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Reviews on Bar food in Granada, Province of Granada, Spain. The Alhambra citadel of Granada is one of the most famous buildings in Spain: a Moorish fortress with grand archways and delicate ornamental mosaics. Step backwards in time as you wind through the ascending cobblestone streets of Albayzin. You’ll be rewarded with beautiful views from the Mirador San Nicolas. Granada’s nightlife is vibrant and varied, thanks in part to its student population. Hit the bars of Calle Elvira or, for a quieter outing, the traditional tea rooms of La Calle de Las Teterias.
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10. Borsalino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Close to the bus station in Granada
Reviewed By sparky_112358
A good word in Spanish and English which sums this lovely bar up. It is one of the best things about TA that you can find a place like this, off the beaten track and local. We ordered beer and the tapas kept coming, when we asked for the beer they said ârelaxâ and bought us a beer on the house. The bill was far too little! This is a lovely place to visit
9. Entrebrasas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1585 reviews
We are on our holiday. We will open on 7 August
Reviewed By GastrodontUK
Grilled meats a speciality. Friendly and helpful staff with good English providing prompt service. Limited menu, good quality dishes presented nicely. Very good all-round value but a bit too much salt added to the meat for my taste and no vegetables in sight! There is a quieter area to sit outside at the rear of the bar if preferred.
8. Bar Avila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 984 reviews
Reviewed By OzFoodFiend
We loved this place. Came here twice in as many days in Granada. We had the roast pork (jamon asado), pork ribs (castillas), fried baby squid, fried prawns, anchovies (boquerones). We can recommend them all. Basically, order a drink or two and let the food come out (love Granada tradition of a free tapa with a drink). If you order more drinks, you have to let them know you want a tapa too). Order off the menu but beware, donât over order... the half raciones are a decent size! Fantastic, friendly service, fantastic food and cheap!! Well done! Thank you very much for your assessment, it is a pleasure for us to visit us, a greeting.
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7. Bar Casa Julio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 693 reviews
Reviewed By Kingpaul100
Lively little tapas bar that is full of character and atmosphere. Most tapas are fish and seafood - top qualoty and very fresh. The shrimp fried tortillas ( camarones) were wonderful. The aubergine drizzled with honey was full of flavour. The clams were so fresh and cooked to perfection. Some excellent wines too.
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6. Bar Poe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 535 reviews
Reviewed By rbedfordfalls
Have been loving our trip to Granada and enjoying the many delights here. A friend recommended this place as a âmust doâ place in Granada so off we went 2 nights ago. The visit started with a warm welcome from the English owner followed by a great service and a beautiful arrangement of tapas food that you get to choose with each drink bought. Whilst the chicken livers in cilantro was my favourite they were all to die for. I summarised my feelings at the end of the evening to my friends saying it was the BEST âtasting menuâ I had had in a very long time.... very well done Bar Poe .... guess where we are going tonight for our last night in Granada ..... thx guys
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5. Taberna La Tana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1196 reviews
The best tapas in Granada!!
Reviewed By Roberto_Vazzo
Great place for some tapas, a short but selected list of food (goat cheese top!), wines and a beer. Super friendly service. Pretty busy but worth either empty or full :-). Difficult to find without Google Maps. A hidden gem.
4. La Bodega Del Gallo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By Andy_Krieg
Summary:Pros: I suspect that the (alcoholic) drinks and tapas here are probably either good or at least very good value for money, because the place was packed.Cons: Venue is small and hot. The proprietor gave off an arrogant vibe and no effort is made to accommodate people who do not wish to partake of alcohol. Basically awful customer service â itâs his way or the highway. Opening hour was not kept.Full Review:I need to preface the below review by stating that neither my wife nor I drink alcohol (she canât, and I just donât like the taste), but we still sometimes visit bars for the experience, the atmosphere, to socialize, and to try the food. That said: La Bodega de Vinny was one of my worst experiences Iâve ever had at a bar or restaurant.We spotted this place on TripAdvisor and made a specific trip across town to visit it. When we arrived at about 8:40 pm, there was a sizable crowd of local students gathered outside (a good sign that it is popular). Normally the bar opens at 8:30, but today the proprietor had for some reason decided not to open until 9:00 pm, so everyone had to wait.When he finally opened up everyone streamed in. There was minimal space and seating, so for most it was standing-room only and the venue was rather packed and hot.We could not find any tapas menu, as the proprietor simply chooses what to give to you. A bit unexpected but not a problem if the tapas are good.To get started we tried to order a succession of non-alcoholic drinks, all of which he said he did not have, until he said he does not have non-alcoholic drinks. This was very insulting seeing as a few second prior he had handed out several cokes to other patrons to mix with their drinks.And because he apparently only gives tapas to people who order drinks, we were unable to get any food. So were forced to leave without eating or drinking anything.Most likely La Bodega de Vinny provides free or cheap tapas to its drinking patrons, making it economically unviable to do that for the cost of a coke/juice/water, but we would have been happy to pay the price of an alcoholic drink if thatâs what was needed to get to try the food. However, we were never even given this option. So I guess if for any reason you donât drink alcohol (be it health, religious, practical, or whatever) youâre not welcome here and wonât get to try any of the tapas.We got the sense that since he has plenty of customers already, he doesnât feel the need to bother with making any extra effort for anyone.Since we were unable to eat or drink anything there, we left and went to another bar (Quintet), which incidentally had no problems with providing us with food, alcohol-free wine and an excellent virgin mojito, just like every single other bar weâve ever been to anywhere in any country.
3. Lemon Rock Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 591 reviews
Lemon Rock Bar & Restaurant is a space inside a manor house with a courtyard from the XVII century placed in the historical center of the wonderful city of Granada. With and exquisite decor and thanks to the mixture of restored original materials and new
Reviewed By Chris_in_Bournemouth
A really really cool vibe in this bar, loved the modern retro fusion of music.Young and middle ages mix comfortably. Great Staff!Really tasty and varied tapas (not just olives or a piece of toast).Reasonably priced.Slightly out of the way but still central.Hello:It´s good news receiving such a positive reviews! We really appreciate the effort you have done when writing your comment because it is very helpful for us.Thank you very much and we hope to see you soon.
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2. La Taberna de Kafka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Pequeña taberna situada en el barrio del Realejo. Nuestra especialidad son los vinos, tanto nacionales como internacionales. Todas nuestras referencias suelen ser de copeo excepto casos aislados. También contamos con una variada carta de cervezas tanto de
Reviewed By MH_and_DH1
We visited The Kafka Tavern on our last evening in Granada and were so glad we'd walked the extra ten minutes to find it as it featured the best wine list we encountered in a 10-day visit to Spain as well as outstanding (complimentary) tapas. It was a cold night and we were appreciative of the delicious and warming wild mushroom soup which arrived with our first glass of wine. We were keen to try wine from lesser-known regions of Spain and the bar featured a really helpful wine map and blackboard listing wine types, regions and flavours. During our evening, we tried a gorgeous range of wines from Cadiz, Toro, Almansa and Rioja accompanied by cous cous and roasted veg and ox cheeks in red wine. The bar staff were friendly and helpful and there was a nice mix of locals and tourists who visited through the evening. We thoroughly recommend a visit!Dear Michelle and Darren,It is a pleasure to read your review. For us it is very important to know the satisfaction of our customers because it will keep us trying to improve every day and discover new wines and dishes.Here you have your house.Javi.
1. Colagallo Craft Beers & Cocktails
Overall Ratings
5 based on 249 reviews
Bar specialized in craft beers , we have all local, great selection of national and international beers , both bottled and tap. Enjoy our tapas and plates.Also wide selection of cocktails and gin and tonics . We also include food pairing .
Reviewed By Kathyfitchett
I found this bar on tripadvisor and couldnât believe my luck. I had been very disappointed with a bar we went to the previous night who claimed to offer craft beer but only had 2/3 options and only one on tap. Here there is a selection of at least 20 on tap and many more in vans or bottles you really are spoilt for choice.What I liked most about this bar is that it is so refined more wine bar than normal bar. It has a lot of space between tables and the bar with bar stools and music playing. The service was friendly and efficient. We were offered a tapa but declined this. We enjoyed our beer choices and will definitely return and stay for food too.
