Granada Food Tour: Tapas and Drinks with a Local
Embark on a Granada Guided Food Tour and savor paella de marisco, salmorejo, granadino tapas, local cheeses, piononos, and oriental sweets, while discovering the city’...
CuisineWine bar
Price€€
Neighborhoodrealejo
HoursMon-Sat 13:00-16:00, 20:00-00:00
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Why locals love it: A 1993 wine bar with 400-plus references tucked in a Realejo side alley, run by siblings who know every grower in Andalusia personally.
Tip: Closed Sundays; ask Jesus or Luisa for the natural-wine flight if you want the deep cellar.
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Location
Address: Calle Virgen del Rosario 11, 18009 Granada
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Convento de las Comendadoras de Santiago ★ 4.5
Convento de las Comendadoras de Santiago is an Albayzin cloistered-nun bake counter selling bizcochos and yemas through a wooden turn on Calle Santiago.
Why locals love it: Cloistered nuns sell bizcochos and yemas through a wooden turn; you ring the buzzer and never see the baker face to face.
Tip: Ring the buzzer once; the nuns pass the order through a wooden turn so there is no face-to-face contact.
Convento de San Bernardo ★ 4.2
Convento de San Bernardo is a second cloistered-nun turn in central granada, selling olive-oil mantecados and yemas de santa teresa in handmade boxes.
Why locals love it: A second cloistered-nun turn in central Granada, selling olive-oil mantecados and yemas de Santa Teresa in handmade boxes.
Tip: Pre-order Christmas surtido boxes by phone; smaller mantecado packets are walk-in only.
Bar Poe ★ 4.4
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Why locals love it: A British-run tapas counter that breaks the Granada free-tapa monoculture with Thai curries, Portuguese piri-piri and Indian flavours.
Tip: Cash preferred; the kitchen runs evenings only and tapas rotate every drink, so order multiple.
Carmen Mirador de Aixa ★ 4.3
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Why locals love it: A hidden Albayzin carmen with one of the citys quietest Alhambra-view terraces, set back from the Mirador San Nicolas crowds.
Tip: Front balcony tables carry a 10 percent surcharge; the back terrace has the same view at no markup.
El Trillo ★ 4.6
El Trillo in Granada: A restored carmen restaurant in a back alley of the Albayzin with a leafy patio terrace and Alhambra view few travellers find.
Why locals love it: A restored carmen restaurant in a back alley of the Albayzin with a leafy patio terrace and Alhambra view few travellers find.
Tip: The terrace fills first; reserve specifying terraza for the Alhambra view.
Bar Aliatar Los Caracoles ★ 4.0
Bar Aliatar Los Caracoles is a working-locals plaza bar in albayzin running spiced snail broth in winter, with no terrace view or tourist signage.
Why locals love it: A working-locals plaza bar in Albayzin running spiced snail broth in winter, with no terrace view or tourist signage.
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