Great place to include in your tapa crawl in Granada. Just order a drink and you will get one free…read moretapa!! This is true at all local tapas restaurants in Granada. Tapas were tasty and beer was good and cold. Crowded on weekend so start your crawl early when it open at 8:00. Recommend

We stumbled in here after a nearby tapas place was packed and we are so grateful we did! El Conde…read morewas open and inviting and we had a wonderful time! We asked the bartender for his recommendations on wine and he did so good! I went with a red wine and my friend went with a dry white. Both were excellent and we had 3 glasses each. The tapas were excellent here and different from the other couple of places we tried. They were original and flavorful! We asked for dessert recommendations and went with the chocolate soufflé cake. They also poured us a complimentary dessert wine to accompany the cake, and everything was delicious!! Do yourself a favor and come here, you won't regret it!!

I went to Las Cuevas and had AMAZING lamb tagine. The reviews were terrible so I thought that La…read moreMancha Chica would be better. NOPE. The figs and lamb were not as good here. It tasted a bit old...I think that's the best way to describe it. We had the mint tea, hummus, and lamb for lunch. It came to about 30ish euros which was a little high for how much we had been paying for lunch during our trip (typically 20ish). The mint tea was delicious and I highly recommend it. The hummus was good too! The owner was super nice and had an interesting sense of humor. I'd come back for the mint tea and the company!

My first time trying Moroccan food was in Portland. I was really really impressed by Moroccan mint…read moretea. So when I found out there was a Moroccan restaurant with pretty decent reviews? You know I gotta check it out. Here is my verdict - mediocre. We ordered three dishes: Nan aka bread with humus. Bread is pre-made. The owner heated it up with a microwave. It tasted like cardboard. This is not the fresh, fluffy nan that I expected. Lamb couscous - Mushy couscous!!! Like what the hell?? The flavor is good but it's a bit too sweet. Meatball Tajine- it's okay. Nothing special. Mint tea - As good as I remember, but again a bit sweeter than I thought. Would I recommend it? If you haven't tried Moroccan food, sure, order the mint tea and give it a try. If you are looking for delicious Moroccan food, you better look somewhere else.

Absolutely one of the best meals we had on our trip! The people were so nice, especially with our…read morelimited language skills, and we sat in the atrium, which was simple and lovely. Most of my party had the curry chicken, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Also people ordered the red tuna and the solomilo, also delicious! They had a spring red wine instead of sangria--yummy!

What an awesome find from other Yelpers!! Completely hidden up a cobblestone street by a steep set…read moreof stone steps. The owner could not have been a nicer guy. We got two chicken curries, which were great, and the beef was fall apart tender in the beef with vegetables and couscous. Really glad we found it after walking miles around Alhambra.

Stopped in for dinner as some in our group wanted Paella. Foh on de Galicia did not disappoint. The…read morefood was amazing. I thought our server was great and the ambiance was good. I definitely recommend

El Fogón de Galicia is located on the street of Nava next to all the other traditional Spanish…read morerestaurants on the famous street. We visited the restaurant at night for dinner and ordered drinks upon arrival. Our welcome tapa was fried Squid which was a big portion for free, but it wasn't very good a bit too salty and greasy. The drinks (Tinto de verano and beers) were all good and priced reasonably. For the main course we had the seafood paella for two which was excellent. There was no gluten free option for the bread so we ended up skipping on the bread and being sad instead. Overall it was a very authentic experience with excellent Paella and tapas. I would recommend it.

Located in the twisty pedestrian Arabe section of town, I was drawn here because of Yelp as well as…read moretheir prix fixe menu. Had the 12,50€ dinner that included appetizer, main and Morrocan mint tea with dessert. Daughter split with me and also had a milkshake. Falafel was spot on being moist and flavorful. Second course of chicken tagine had vegetables but no couscous. Veggies were a bit over cooked but chicken was falling off the bone. Mint tea was fresh and sweet. Loved the ambiance and the music! Discovered a couple of new artists that went straight into my Spotify playlist. You get a view of the pedestrian walkway below. Our waiter I discovered spoke French which was a relief since my Spanish is not so great. He actually spoke five languages: Spanish, Arabic, French, English and Berber.

As Sirat opened my eyes to the wonderful world of Moroccan sweets, and all of the complex spices,…read morearomas, tastes and textures that are unlike anything I have ever experienced before. I ordered the house mint lemonade- which was heavenly, so surprisingly sweet and refreshing (I am now addicted). We also ordered a small platter of assorted Moroccan pastries. These were delicate and crispy, drizzled with honey and garnished with whole almonds, filled with nuts and cinnamon and spices, in such different shapes and varieties. These morsels are simple looking, but every last crumb is sweet and delicious.

I thought the food was good, the pork and the fish were my favorites. The capresse salad looked…read moregreat but could've been a lot better with riper tomatoes. The fries were really good. The service was good as well. Thought it was rather loud in the back room but it could be just the 4 girls we sat next to?

Wide variety of tapas, good wine, excellent service (much friendlier and more attentive than what…read moreis typical of Spain).

This is a real gem. Quality food, beautiful presentation, and really lovely service. I very much…read moreappreciated the time that the owner took to explain the food and also the wine. He explained to us many of the "baos" which were delicious and a very good deal / I highly recommend getting the variety of 6 (or even 12) that is offered. The free tapas that were brought with our drinks were also amazing and far beyond what I was expecting. They were creative, with quality ingredients, and played with an obvious eye for detail. Overall just a stellar place for lunch/dinner/tapas/drinks - any excuse, use it, just go!

This place is quite the find! Just opened 3 weeks ago when I was here. Visited this place twice in…read moremy 5 day Granada stay. Jose, owner and chef is extremely welcoming and speaks very good English. The wine is wonderful and he will offer great recommendations. The food is delicious, cheeses, salmon, etc. highly recommend this as a must visit in Granada for wine and tapas or order from the menu!

Delicious food, tapas and main courses. Great beer and tinto de verano too. A good mix of non…read morelocals and locals so it doesn't feel like a tourist trap. Really friendly staff. Visited during the day and there was a nice buzz about

The family was jet lagged and ended up going out for a late dinner tonight at 10pm which is…read moreactually the right time to have dinner in Spain. Stumbled upon this little neighborhood gem so close to our rental apartment and wow. Great service, great atmosphere, there is outdoor seating or indoor with comfortable seating. We ordered the La Piccola Salad (subbed out goat cheese and added Parmesan) which was very tasty, caprese salad, margarita pizza and Sicilian (minus the mortadella). Everything hit the spot perfectly, was served promptly and they even give you a complimentary appetizer when you order your drinks. I would definitely come back!!!