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.

Rincón del Rodri was hands-down our favorite tapas bar in Granada, it was incredible! The food was…read moredelicious, and the wine paired perfectly. The service can be a little slow, and the staff are often overwhelmed, so don't expect personalized attention. But that's all part of the experience. The atmosphere is lively and authentically Spanish, everyone talking over each other, glasses of wine in hand, waiting for their free tapas and the ones they actually ordered. It's chaotic in the best way, and we loved it so much we went back twice. Every dish we tried was worth the wait!

This was one of the Devour Tour suggested tapas restaurant and it absolutely did not disappoint…read more It's a bit further walk out from Plaza Nueva (about 12-15 mins) but it's worth it to be out of the super touristy area. Get here right at 8:15 because it WILL fill up within 15 mins and you want a seat. They specialize in seafood and so all of our tapas included something tasty from the sea. Two of the three tapas they served the dish with a really interesting noodles with garlic, potatoes and bread. Carb overload? Yes, but it was so incredibly tasty. I speak passable Spanish but you really don't need to say more than your drink order. The two bartenders/waiters were working non-stop and were friendly. Come here if you get a chance.

Los Diamantes has several locations , we had to go to the one in Bib Rambla for the mushrooms but…read morethe one we went to most frequently was on Navas. Raucous atmosphere, bar staff shouting orders, standing room only, loved it. The garlic prawns were great, one of my top three places for tapas in Granada.

Everything was perfect, the ambience, mostly from the casual dining experience, shared tables, the…read morefreshest seafood ever cooked simply to order. Can't wait to return.

We had a wonderful lunch at El Pescaito de Carmela, the fried calamari was delicious, I really…read moreenjoyed the fish soup, I had wine, my husband had a Vodka drink and at the end of the meal they gave us free shots. The best part was the service, the waiters were so friendly energetic and attentive, they made our lunch great. The restaurant is very spacious clean and had a very nice ambiance.

Russian shrimp salad wanna be - It's potatoes salad and it was good. Good flavor with a bit of…read morevinegar. Croquettes - great texture. The crust still not as good as three Portuguese one we had in Portugal but this is the better one we had in Spain. Good flavor with the cod. Bit on the salty side but that's how they are usually. Seafood soup - quite delicious and very "seafoody". Nice flavor. Expected more seafood but it's pretty good amount already. Shrimp cake - Slightly oily, not a lot of flavor. It's ok dish. Seafood paella - The hotel recommended this place as one of the best paella. We were disappointed. Funny thing is, the paella we had in Palo Alto California was way better than this. And we are in Spain?! The seafood and the ingredients are very fresh. That we were impressed. The paella didn't taste seafood and with a tint of sourness. All in all, didn't enjoy it. I would have rated it 4 stars but the paella and shrimp cake disappointed.

We stopped here for some seafood tapas, and I was very happy with the experience. Razorneck clams…read morewere good, and the shrimp pil-pil was amazing, the spicy oil perfect for sopping up with bread. Service was excellent at the bar. I wish we'd had time to stop back here for a full meal!

I don't usually eat seafood but this was one of the best I had…read moreFresh, lightly salted, tender, flavorful, what else could you ask for? Very decently priced as well

A local food stall that sells authentic Spanish food. Good food and cheap. We came back twice and…read moreto make sure we try the squid ink Paella, a Friday special and yummy!

Really glad I found this place because it's great for cheap fried seafood. You can get a whole cone…read moreof mixed seafood for only 5 euros. The menu says "small" cone, but it seems like a ton of food to me so I always go with the small cone since it's more than enough. The quality of seafood seems good to me, as everything from the shrimp to the calamari to the different types of fish all taste great. And I like how nothing is battered too heavily; the anchovies especially have a nice light batter. My only complaint is that their other dishes were somewhat underwhelming. I definitely do not suggest getting the shrimp salad because it's all potatoes and mayo without any shrimp, not at all worth 5 euros. And I did like the tortillita de camaron because it was a very tasty fritter, but it too lacks shrimp. Not bad though for 1.50 euros.

Unclear if tourist trap--one of the few places open for dinner at Spanish-early hours (we went a…read morebit after 7pm and it was crowded, mostly with other English-speakers). But pretty good food regardless. Free tapa was fried shrimp in _heavy_ batter, I preferred the mixed fried fish plate with a much thinner batter. It was fried just right to keep the fish crispy and fresh-tasting, without the batter getting too sticky or greasy. Shrimp omelette was okay but nothing too special. Shrimp and artichokes was in a nice lemon-garlic sauce but the artichokes weren't the freshest.

Gets busy and doesn't take reservations. We got a fried white fish as a pintxos with our drinks. It…read morewas good and the fish inside was very tender. The salty fried food complements alcohol or probably a cold beer well. The servers were also friendly and chatting us up though they didn't speak much English.

Stumbled upon this place while in downtown Grenada. It was pouring outside so had to sit inside…read more Not much atmosphere, decor is modern, but the food is quite good. Got a free dish for ordering drinks, but decided to order from the menu as well. The grilled octopus was especially good, and was presented nicely. Shrimp in garlic sauce was tasty. The go-to fried fish mix was ample, fresh, and well done.

We started out with their Ensalada Noray and I would say is the best salad I have ever tasted so…read morefar in Granada. We have been here for 3 days and never failed to order salad in all three meals. This was followed by the huge delicious croquetas, biggest we have ever had in the area. Our last course was Calamar a la plancha. Wow the mixture of the middle greens , the exactly cooked squid and the fried potatoes that was soft on the inside and crispy on the outside would really make this a very memorable lunch here in Granada. The servers too made our lunch pleasant as they were very well mannered. If only we had another day here, I would definitely come back to try their other dishes. This is a must try place for anybody visiting Granada. :-)

I had a wonderful dinner here. The sangria was sooo yummy then I followed it with 3 dishes; razor…read moreclams, langostine, octopus with potatoes. The staff was really friendly and they gave me a free croquette appetizer.