This is a charming Moroccan restaurant in Granada. It opens early for dinner, which is much appreciated if you don't want to wait until the usual dinner hours. We tried the vegetable tajine and the lamb tajine. Both were excellent! The lamb is perfectly seasoned and tender. The service is great as well. We didn't have to wait long before we received our food. read more

Palacio Andaluz - Moroccan Near Me - Granada, GR

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Best moroccan restaurant in the Moroccan quarter. Started with the hummus, soup, and homemade bread. Got the beef tajine, lamb tajine, and chicken couscous. Oh my god the beef was SO GOOD. read more

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Came to Granada just to see this incredible palace. It's incredible to think how many years ago this was built and it's way more beautiful than any modern architecture. I also recommend touring the gardens in the back! read more

Palacio Andaluz - Moroccan Near Me - Granada, GR

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Dinner for two in early Sep 2023. SERVICE: 4.0. Prompt and courteous. AMBIANCE: 4.0. Relatively quiet. Low lighting. Comfortable seating. FOOD: 4.0 - 3.5: sabroso surtido de ensaladas calientes Almona - plate containing small plates of all salads: Zaaluk, Taktuka, Zanahoria y Hummus. - 4.0: Cuscus vegetal. Vegetables with chickpeas and couscous. - 4.0: Tajin de Pollo (with vegetables.). - 4.5: Flatbread. Warm and tasty. Crescent-shaped cookie provided at end of meal was yummy. read more

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Very good authentic food, great service. Many vegetarian options and all fresh food. Convenient location in granada in main area

Authentic Moroccan cuisine (Halal). Beautiful ambience and decor. Food was abundant, delicious and freshly prepared. Great place to sit down with family and enjoy a memorable meal. Place was a tiny bit hard to find at first due to some construction down the corner but it was a hidden gem. read more

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Space is modern and clean. Service is professional. Arabic Salad is citrisy and refreshing. Lamb skewers (Pintxos) are good. The beef tejin with plums is star. Lamb tejin is good, bit salty. The Baklawa is fair. The phyllo pastry is great but honey had unusual taste. (Written by husband) read more

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Coming to Granada was in the middle of our Spain trip, and thus my husband and I had initially planned that we might start getting tired of Spanish food by this time. So we reserved a spot at this Moroccan restaurant, with flawless reviews! The place was definitely packed with tourists and exchange students lol. I don't think there were any locals inside. The service was fantastic though in catering towards tourists, which can be nice sometimes. I ordered the chicken thighs with veggies over couscous. It was a great dish!!! I felt horrible though, because I wasn't that hungry, and the waiter thought I didn't enjoy my dish - so therefore, he discounted my meal. I felt so awful. They are great on customer service here, as you see! Anyway, excellent Moroccan restaurant in Granada, should you need a respite from Spanish cuisine! read more

Excellent Moroccan food! Authentic, fairly good pricing, and amazing desserts! Definitely worth try and revisiting again.

This is the premier Moroccan restaurants I've been to, ever. The staff are friendly and take the appearance and cleanliness of the site very seriously. Prices are reasonable and the quality is outstanding. I had the Chicken Bastilla and it was one of the best meals, everything I hoped for and so much more. I highly recommend to anyone staying Grenada. read more

Highly recommend if you're craving Moroccan food in Granada! We got tired of eating Spanish food during our trip so decided to try Moroccan food given proximity to the country and all the influences here. We started off with a kettle of Moroccan mint tea (slightly sweet but hot and calming). For our main course we got lamb skewers (this was my favorite, such perfect texture and rich taste without needing the dip provided), beef Tanjia Marrakchi, lamb tajin, and beef Couscous. We had also wanted to each get a bread but our waiter advised we only get one since two of the dishes came with rice. All the spices led to a flavorful combo for all the dishes, although the beef Tanjia was slightly bit too salty for me. For dessert we got the mixed platter consisting of Baklava, orange/chocolate cake, and chocolate/almond cake(? Unsure of last one). Not too sweet, loved it. Prices were reasonable too. Service was good. Ambiance and rich spices in the air felt like transported to a new cultural experience. It is located in one of the narrow streets by the cathedral. Must come to check out! read more

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Very tasty Moroccan inspired food including several vegetarian options. Our favs were the hummus appetizer and vegetable tajin. Presentation and service also phenomenal. Lemonade con yerbabuena was not the best (unsweetened and too tart for my liking), but overall 5/5 experience. read more

Palacio Andaluz - Ensalada surtido almona - Moroccan Near Me - Granada, GR

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I had a great meal here. I tried the cuscús de ternera. It was quite tasty. I also had the green mint tea, which you can tell from the taste is good quality. I also had some baklava, and that was also good. My waiter, Mario, was friendly and attentive. Give this place a try if you want Moroccan food! read more

This place is a little hard to get to. We tried walking to it as it was not too far from where we were staying and ended up in some creepy looking dark alley. The streets are very narrow and cars and patrons share the streets. We ended taking a taxi and finally arrived but I can tell you, even the taxi wasn't sure he could get to the place. It's on a very narrow road at an incline. The place has a lot of colors and you don't sit at a usual table. You sit at a wood box table with not so comfortable couches and pillows. The best thing was the tea the mint hot tea was powerful and piping hot and served in the silver tea kettle. One kettle per person. If you don't want the tea sweetened let them know we were not asked. The food was pretty good but the TV with the sports took away from the experience. It just made the restaurant feel less authentic. Some middle eastern music would have been good. The portions were generous and the server was friendly and even called the cab for us to get back. The couscous chicken with the prunes in it was good and the portion was large enough for two to share after ordering two appetizers. read more

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We stumbled upon this little hole in the wall and what a great surprise! Ali, the owner, treated us like family! First time eating Arabic food and it was delicious!!! Definitely worth stopping for! read more

Excellent little gem...great food and outstanding service. We were a party of 20 and they were very accommodating.

Our entire group of 12 people suffered food poisoning after our dinner at this restaurant the owner was very violant when we reported the issue to him And responded with verbal insults and intimidation read more