An enthusiastic THUMBS UP for La Tranquera. They were rather full on a Sunday afternoon, and yet…read morethey seated us anyway at a great table. The empanadas were amazing! I grew up eating my aunt's empanadas, and I thought I knew how empanadas should taste. As soon as La Tranquera's empanadas arrived at our table, I forgot every other empanada I have ever eaten. These delicious, light and airy pockets of perfection are the new standard for me. We had one of each flavor, and while they were all incredible, the carne criolla one was my favorite. We also had a delicious bowl of samorejo, a creamy, cold tomato soup with tiny pieces of jamon and delicate slices of hard boiled egg. First time for me, but I am a convert. Great food, friendly service, welcoming atmosphere. All in all, a wonderful experience.

We had empanadas half a dozen times during our trip in Spain, and La Tranquera had the best…read moreempanadas out of all the places we tried. The crust was perfect, flaky, but not too heavy or oily. The fillings were even better, so many different interesting flavors to try and seasoned just right. Whimsical was a favorite among us, savory with a hint of sweet and sour from the tomato. Oxtail was rich and tender. Good old ham and cheese was also a favorite for the kids. Moroccan chicken had a such unique blend of spices and a hint of sweet. Yes, I am still thinking about these empanadas.

Food was amazing, service was fantastic! We ordered a tomahawk, grilled veggies, potatoes and a…read moredelicious cheesecake.

We stopped here for lunch. It is housed in the former residence of El Cordobes. Wine, salad and…read moreentrees were all fabulous. Service was excellent. Here only for the day, otherwise would come back for dinner.

Tapas are €2 each, very cheap even compared to other places. The quality is not bad, although…read morenothing special. Not bad for the price though.

Absolutely the best dinner we had here in Granada. We ordered the Argentina Menu 2persons) dinner…read more It came with a salad to share. The next course was a mixed meat dish with fried cheese, baked potatoes and 2 spiced meat empanadas. Then dessert was a medley of sweets and cheese. They gave us a jar of chimichurri sauce with the main course (obviously homemade). My husband and I agree it was the best chimichurri sauce we had ever had! Yum yum yum! The owner and his sin were there waiting on is and cooking. So nice! I wish we were staying longer so we could go there again!!

Started with the grilled chorizo. Good flavor, but 1/3 of the center of the sausages were…read morecompletely raw. The truffle fries with parmesan had no truffle oil and the fries were dismally cooked and under seasoned. Grilled vegetables were just soaked in oil and unpleasant to eat. Our steaks were so tuff, it was a chore to cut through and even harder to chew. The wait staff was very friendly. Can't say I'm planning to go back anytime soon.

We had an excellent lunch here. The starter was an interesting mushroom soup, served at room…read moretemperature, with tiny pieces of strawberry floating on top. We started with a dish of artichokes served with romanescu sauce, and also had a roasted potato topped with herbs. Three of us shared a delicious aged Finnish steak -- but note that the cooking levels are lower than you might expect - we asked for medium rare and medium, and the steak came what I would have called rare and medium rare. Still, very tasty, with flecks of fleur de sel to bring out the flavor. Nafisa had the grilled Argentine ribeye, and Abe had nice small Argentine sausages called criollitos. Croquettes with ground beef and with sausage were also good