil - tender, fresh asparagus. Roasted red pepper salad with white onion slices - the red peppers were sweet with a bit of tanginess. Manchego cheese plated with walnuts, sliced grape and sliced strawberries. Love the saltiness and nuttiness of the cheese. Iberian ham - the best Iberian ham! Nice slices of ham. We received some dessert sherry and cheesecake from the owner. Sherry was very good and the cheesecake was light. Muchos gracias! read more

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We loved La Tana. We had several beers and lots of great Tapas. Both bartenders/servers were very friendly. We had a great time. Thanks read more

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Hidden in a small street close to an animated plaza, this restaurant is a gem! The chef advised us on the "sin carne" tapas and everything was fresh and tasteful. We tasted so many tapas: artichoke, tomatoes, sardines, guacamole, grilled pepper & olives, goat cheese and its toasts... Their wine choice is awesome and cheap ... Between 2 euros and maybe 5 euros the glass. What I love about tapas spot is the conviviality and how you share tables or a corner of the bar with so many people. If you're lucky you'll find a stool but you better off experiencing the full tapas standing eating;) read more

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Yea we finally got after walking in the 100' F sun. When i open the door I realized my p...s was bigger than that place so we went somewhere else. I'll keep you posted... read more

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I thought this was going to end up being a tourist trap, a let down, an overhyped place...but seriosuly.....it's far from it! Yes, Anthony Bourdain was here. Yes, it's got awesome Yelp reviews. But it's not touristy at all. This is a small little wine/tapas bar where you can order a glass of wine and you get a free tapas of their choice (basically whatever comes out of the kitchen). The beau and I had two glasses of red, all on the recommendation of the bartender (yes, you've seen him...the one on the Bourdain show). With each glass, we got free tapas with it, whatever comes out of the kitchen. We sat at the bar and chatted up with fellow Americans and didn't even bother asking what type of tapas they were serving us! But it was all good. The bartender is super nice and patient with everyone and very hard working, running the entire show behind the bar. He let's you taste the wine first before pouring you the full glass and will ask you what type of wine you prefer. Most other places just give you the standard red they serve. Crowded place even mid afternoon on a Friday. Find a place to sit and enjoy your drink and tapas! read more

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Highlight of my stay in Granada. A must do for wine lovers - TRUST ME For Tourists: - They have one bathroom.. but it's nice :) - Come at off hours like 2-4pm cause I imagine this place gets crowded. There were definitely a bunch of locals there dropping in for lunch (ahhh wish my life was that good) Very impressive wine collection at a SUPER affordable price. The guy let's you have a taste before committing and if you don't like it he'll gladly pour you another one. If I ever come back to Granada, I'm living right across the street from this place! Also recommend their tinto de verano. Similar to sangria but sweeter, no fruits, and sometimes sparkling. This goes without saying in Granada but wine comes with free tapas. I had the best iberian ham here. Get it and you'll never go back to regular ham. read more

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Both Anthony Bourdain and Rick Steve recommend this place for good reason. It's nicely decorated, warm, and inviting though it seats only around 12. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly, though they speak very limited to no English. The wine selection is great. I loved the guacamole toasts we got with our drinks. I'm sad I didn't have a chance to revisit another night! I'd make it my first stop rather than my last, as was the case on my last tapas bar crawl! read more

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Yep, this place rocks. Great wine selection, awesome feel inside and terrific service. We had some local Grenada reds and they were great. We had some lovely tapas that were above par and came with our wines. And, we also ordered the Salmorejo (Spanish bread soup served cold). I'm hooked on Salmorejo and this is a fine rendition. The feel of the space is really comfortable and super clean. Also, the place is run by a Sommelier brother and a Chef sister. They obviously know what's up! I would say this is one of our two favorite spots in Grenada. read more

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We were purposely hitting up all of Anthony Bourdain's spots throughout Granada and came here on one of our last nights in the city. It was small and cozy and we got a small sitting area by the wall. They give you complimentary tapas when you order drinks but we ordered some additional tapas as well. The drinks are good and the food is good, not ginormously impressed but satisfied. The staff is super super friendly but I think they speak very limited English. Great environment, seems like a spot that locals like to frequent. I think, however, since it was the last leg of our trip in Spain, I was a little done with tapas and might've been underwhelmed. Nonetheless, I would still recommend it! read more

Enjoyed this place very much. I recommend getting here a few minutes before they open during busy season July - August. We came on a Monday and there were already 7 people there before we arrived, and we arrived about 10 minutes prior to opening. The bar itself is very small, seating about 5-6 people at the bar, room for maybe about 10 to stand. The rest of the restaurant can seat / stand maybe another 10 so probably max of 20 people in there. Each drink is served with a tapa of their choice , and the amazing bartender somehow keeps track of what tapas you've had, and we didn't have a repeat. Between two people, 3 drinks + free tapas we spent about 24-27 euros total I cannot remember. Not the chepeast, but a fair price and the tapas were better quality than many other places I tried. Even the fish/ anchovie dish that looks unappearling was really delicious, salty and perfect to drink with. highly recommended and I'd totally return if I had the chance to ! read more

You need to do some research before heading to this place: the owner is too busy to take care of your language issue, and they do have English menu. I never take it for granted that business owners at tourism places should accommodate language issue. If you don't make any effort, then visit places for tourists. And it took no long time to figure out what I want to have here on internet. So in brief I had a good time here without speaking any Spanish, and I got my solmarejo, cava, asparagus and finally the Mas La Pana. They serve different tapas for free for every drink you order, and they are all good. I definitely would recommend this place for visitors, but please at least do some homework! read more

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La Tana is a quaint tapas bar that isn't overtly obvious compared to the surrounding establishments. When we encountered La Tana, we thought it was closed as the doors were shut and they don't have the customary hustler outside. Also, there are no open windows to show inside activity on the front, so it is very private and the A/C was running. We went and at first only had stools and weren't sure how to proceed. The server explained that with each wine ordered, we would get a tapas. Overtime, as others left, we were able to get a table (as opposed to standing and using stools as a table). The tapas we received were the best tapas we had on our trip thru Spain. Each new tapas was a surprise in terms of taste and how well they paired to our wines. These are definitely a cut above the tapas you normally get. We ordered off the menu as well and enjoyed those tapas for their originality and great flavors. I won't recommend individual tapas since the wine pairings are at the discretion of the waiter. As far as we could tell, any al la carte tapas we ordered, were fantastic so I am implying you can't go wrong with any order. read more

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Owner was very nice and introduced us to a local wine you can only get in Granada...Mancali. Very good if you're in to wine...he gave a very good delicious free tapa (bread with guacamole) read more

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Great food and careful how much you order as each drink order comes with free tapas. So bottle of wine equals six tapas. Get there when they open to get a table (the owner arrived five minutes before they opened). Great food and a terrific wine list. Great prices too. Would definitely return. read more

This is one of my two favorite tapas bar in Granada. This place often fills up within 30 minutes of opening. Don't even try to go with a group unless you show up early, but couples can usually squeeze in. The wine list is excellent and the bartender is extremely knowledgable. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn about excellent Spanish wines and ask for recommendations. Note: If you cannot get in to La Tana, you might try walking three minutes more to the end of tapas road and check out Taberna de Jam at Plaza de los Campos, 1. They have nice outdoor seating and good tapas as well. You can check back in to La Tana afterwards to see if any space has opened up. read more

One of our nightly stops on our tapas stroll. It is tough to score a seat here but to don't give up the fight. I finally snagged a seat our second night here and thoroughly enjoyed my evening. They have a great wine selection and delicious tapas. I enjoyed sitting back and watching the owner kill it as she served the throngs of people squeezed into this tiny establishment. I would expect to squeeze in and claim your pretty much standing room spot and drink up. They owner is so good she will see you when you come in and help you as soon as she can so be ready with your drink order then sit back and enjoy the ride. read more

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La Tana is such a fun bar! We heard this place was always packed and it was, but we were lucky enough to snag bar seats in mid-October which I hear is the low tourist season. The wine selection is great, the tapas are free with each glass and each tapa is better than the last. Prepare to eat great sardines on tomato puree, manchego cheese on pomagranate seeds, simple with great ingredients and delightful! read more

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It really doesn't get any better in the city of free tapas. We really tried to top it, but we failed miserably. And after that realization, we just went back again a second time. It is popular mainly because of Mr. Anthony Bourdain, and his recommendation for this should not be taken lightly. Everything they serve up with every drink is so.damn.good. They are simple pieces. Take, for example, the bread topped with tomato, olive oil, and salt. It was nothing out of this world, but when you taste it, it just makes the taste buds very happy. I can't figure out what kind of crazy magic stuff they're putting on it. It's stupid simple. Other memorable items? Like all of them. Our first visit, we stayed for 4-5 hours just getting glass after glass of wine, just to see what came next. The blood sausage, the anchovies, lomo al sal y tomate secco, the foie gras?! I think I died and went to heaven for a bit. Really great, lively place where people can mix, mingle, and of course, eat and drink. I know that when I return, this is a must-stop. read more