Boom Boom Room is a bar in Centro Sagrario, Granada.
Boom Boom Room in Granada is the late-night dance club near the cathedral with international DJs Thursday to Saturday and the citys latest 06:00 close.
Food program: No food
Tip: Opens at midnight; the queue is shorter before 02:00 on weekends.
Address: Calle Carcel Baja 10, 18010 Granada
Bar Poe on Veronica de la Magdalena in Granada is the British-run tapas bar that broke the free-tapa monoculture with Thai curry and piri-piri tapas.
Signature drink: Cervezas Alhambra with Thai curry tapa
Food: International free tapas
Tip: Cash preferred; the kitchen runs evenings only and tapas rotate every drink, so order multiple.
Bodegas Castaneda in Granada is the 1953 Calle Almireceros taberna, defining the citys free-tapa tradition with house vermut and Alpujarran cured meats.
Signature drink: House vermut on tap
Food: Free tapas with every drink
Tip: Stand at the marble bar for the free tapas; sit at a table and the menu shifts to a la carte.
Bohemia Jazz Cafe on Plaza de los Lobos in Granada is the cocktails-and-jazz room with a piano centrepiece and live sets at 22:00 every night.
Signature drink: Gin-tonic with house dry vermouth bitter
Food: Desserts and small plates only
Tip: Limited seating; arrive before 21:30 to claim a seat for the live jazz set.
Hannigan and Sons in Granada is the Cetti Meriem Irish pub with all-day breakfast, Thursday karaoke, Friday live music and Mondays pub quiz for expats.
Signature drink: Guinness pour and Irish whiskey list
Food: All-day breakfast and pub menu
Tip: The Guinness pour holds up; the Irish breakfast is the kitchens consistent order.
El Camborio in the Sacromonte of Granada is the cave bar above the Darro with flamenco-rock DJs, Alhambra views from the terrace and a 5am close.
Signature drink: Tinto and aguardiente
Food: Bar snacks only
Tip: Thursday to Saturday only; the terrace catches the Alhambra view at sunrise after the last set.
Bar Aliatar Los Caracoles on Plaza Aliatar in Granada is the traditional caracoles bar of the Albayzin with snail broth as the winter free tapa.
Signature drink: Cana with snail-broth tapa
Food: Caracoles, fried fish and flaming chorizo
Tip: Closed Mondays; snail broth runs October to March only, the rest of the year run fried fish.
Bar Poe on Veronica de la Magdalena in Granada is the British-run tapas bar that broke the free-tapa monoculture with Thai curry and piri-piri tapas.
Signature drink: Cervezas Alhambra with Thai curry tapa
Food: International free tapas
Tip: Cash preferred; the kitchen runs evenings only and tapas rotate every drink, so order multiple.
Bodegas Castaneda in Granada is the 1953 Calle Almireceros taberna, defining the citys free-tapa tradition with house vermut and Alpujarran cured meats.
Signature drink: House vermut on tap
Food: Free tapas with every drink
Tip: Stand at the marble bar for the free tapas; sit at a table and the menu shifts to a la carte.
Bohemia Jazz Cafe on Plaza de los Lobos in Granada is the cocktails-and-jazz room with a piano centrepiece and live sets at 22:00 every night.
Signature drink: Gin-tonic with house dry vermouth bitter
Food: Desserts and small plates only
Tip: Limited seating; arrive before 21:30 to claim a seat for the live jazz set.
Hannigan and Sons in Granada is the Cetti Meriem Irish pub with all-day breakfast, Thursday karaoke, Friday live music and Mondays pub quiz for expats.
Signature drink: Guinness pour and Irish whiskey list
Food: All-day breakfast and pub menu
Tip: The Guinness pour holds up; the Irish breakfast is the kitchens consistent order.
