Places to eat in Granada

Nice place for a quick stop if you are hungry or thristy......sandwiches, croissants, pastries, soft drinks, crips, ice creams, cakes, etc.....

Buen sitio para hacer una parada rápida para reponer fuerzas, encuentras de todo y el olor tanto a dulce como a salado hace acto de presencia a lo largo de la calle.

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Vegetarian, mostly vegan food with local ecological products. They also have local ecological wines. The restaurant is located in a brick building with a small terrace outside. Food is great, service very kind, they also have a great home made deserts.

Favorite Dish: Hummus is great, also the quesadillas, crunchy baked wheat tortillas filled with a creme cheese, dried fruit and lettuce. Favourite main dish: Thai Curry with a lot of vegetables and tofu in a sauce with coconut milk and green curry.

My selections have been prioritized by: outdoor in the sunshine on a January day, can read the menu in English, too. But, oh my! Was delightfully surprised by the food and wine at La Fontana, literally amidst the crowds and drive of the street, I was in bliss. Ordered the most delightful green salad: simple but with arugula and endive, cheese and walnuts: hearty and delicious. My Spanish is so slim, but I'm even confusing menu items written in English: I ordered the Tapas variety that was supposed to be for a 3rd person, thinking it was for one. They punted and brought out meats, cheeses, fish on toasts in a gorgeous presentation! Muy bonita! The price was great too!

Great place for breakfast in one of the main streets. Many locals call here to start the day

You can eat inside or outside.

Favorite Dish: I always had, Coffee, Orange Juice and toast with pate, but many things are available

Oh. My. God. This meal was delectable from start to finish. Check out the menu on their website. Try the gazpacho.

The restaurant is pretty much perched on the edge of a cliff, and overlooks the Alhambra, which is floodlight by night.

We didn't have a table booked, but managed to get the last table with a view anyway. I'd recommend reservations.

Even though it may be more expensive than average, the prices were still a total deal compared to what I'd pay for a similar meal here in Canada. The price I gave includes wine.

Favorite Dish: There's no favourite - it was all good. The smoked salmon/pepper/sundried tomato/anchovy thing was fabulous. The monkfish with capers, pinenuts and walnuts was divine. The fig with some kind of creamy custard and almonds and a light aniseed biscuit was gorgeous.

This little restaurant serves Italian dishes and pizza set in an Italian cantina style atmosphere. Good, attentive staff who serves efficiently and courteously. This place is located centrally, so parking can be an issue, but the good thing is that this restaurant served us after two other places said that they did not start serving until 9pm. It was about 8:30pm when we sat down in this restaurant.
The restaurant is near the Plaza Mariana Pineda.

Favorite Dish: The meal started with Manzanilla olives - which I thought were free, but ended up costing about $2.40. We had a rather typical salad for the region- ensalada langostinos ( shrimp salad) that was good. We drank a good house red wine and mineral water. I found the blue water bottle beautiful and wanted to take it home, but was convinced that such action would be tacky. Anyway it was a beautiful glass bottle.
For our entrees we had Scaloppine marsala and Chicken Picata limone and both were tasty

The food at this suburban restaurant was above average. The ambiance was tasteful and well appointed with an efficient staff. We ate here in late afternoon and there were two other young families there as well. I enjoyed eating in a nice and typical Spanish restaurant that is certainly not on the tourist path. We simply left our hotel and headed out for a cafe that looked "right" and our instincts paid off.

Favorite Dish: I had the solomillo de Cerdo Iberico which the waiter recommended as good and traditionally Spanish. It was a tasty grilled pork tenderloin. I also had a Rioja Crianza glass of wine that I enjoyed. Our mixed salads were also good as was the expresso-but that is good all over Spain.

This is a chain of restaurants is found in a number of cities in Spain, usually with convenient locations. I ate in a few of them. All have the same basic lay-out and foods. Very clean, busy at lunchtime and child friendly.

It is an all you can eat buffet with vegetarian/vegan choices available but they also serve meat dishes at a separate counter. There is a long fresh vegetable/salads counter, a drinks counter, a desert counter and the meats/hot foods counter (includes soup, pasta and pizza for instance).

For a flat price (9.90 Euro in September 2009) you can have as much to eat as you like. Take what you want, includes one soft drink/coffee/tea and one desert. You can return to the food bar for a free refill.

The food is fresh and tasty. The vegetables crisp and clean. A wide variety to choose from.

The deserts are most often a choice of fruits, ice cream, rice pudding, a simple 'pound' cake or custard.

I ate in them in Barcelona, in Granada: Via Colon 28 (http://granadamap.com/fresco/) and in Madrid (near Arenal).
Take-away available.

Favorite Dish: I filled up quite nicely at their fresh vegetable counter. Includes potatoes, cheeses, pastas and such as well as a nice variety of fresh and cooked veggies. Food is crisp and clean, tasty and well prepared.