Marchica Shawarma is a budget eat in Centro Sagrario, Granada.
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.
Tip: Takeaway only; the completo durum falafel is the cheapest sit-anywhere lunch on the lower Elvira strip.
Address: Calle Elvira 72, 18010 Granada
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.
La Bella y La Bestia on Carcel Baja in Granada delivers the citys largest free tapa: croquetas, berenjenas, paella the size of a starter on every drink.
Try: Oversized free tapa
Tip: Drinks are 50 cents above the citys baseline to subsidise the tapa size; the maths still works.
La Riviera on Calle Cetti Meriem in Granada runs cocina casera free tapas with every drink, with portions large enough to call dinner after three drinks.
Try: Cocina casera free tapa
Tip: Stand at the front of the bar for the fastest tapa rotation; vegetarian options on every round.
La Vinoteca menu del dia in Granada is the citys best 13-euro lunch deal: starter, main, dessert, plus a free tapa and a glass of house wine.
Try: Lunch menu with starter, main, dessert and wine
Tip: Lunch only; arrive before 14:30 to claim a bar stool or the side terrace.
Casa Julio in Granada is the cheapest fritura in the city, with free fried fish tapas on a 2.50-euro cana since 1947, declared Local Monument by the city.
Try: Free pescaito frito tapa
Tip: No chairs; eat at the marble bar or take the cone to the Calle Elvira benches.
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.
La Bella y La Bestia on Carcel Baja in Granada delivers the citys largest free tapa: croquetas, berenjenas, paella the size of a starter on every drink.
Try: Oversized free tapa
Tip: Drinks are 50 cents above the citys baseline to subsidise the tapa size; the maths still works.
Bar Avila in Granada works the cheapest tapas crawl in the Realejo, with free jamon asado tapas on a 2.50-euro cana and standing room only at the bar.
Try: Jamon asado tapa
Tip: Cash preferred; the bartenders speak only Spanish and queue moves fast through the noise.
La Riviera on Calle Cetti Meriem in Granada runs cocina casera free tapas with every drink, with portions large enough to call dinner after three drinks.
Try: Cocina casera free tapa
Tip: Stand at the front of the bar for the fastest tapa rotation; vegetarian options on every round.
La Vinoteca menu del dia in Granada is the citys best 13-euro lunch deal: starter, main, dessert, plus a free tapa and a glass of house wine.
Try: Lunch menu with starter, main, dessert and wine
Tip: Lunch only; arrive before 14:30 to claim a bar stool or the side terrace.
Casa Julio in Granada is the cheapest fritura in the city, with free fried fish tapas on a 2.50-euro cana since 1947, declared Local Monument by the city.
Try: Free pescaito frito tapa
Tip: No chairs; eat at the marble bar or take the cone to the Calle Elvira benches.