The place and the service were great but the paella's rice was undercooked and the taste was…read moresubpar. Don't get paella!

The worst sea food Paella we have ever had! The sea foods are not fresh at all. The seasoning is…read morevery weird. Please be careful if you want to try it.

We were on oir way to the train station in the morning when we came across this place. It's tucked…read moreaway in the corner down an alley. I saw that they had egg dishes for breakfast (which is uncommon for a lot of these Spanish cities) and I've been dying for a good hearty protein-filled meal. We sat inside and both ordered the Lomo (pork filets) with 2 fried eggs which comes with bread and fries (of course...because they bread and fries is their filler here in spain), all this for €6! This was probably one of the biggest breakfast for the value so far in Spain and was very delicious! Service was good, some servers speak english, or at least enough to get by helping us. They also accept credit cards here.

We would have missed this place completely had it not been for our hotel recommending it. As a…read morematter of fact, I asked Yelp to include it so people could know it was there! Ugarit is a simple cafe, open early for breakfast and then for light food through the afternoon. This isn't a tapas/dinner spot. But breakfast is something they do and do well. The eggs were ridiculously fresh (though to be fair, the eggs I had in Spain were always good), the cafe con leche and chocolate caliente were delish and even the breakfast ham/bacon (which I don't even eat meat by the way) was good. That's saying a lot. This did not strike me as a touristy spot. Lots of locals were here the few times we stopped in. Plus, it's always encouraging when the staff is friendly and accommodating. Big pluses.

Yums! We found this place a minute from our Airbnb, and we came here for breakfast! I had the large…read moresandwich combo with a fresh orange juice. My toast came with tomato, cheese, and ham (cheese and ham cost extra though), and the bread was toasted and really delicious. Ham was great, everything about the toast was great. Orange juice was good too! It also came with coffee or tea, for which I opted for the tea. He gave me a ginger honey lemon tea, and it was light but good. Definitely would recommend! The cashier/owner/person who took our order and made our food and took our money s really chill and friendly too. It's not too expensive either; the combo was €4.30 + €0.40 for the cheese + €0.80 for the ham, which came out to be €5.50 for a very satisfactory meal.

Hole in the wall with great service by the owner Marisol and her friend…read moreThe patatas bravas, the cheese and the croquetas de jamon were all delicious

Awesome location in the heart of Granada. Service is friendly, and they speak some English too. The…read morefood was delicious and very authentic. We ordered the patatas bravas and the croquettes. The servings are pretty small, so make sure to order separate plates instead of sharing. Definitely recommend coming here!

Great place. Chic decor. Cute name pero need to know the reason behind the 7 CATS…read more I wondered if the owner had seven gatos kinda like 5 guys. The Fried eggplant as free starter with beers, cola or whatever drink you want was a nice intro. We were a group of six. We ordered a lot: from salad and caprese with avocado to Salmon, ribs and huge burger plates. We had fish, meat, pork and plants. We wanted to try the SPECIALITIES. The portions were big. The service was fast. The locals also hang out here. Just like the starters, we also got free shots of liqueurs as ending to our feast. Overall, it's a place to eat when very hungry or chill out.

We trusted the concierge at our hotel and wanted to try churros in Spain - should've checked yelp!…read morefirst The thick chocolate was not to my liking and I love chocolate - this tasted like poor quality or milk chocolate and I prefer dark. We had the American breakfast - not satisfying and not as ordered... the sausages were actually fried hot dogs and the eggs - The churros - when warm - were crispy and the oily taste was nice (vs rancid) so that was a success. We ordered 5 and ate 3. The service was a bit haphazard and very busy - the locals seem to love this place! The bathroom was clean. We ate outdoors - but there are a few seats inside with a/c! Overall, I'm glad we went but I wouldn't go back.

Came here since I have a sweet tooth. The thing to get here is the churros with chocolate. The…read morechocolate itself is not too sweet, and the churro reminds me of the Chinese donut (youtiao). Service was quick. There's a cute indoor seating at the cafe with, as well as an outdoor seating area. Coffee is aite, but pairs well with dessert. It's a cute cafe where you can grab a quick (sweet) bite.

This place really made my stay in Granada! Not only was it super cheap for breakfast but it was…read moreright around the corner of my hotel. I was staying at Hotel Roomate Leo. The cheapest breakfast consisted of a large half baguette style toast with a choice of tomato spread or olive oil, a shot of orange juice and a cafe con leche (cafe latte) for 1.50 euro. We also tried other tostadas (half toasted baguettes) with different toppings and they were delish. If you happen to be in Granada, be sure to stop by this cheap and affordable place with nice seating and quite a lively ambiance filled with Spanish locals.

Nostalgic cafe and bakery on the edge of a square in Albayzin. Stumbled upon while wandering the…read moremany side streets of Granada and were very excited to try the leche merengada and pionono. You can eat indoors at the diner-style counter or take your food to go at one of the benches in the square and people watch. Like a bar, staff will greet you first come first serve and ask for your order. You can point at what you want from the display case if you're not sure what things are and they'll patiently wait for you to make up your mind (unless it's busy). Everything was cheap and both the pionono and leche merengada incredibly smooth and delicious. Stop in - you won't regret it.

Amazing! So happy I stumbled upon this place in Plaza Larga…read more First of all plaza larga is a wonderful little market place where you can see the locals shop and buy vegetables/fruits. They also have some yardsale type clothing for 5 Euro a piece, but shop carefully some of them have holes or stains! Back to the pastries!! They were SO good, seriously delicious. After we went back to our Airbnb and I had my first bite, I decided I HAD to go back tomorrow. They do not speak English, but my broken Spanish worked fine .. ( I took French in school). They're very kind and friendly -- have a nice espresso for breakfast with traditional bread + tomato -- such a great way to start the day. All the desserts are delicious, I don't think you can go wrong here!