Cafe Baraka is a budget eat in Centro Sagrario, Granada.
Cafe Baraka on Calle Elvira in Granada serves a 5-euro bagel-and-coffee breakfast deal all day, the best-value student-friendly breakfast in the Centro.
Tip: The brunch-for-two deal is the move for travellers; the cafe runs continuous service with no afternoon break.
Address: Calle Elvira 20, 18010 Granada
Los Manueles on Reyes Catolicos in Granada plates a single portion of tortilla del Sacromonte for 6 euros at the bar, the cheapest version of the dish.
Try: Tortilla del Sacromonte at the bar
Tip: Order at the bar instead of a table to keep the price to 6 euros for a slice with a cana.
Casa Ysla in Granada plates the 1897 pionono for 2 euros at the counter, the citys cheapest historic sweet at 30 seconds walk from the Centro.
Try: Single pionono pastry
Tip: Single piononos travel; six-packs are the canonical takeaway box.
Marchica Shawarma on Calle Elvira in Granada is the takeaway durum counter with cheese-egg completo wraps and falafel for 3 to 5 euros each, no seating.
Try: Completo durum with cheese, egg and meat or falafel
Tip: Takeaway only; the completo durum falafel is the cheapest sit-anywhere lunch on the lower Elvira strip.
Bodegas Castaneda in Granada is the cheapest dinner in town: order three canas at the bar and you eat free tapas across an hour without paying for food.
Try: Free tapa with every drink
Tip: The free-tapa rotation only works standing at the bar; sit at a table and you start ordering off the carte.
Kebab Baraka on Calle Calderia Nueva in Granada plates a 4-euro lamb shawarma wrap, the cheapest late-night fill on the Albayzin teteria strip.
Try: Lamb shawarma in flatbread
Tip: Cash only; the queue forms at midnight when the teterias close.
Los Manueles on Reyes Catolicos in Granada plates a single portion of tortilla del Sacromonte for 6 euros at the bar, the cheapest version of the dish.
Try: Tortilla del Sacromonte at the bar
Tip: Order at the bar instead of a table to keep the price to 6 euros for a slice with a cana.
Cafeteria Capuchinos near the Albayzin in Granada plates a 10-euro working-day menu del dia, the citys cheapest sit-down lunch in a neighbourhood cafe.
Try: Working-day lunch menu
Tip: Locals only; the menu del dia ends at 15:00 sharp when the room shuts for the afternoon.
Casa Ysla in Granada plates the 1897 pionono for 2 euros at the counter, the citys cheapest historic sweet at 30 seconds walk from the Centro.
Try: Single pionono pastry
Tip: Single piononos travel; six-packs are the canonical takeaway box.
Marchica Shawarma on Calle Elvira in Granada is the takeaway durum counter with cheese-egg completo wraps and falafel for 3 to 5 euros each, no seating.
Try: Completo durum with cheese, egg and meat or falafel
Tip: Takeaway only; the completo durum falafel is the cheapest sit-anywhere lunch on the lower Elvira strip.
Bodegas Castaneda in Granada is the cheapest dinner in town: order three canas at the bar and you eat free tapas across an hour without paying for food.
Try: Free tapa with every drink
Tip: The free-tapa rotation only works standing at the bar; sit at a table and you start ordering off the carte.
