I am a professional flamenco dancer in the U.S., so I can confidently say to avoid the touristy tablaos and small theaters and head here. This historic location (first peña flamenca in Spain) is a must-see for any visitor to Granada. Check out the Jueves Flamencos (Thursdays) for performances open to the public for an affordable price - make a reservation before. You'll see up-and-coming talent or stars passing through the area without the high cost of other locations. Grab an affordable drink and bite to eat there as well! read more

Went here for Thursday night flamenco on advice of my Airbnb host, who is a Granada native and resident. We did not have a reservation, only walked in shortly after 10 pm. Fortunately the venue was half-full and we were promptly seated. For €10 per person, including one glass of sangria, it was a steal. The flamenco performance (guitarist, two vocalists, and a dancer) was very good--on par, if not better, than the other, rather overpriced, flamenco shows we saw in Madrid and Barcelona. read more