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Al Andalus
The first in a range of over-the-counter, Arabic fastfood-feast kebab houses. This place does a mean parcel of falafel in pitta.
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Antigua Castañeda
If the potent 'Costa' wine from the Sierra de la Contraviesa tempts you to the point of befuddlement, sober up with a few montaditos (small sandwiches).
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Bodegas Castañeda
An institution, and reputedly the oldest bar in Granada, this kitchen whips up traditional food in a typical bodega setting. Their free tapa of paella is almost enough for a light lunch. Get a table before as it gets very busy then.
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Café Central
Perk up with a strong morning coffee at this no-nonsense café opposite Plaza Nueva.
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Calle Calderería Nueva
The labyrinthine Albayzín holds a wealth of eateries all tucked away in the narrow streets. Find one with a terrace and be rewarded with mesmerising Alhambra views. Calle Calderería Nueva is a muddle of teterías and Arabic-influenced takeaways.
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Cunini
A good reputation surrounds this little up-market seafood bar and restaurant on the old Fishmonger Square, where you can get first-class fish and seafood as tapas if you stand at the bar, or full meals out back.
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El Agua
Wild fondue feasts are the mainstay of this first-rate restaurant, which also offers fabulous views of the Alhambra.
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Guerrero
A low-key café-bar and many a hungover person's breakfast choice, this is where you come for tostadas , freshly squeezed orange juice and a tall glass of café con leche (milk coffee).
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Jamones Castellano
This is a perfect delicatessen for picnic preparation - get some jamón serrano (mountain-cured ham), pimientos del piquillo (preserved charred peppers) and some cheese for a perfect, rhyming bocadillo (sandwich).
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Kasbah
Duck into this candlelit tea den, sit on a glimmering cushion and absorb the aroma of incense and herbal infusions. Select your tea and maybe try a calorie-laden chocolate-and-cream crepe.
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Los Diamantes
Heaven for anyone who loves fish and seafood. The plates are heaped with an amazing mix of pescado frito (fried fish) and prawns to die for. A caña (small glass of beer) makes perfect company.
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Om-Kalsum
Arabic-influenced tapas (mini-lamb tagines , gorgeous bite-sized chicken kebabs in pitta bread etc). All the dishes are unbelievably good.
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Parador de Granada
The effortlessly charming Parador de Granada has a swanky restaurant, and a terrace bar where you can contemplate the Alhambra's magnificence.
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Poë
Imagination and a Brazilian influence have resulted in a great mix of excellent free tapas, such as feijoada or chicken stew with polenta, and a trendy international vibe.
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Reca
Relatively new and already one of Granada's top tapas places, Reca is always packed with people hungering after their wonderfully presented, modern dishes.
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Restaurante Arrayanes
This much-applauded Moroccan favourite cooks up insanely delicious lamb tagines with dates and almonds, and excellent chicken couscous. The décor mixes cushions and little mirrors and there's no alcohol.
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Terraza las Tomasas
Ring the little bell, descend the stairs and be in awe of the Alhambra views in this classy restaurant. Service is impeccable and the food commendable.
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Tetería As-Sirat
For a lung-filling hookah and tea experience try this little place next door to Kasbah. Among a head-spinning variety of teas you'll find Cocktail Cleopatra or a fruity mango infusion, which complements the honey-and-orange crepe nicely.
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Vía Colón
A great place for a rich breakfast, where apron-clad, rushing waiters are overlooked by cherubs and angels. There are also meaty mains, such as the delicious jamón ibérico de bellota (ham made from pigs fed on bellotas (acorns)).
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