My Granada Travel Guide

Mediterranean restaurant in an old house with patio views of the Alhambra. Great for sunset dinner as that's a little early for Spaniards to eat dinner so it's not crowded.

Multiple locations, large croquettes. Cathedral location faces a popular square/plaza good for people watching.

Bar in a cave like setting, but if you sit outside/on the road, it faces the Alhambra for a great view while eating cheese.

Traditional southern Spain bar

Modern Spot. Good for actual dinner but also new, no traditional tapas

As close to an American dive you'll get in a good way. Small corner bar.

Sometimes the tapa is snails if you want to roll the dice for something odd but still Spanish. Can sit in a small plaza surrounded by small buildings for a quiet drink.

Large neighborhood in Granada that's placed on a hill (wear comfy shoes) where most buildings are cave like and painted white.

Great sunset view in the Sacremonte. Can get crowded as Bill Clinton mentioned this spot in his memoir.

Stepped street with small local shops along with novelty and gift shops.

Walk along the river Darro for small shops and some restaurants to get to this plaza.

Small dusty plaza named after famed punk rock leading man of The Clash

Art filled street featuring graffiti from artists around the world