Came here for shisha and tea while taking a small break from our shopping. In the week spent at…read moreGranada this was probably the best mint tea I have tried. The shisha I asked for was double apple, which initially arrived and tasted like watermelon. After 15mins it did start to taste like apple, however burnt out pretty quick. The place was laid out nicely with plenty of space and nice decor. Service was also good and fast.

Poor atmosphere and food was pathetic nit recommend to go and waste time and money…read more Nit appears to be hygienic ,strong smell of cleaning products like chlorine bleach

Food was prepared with fresh ingredients but it was not in any way seasoned correctly. We enjoy…read moreIndian food and eat it regularly. Naan was not fluffy and light. More like a cracker.

While making my way through Granada, and after visiting the Alhambra... I was really in the mood…read morefor a nice traditional shawarma. Well, it just so happens that there is a good plenty of places to visit, close to La Plaza de Cuchilleros. I saw this one in particular., the Shawarma King.. and how could I pass it by. The place is very traditional, inside and outside. The decor is authentic, and gives you a middle eastern feel. Which is exactly what we were looking for. The food however.. was just ok. Probably better for dinner, but the lunch specials are just ok. I had a classic wrap, with fries and a drink. It was more like a burrito, than the traditional shawarma wrap I'm used to. Ok place to stop by and get the hankering out of the way though.

This is a walk up serve at the counter place with one employee. Thus the 4 stars…read more Tried the veggie plate, falafel wrap, chicken shawarma, Pastillo, Veal kebabs. It was all very good with the highlights being the falafel and the kebabs. Ambiance = spanish alleyway chic

We discovered this halal place as we were walking from the Córdoba train station to our hotel. The…read morerestaurant is around 100 steps from the Eurostar hotel and is extremely delicious and open until the late hours of night. Córdoba is a very special place and in the historical context a city that is awake late in the night. Sunrise is late at around 8am and sunset is late around 9 so with the warm weather the city gets busier later into the night. Now the owners are Pakistani and hence the name and the food is very well cooked and delicious. As soon as you order you have the food delivered to your table within 5-10 minutes and if you want take away that is up to you. We had several different dishes over 4 different visits and every dish was very good. If in Córdoba try it once or more, up to you.

This place is excellent, my only regret is that I didn't find this place earlier. I have had kebab…read moreall over Spain from Barcellona to Salamanca and laorkebab kept me talking about it the whole trip. When you are in Córdoba and need a meal to carry you over you must stop here. La prima volta ho trovato quel restaurante, ero innamorato. Ho mangiato kebab di tutto in Spagna, io promesso questo è bella. Vai a laorkebab!

If you want something fast and good, this will be the place. After walking around Toledo, get…read moreyourself a drink at Starbucks and walk on over to LaorKebab. Swawarma is always good. 8 euros will get you a good and long swawarma and a cold fanta lemon or naranja.

My husband and I found this place strolling along the winding streets on Cordoba…read more The owner was very hospitable and welcoming. He recommended the chicken biryani which was excellent. We ended up ordering 2 plates. I wouldn't recommend the gyro or any of the other Mediterranean dishes. Stick to the Pakistani menu and you'll be guaranteed great home cooking in the middle of Cordoba.

visited in March 2016 - not busy at all, so no excuse for the uncooked and cold food!read more

Wow, such a delicious chicken schwarma and lamb and everything I had to post something snd i…read morehaven't in years.

Perhaps the best Middle Eastern food that I've ever eaten. A small, inconspicuous, family run…read morerestaurant where pride of ownership shows through in the quality of food and the service. During our one week stay in Granada my daughter and I dined here three times. I highly recommend!!

This is a charming Moroccan restaurant in Granada. It opens early for dinner, which is much…read moreappreciated if you don't want to wait until the usual dinner hours. We tried the vegetable tajine and the lamb tajine. Both were excellent! The lamb is perfectly seasoned and tender. The service is great as well. We didn't have to wait long before we received our food.

Best moroccan restaurant in the Moroccan quarter. Started with the hummus, soup, and homemade…read morebread. Got the beef tajine, lamb tajine, and chicken couscous. Oh my god the beef was SO GOOD.

We had a fine dinner here this evening -- a long walk from our AirBnB but worth every step, ALl…read morethe dishes were excellent (wel, spaghetti bolognese at a Moroccan restaurant? it was what our young granddaughter wanted, and she ate it heartily). I had Harira as a starter, very nicely done, and son Sam had lentil soup hooing it would appeal to the toddler (sadly he not want the lentils, just the broth -- but he too chowed down on the spaghetti). We ended up with several tagines -- I only tasted my own, the classic lamb with apricot and prunes, and it was excellent. My wife got the pastela and we got the briouat -- both were excellent. Our grandson had couscous with kefte and was pleased with it as well. They do not serve alcohol but almost all of us had the house-made lemonade with mint. The atmosphere was festive, with music from an Arab orchestra being shown on a large screen and piped throughout the restaurant. Heavily and prettily decorated, and the service was not only efficient but very friendly, with much attention to the children. It was getting late and we were taking home leftovers, but the dessert menu and dessert display were enticing, so we went for it. I had the tarta piconino, described as being the product of a local convent, Nafisa had the tart with three chocolates -- maybe just a little too rich. Our granddaughter had perhaps the bext dessert -- an almond tart stuffed with a layer of ground dates, and our grandson's tart with arroz con leche was an interesting presentation of that classic Spanish dessert. Nice place -- try it!

I found the recommendation for this place on Condé Nast. Kind of surprising…read more If you want arabic, mediterranean food in Granada, it's a good sit down option. The ambience is appropriately styled. Service was fast, but they were kind of dismissive which tainted the experience. The food was kinda B, B-

walking down the cobbled streets, hoping to eat some tapas for dinner, it's 8pm. i quickly came to…read morerealize the town of Granada has already shutdown due to the Corona virus outbreak (Covid-19). all of Spain goes into "soft" lockdown starting tomorrow 3/16/20 for 2x weeks. as my starving tummy can attest, i was slightly panicked. being isolated all day myself, i did not think establishments would be closing down this "early". heck, it's España. anyway, i see a light coming from this place. shutters are open. i quickly walk over, and this joynt was ready to close! the entire place was all clean, no food in sight. EXCEPT, the person behind the counter saw me, a hungry man, took pity, and with his limited English, understood i needed food. he went back and got the needed supplies to cook me two chicken shawarmas. the shawarmas were pretty decent. the spicy sauce on the side was delicious. thank U for your kindness, sir. i hope you find tremendous success!

Here's the deal with Kebab King: It's your Granada safety net. Stay out too late at the bar?…read more Kebab King is open. Every other place is packed? Kebab King is there. Drunk? Kebab King. It's the equivalent of your go-to college burrito place. When we went, the guy behind the counter was nice. Good English skills, which was a plus. I got a kebab with chicken and beef. I was dismayed to see the dude using his bare hands to flip it on the griddle. (Y'all got a spatula or something? That's going in my mouth.) The chicken and the beef were not great. They tasted dry. The picante sauce he threw on there resurrected the flavor a bit. I was also bummed when my fiancee ordered something with falafel and he threw the ball in the microwave. That's what you're getting, folks. Microwaved and bare-hand manipulated food. That said, it was not the worst thing I've ever put in my mouth. Because so many places in Granada shut down around midnight, you should keep Kebab King in your back pocket for an emergency, but this should not be your first option.