Granada is notable as most of its bars will serve free tapas with each drink.
Arrayanes, Cuesta Marañas, 4 (In the middle of the Albayzín), ☎ 958228401, . A piece of Morocco in Spain: a fine place where you can eat real Moroccan cuisine. Don't ask for wine or beer, they are not in the list, but their refreshing lemon juice or tea mint will be a wonderful substitute. �
Bar Oum Kalsoum, c/ Jardines. 8PM til 12 (get there early to get a table). Beautiful Arabian style tapas bar. Offers alcohol unlike many other Arabian places. �
Bar Poë, c/ Verónica de la Magdelena 40, . 8PM til Late (tapas until 12:30AM). A tapas bar run by a friendly English couple. Guaranteed to make any other free tapas look very average. �
Bella y Bestia, Calle Elvira. One of many tapas bars on this stretch. Big tapas and young locals. �
Kabab King, One on Calle Reyes Catolicos and one on Calle de Elvira both within a block of Plaza Nueva, and one on Calle Pavaneras in Realejo. If you need food quick, are looking for something cheap but filling, or are just hungry for some greasy, meat-filled goodness, you can't do much better than Kabab King, a chain of shawarma and falafel stands in town serving delicious kababs and shawarmas with halal chicken and a signature yogurt sauce. 3 euros will get you a shawarma with chicken and 5 euros will get you a combo meal, and the servers are cheerful with a good grasp on English. If you want the same food in a sit-down setting, Shawarma King on Calle Reyes Catolicos just down from Plaza Nueva is an Arabic-themed restaurant which also has a large selection of teas on the menu and hookahs available.€3-€8. �
La blanca paloma, Reyes Catolicos, 48. Lots of different pastries, pies, croissants, coffee, and more. Difficult to choose because you can found more pastries that you can eat. Very good attention, very friendly. �
La Oliva, Calle Rosario, 9, 18009 Granada, Spain, ☎ 958 225754, . 11am-2:30pm and 7:00pm-10pm. La Oliva is a small little shop that sells high end Spanish wine, olive oil and a number of high end items, but it also has great, small private meals. Francisco, the shops owner, is this phenomenal person that will welcome you in like you are old friends. He speaks great English and French and is patient for those who want to try out what little Spanish they actually have. He can do everything from a 1 euro olive oil tasting with fresh bread, to a 10 course meal with a wine flight for 30 euros. He is actually just starting to give 15 euro meals that are more than enough, and at times he will even cook the meal in front of you. The shop is relatively small, but could probably fit as many as 15 people. �
Oryza, c/ Nueva de la Virgen, Córdoba, 12 (Off Acera del Darro, across the road from El Corte Ingles), ☎ 958253479, . A modern take on traditional Spanish cooking. Relaxed, stylish atmosphere offering customers a choice between a busy tapas bar or a more formal restaurant dining experience. �
Restaurants at Plaza de San Miguel Bajo, Plaza San Miguel Bajo, . An area of outdoor fairly low priced restaurants in the Albayzín district of Granada. When the sky is blue it is an excellent place to eat out. �
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