Bar Los Diamantes

This quality restaurant opened its doors in 1942 and can be found in several places throughout Spain nowadays. Step in and experience their seafood specialities, meat dishes and sharing plates. You will want to come back for more!

• Address:

  Plaza Nueva 13, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 075 313

• Opening hours:

  Mon–Fri noon–6pm / 8pm–2am; Sat & Sun 11am–1am

Cacho & Pepe

If you’re looking for a savoury lasagna or home-made Italian pasta in Spain, Cacho & Pepe is your place. The rustic interior with a modern twist welcomes you to a full menu of eggplant, pizza and rice dishes. There is a choice of vegetarian dishes and if you’re still going after the main course, try their Tiramisu or Stratiatelle deserts.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/cachoepepe

• E-mail:

  info@cachoepepe.com

• Address:

  Calle Colcha 6, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 858 125 324

Carmen Mirador de Aixa

The stunning view over all of Granada makes this restaurant an insider’s tip for an excellent dinner. Watching the sun set over the city, you can enjoy an aperitif, a cocktail or indulge in the splendid Andalusian cuisine. A dinner at Carmen Mirador de Aixa is a night to remember.

• Web:

  www.carmenmiradordeaixa.com

• Address:

  Carril de San Agustín 2, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 04 98 10

• Opening hours:

  Daily 1pm–3:30pm / 7pm–10:30pm

Casa Juanillo

Casa Juanillo has been around since 1977 and has a dedicated crowd of regulars. Not only locals but also visitors from all over the world are welcome and will be happy to find fresh specialities from the region. Try the Spanish ratatouille served in terracotta and enjoy the view of the Alhambra from your seat.

• Address:

  Camino del Sacromonte 83, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 223 094

Damasqueros

When in Granada, a traditional Andalusian dinner is a must. At Damasqueros you’ll get that and much more in a picturesque setting. The weekly tasting menus keep customers on their toes and you will always find some new creations on the menu. Drop in and taste the best of Southern Spain.

• Web:

  damasqueros.com

• E-mail:

  restaurante@damasqueros.com

• Address:

  Calle Damasqueros 3, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 210 550

• Opening hours:

  Tue–Sat 1pm–3pm / 8:30pm–10:30pm; Sun 1pm–3pm; Mon closed

El Claustro

A stunning architecture, high-class cuisine and excellent service are only some of the highlights of this restaurant. El Claustro lies beautifully in the historic center and boasts with excellent cuisine of the Andalusian region, with a field to fork philosophy. You don’t want to miss this place on your travel itinerary.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/el_claustro_restaurante

• Address:

  Gran Vía de Colón 31, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 80 57 40

• Opening hours:

  Daily 1:30pm–3:30pm / 7pm–11pm

• More info:

  Located at Hotel Ac Palacio de Santa Paula

Bar Ávila

This family friendly bar and restaurant has been around since 1967 and has been delighting guests ever since. Try their tapas including gazpacho, fried squid and snails with your drink, lean back and enjoy a lovely evening here.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/bar_avila

• E-mail:

  avilatapas@hotmail.com

• Address:

  Calle de Verónica de la Virgen 16, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 685 42 49 06

• Opening hours:

  Mon–Sat noon–5pm / 8pm–midnight; Sun closed

Bar Minotauro Tapas

Great local spot for tapas and filled bagels, which come free with a drink order. Plus, the friendly staff, reasonable prices, and warm casual vibe make this place well worth a visit.

• Address:

  Calle Imprenta 6, Granada

• Opening hours:

  Mon & Thu–Sun 12:30pm–5pm / 8pm–midnight; Tue 12:30pm–5pm / 8pm–11:30pm; Wed 12:30pm–4pm / 8pm–11:30pm

Bar Poë

This international Tapas bar has a simple recipe with a great effect: Beer and Tapas. With each drink you receive a free tapa of your choice and you can enjoy an evening in an upbeat bar setting. If you're planning a night out anyway, you can just stay at Bar Poë until the party crowd enters.

• Address:

  Calle Verónica de la Magdalena 40, Granada

• Opening hours:

  Wed–Sun 8pm–late. Tapas served until 12:30am

Boogaclub

Reggae, Jazz, Blues and much more is what you get at Boogaclub. Drop in to join a casual Jam Session, grab a beer in the low light setting and enjoy the feel good sensation of the music. There is always a new and hot act on the schedule and you meet nice people inside.

• Web:

  www.instagram.com/boogaclub

• Address:

  Calle Santa Bárbara 3, Granada

• Opening hours:

  Tue–Sun 10pm–3am, Mon closed

Cuevas Los Tarantos

This charming venue offers dinner in combination with a flamenco show. Located in the caves of the Sacramonte, it draws considerably fewer tourists at the midnight show.

• Web:

  cuevaslostarantos.com

• Address:

  Camino del Sacromonte 9, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 22 45 25

Daly's

This place provides you with everything expected of an Irish Pub: Guinness, Whiskey, rustic decor and a laid-back atmosphere. Bring your friends or meet some new inside — Daly's is always a good place to drop in.

• Address:

  Calle Santa Escolástica, 15, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 22 99 53

• Opening hours:

  Mon–Wed 9:30pm–3am, Thu 8:45pm–3am, Fri 8:30pm–4am, Sat 9pm–4am, Sun 9pm–3am

Arabic Cafes

The city of Granada boasts the most abundant Arabic cultural heritage in the region of Andalusia, and this is particularly evident on the small market street of Calle Calderería Nueva. This road, which branches off from Calle Elvira and leads up into the historical Arabic district of Albaicin, is lined with shops selling Arabic fabrics and ceramics, tea shops, and stalls selling sweets. Visitors can take their pick from a vast array of herbal teas, freshly brewed coffee, Arabian pastries and flavoured shisha pipes while enjoying the sights and sounds of the vibrant and lively street from one of the numerous cafes with a Moorish style decor.

• Address:

  Calle Calderería Nueva, Granada

Café 4 Gatos

Cafe 4 Gatos is a charming little cafe in Granada with a lovely view of the Alhambra, perfect for sunny days. They offer delicious sandwiches and cappuccinos at great prices. The outdoor seating can get busy, so it's best to arrive early or be prepared to wait. The breakfast specials are particularly noteworthy, with the tostada mixta with raspberries and tostada de tomate being particularly delicious.

• Web:

  www.cafe4gatos.com

• E-mail:

  hola@cafe4gatos.com

• Address:

  Placeta Cruz Verde 6, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 224 857

• Opening hours:

  Daily 8:30am–4pm

Café Fútbol

At the iconic Café Fútbol you can relax with a great cup of coffee and delicious churros. You can also choose from crepes, ice cream and a great choice of coffee varieties.

• Web:

  cafefutbol.com

• E-mail:

  comunicacion@cafefutbol.com

• Address:

  Plaza de la Mariana Pineda 6, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 226 662

• Opening hours:

  Daily 6am–midnight

Perspectives

Perspectives is a cosy family-owned cafe with friendly and attentive staff. Their specialty coffee is excellent, and they have a wide selection of breakfast options including egg and tomato toast, fruit bowls and natural juices. Try their sourdough bread with spinach cheese omelette or the toast with cheese and jam on top. Many items on the menu are gluten-free. Highly recommended.

• Web:

  www.perspectives.cafe

• Address:

  Calle Elvira 115, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 683 15 77 51

• Opening hours:

  Wed–Fri 9am– 2pm, Sat & Sun 9:30am–2pm, Mon & Tue closed

Sancho Original

Sancho Original is a great place to come for a nice breakfast or lunch. Here you can relax on the tranquil terrace and enjoy one of the tasty dishes from the menu, including tapas and beer.

• Web:

  sanchooriginal.com

• Address:

  Calle Tablas 16, Granada

• Phone:

  +34 958 266 403

• Opening hours:

  Mon–Thu 8am–4pm / 8pm–midnight; Fri & Sat 8am–midnight; Sun noon–midnight