20 spanish spots in Centro Sagrario, editor-picked by TableJourney. All of Centro Sagrario's food · All spanish in Granada.
Arriaga ★ 4.7
Avenida de la Ciencia 2, 18006 Granada
Arriaga in Granada is Basque chef Alvaro Arriagas Michelin Guide room atop the Museo de la Memoria, panoramic over Granada and the Sierra Nevada plain.
Tip: Tasting menus are served per table; the six-course at 80 and nine-course at 100 with Andalusian pairing.
Atelier Casa de Comidas ★ 4.6
Calle Sos del Rey Catolico 7, 18006 Granada
Atelier Casa de Comidas in Granada is chef Raul Sierras 2017 modern Andalusian room, listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide Spain for its seasonal tasting cooking.
Tip: Closed Sundays, Mondays and the first three weeks of January; lunch slots open up faster than the dinner sittings.
Atelier Casa de Comidas ★ 4.6
Calle Sos del Rey Catolico 7, 18006 Granada
Atelier Casa de Comidas in Granada is chef Raul Sierras 2017 Michelin Guide room with a seasonal Andalusian tasting menu and Belgian-trained technique.
Tip: Closed Sundays, Mondays and the first three weeks of January; lunch slots open up faster than dinner.
Ruta del Veleta ★ 4.6
Avenida de Sierra Nevada 146, 18190 Cenes de la Vega
Ruta del Veleta is the Pedraza familys 1976 Mudejar mansion outside Granada in Cenes de la Vega, with 3,000 clay jars hanging from the dining-room ceiling.
Tip: Six kilometres east of Granada on the Sierra Nevada road; the Cenes de la Vega location justifies a taxi over driving.
Cunini ★ 4.4
Plaza Pescaderia 14, 18001 Granada
Cunini in Granada is the Plaza Pescaderia seafood counter, fed daily by the Motril auction and famous for free seafood tapas at the marble bar.
Tip: Stand at the bar with a fino sherry and three drinks worth of free tapas; the back dining room is more formal and pricier.
Casa Julio ★ 4.4
Calle Hermosa 5, 18001 Granada
Casa Julio in Granada is the 1947 Calle Hermosa fritura counter, declared Local Monument by the city, working boquerones, bacalao and chopitos.
Tip: Mostly standing room and a Local Monument designation; arrive at 13:00 sharp before the queue blocks the door.
Los Diamantes Navas ★ 4.4
Calle Navas 28, 18009 Granada
Los Diamantes Navas in Granada is the original 1942 fried-fish counter on Calle Navas, the bar that defined the citys tapeo crawl with pescaito frito.
Tip: No reservations; the original Navas branch is standing-room only and yells orders from the doorway.
Chikito ★ 4.3
Plaza del Campillo 9, 18009 Granada
Chikito in Granada sits where Cafe Alameda hosted Lorca and Manuel de Fallas Rinconcillo circle in the 1920s, with traditional Granadina cooking today.
Tip: Closed Wednesdays; the front bar pours free tapas at lunchtime if you do not want to commit to the dining room.
Puerta del Carmen ★ 4.3
Plaza del Carmen 1, 18009 Granada
Puerta del Carmen in Granada is the City Hall-facing restaurant-tavern open since 2003, with a 250-bottle wine cellar and free tapas at the bar.
Tip: Continuous service to 01:00 makes it a rare late-kitchen option; the bar is informal, the back dining room formal.
Restaurante Oliver ★ 4.3
Plaza Pescaderia 12, 18001 Granada
Restaurante Oliver in Granada has worked Plaza Pescaderia since 1997, run by Jose Enrique Oliver as the third generation of a Granadina hospitality family.
Tip: The plaza terrace is the seat to ask for; spontaneous flamenco breaks out at the bar on weekend evenings.
Carmela ★ 4.3
Calle Colcha 13, 18009 Granada
Carmela on Calle Colcha in Granada is a tapas-first Mediterranean kitchen with two terraces near Plaza Nueva, winner of the citys tapas contest in 2012.
Tip: The covered terrace stays open year round with heaters; sit on the open one in May for the best people-watching on Calle Colcha.
Chikito ★ 4.3
Plaza del Campillo 9, 18009 Granada
Chikito in Granada sits where Cafe Alameda hosted Lorca and Manuel de Fallas Rinconcillo circle in the 1920s; Jose Carlos Exposito runs the kitchen.
Tip: Closed Wednesdays; the front bar pours free tapas at lunchtime if you do not want to commit to the dining room.
Restaurante Sevilla ★ 4.2
Calle Oficios 12, 18001 Granada
Restaurante Sevilla in Granada is the 1930s cathedral-district room where Federico Garcia Lorca and Manuel de Falla used to lunch, still in the family.
Tip: The dining room is tiny and the entrance is barely marked; listen for the guitarist playing de Falla and you will find the door.
Los Manueles ★ 4.2
Calle Reyes Catolicos 61, 18010 Granada
Los Manueles in Granada is the 1917 tortilla del Sacromonte specialist now in a 500-square-metre Reyes Catolicos flagship, with continuous service all day.
Tip: Croquetas are the bar order; the Sacromonte tortilla with offal is the historic plate but ask for the vegetable version if entrails are not your speed.
Restaurante Mariquilla ★ 4.2
Calle Lope de Vega 2, 18002 Granada
Restaurante Mariquilla in Granada is the family-run Lope de Vega kitchen where owner Mariquilla works the dining room, plating ajo blanco and market cooking.
Tip: Reservation needed for weekends; the room is small and locals book a week ahead for Sunday lunch.
Los Diamantes Plaza Nueva ★ 4.2
Plaza Nueva 13, 18009 Granada
Los Diamantes Plaza Nueva in Granada is the central branch of the citys fried-fish chain, with a covered terrace running continuous service.
Tip: Walk-in only at all Diamantes branches; the Plaza Nueva room has more seating than the Navas original.
El Pescaito de Carmela ★ 4.2
Calle Marques de Gerona 12, 18001 Granada
El Pescaito de Carmela in Granada is the Marques de Gerona seafood sister of the Carmela group, working fritura andaluza next to the cathedral.
Tip: Two tapas-tasting menus on the carte; the seafood option is the better value at lunch.
Fogon de Galicia ★ 4.1
Calle Navas 25, 18009 Granada
Fogon de Galicia on Calle Navas in Granada has plated Galician octopus and lacon for the tapeo route since 1998, the citys longest-running pulperia.
Tip: The pulpo a la gallega is the order; ask for the pimientos de Padron as your free tapa.
Los Diamantes Bib-Rambla ★ 4.1
Plaza de Bib-Rambla 2, 18001 Granada
Los Diamantes Bib-Rambla in Granada is the fried-fish chains Plaza Bib-Rambla terrace, with continuous service on one of the centres busiest squares.
Tip: The terrace beats the interior in spring and autumn; in summer move to the shaded side near the fountain.
La Cueva de 1900 Ayuntamiento ★ 4.0
Calle Reyes Catolicos 13, 18001 Granada
La Cueva de 1900 next to Plaza del Carmen in Granada is the citys jamon and chacina specialist taberna, original of a chain founded here in 1979.
Tip: Continuous service from breakfast to midnight; the Reyes Catolicos 13 branch is more central than the Realejo location.