Granada - Menu

Going to a spanish restaurant, i was expecting a little bit more of a traditional menu. The food is just ok, and so was the sangria. I was not impressed.

WOW! Best Spanish(! yes, spanish, not italian Restaurant! Family run!!! Mother and Daughter in the kitchen they make the best patatas! And try the mojo...

Gotta love this place, everything tried so far was awesome. The one annoying thing is it's always booked well in advance but I guess can't blame em for being great. View menu

The restaurant is situated right in the centre of the city in a street where there are a few more bars and restaurants. The food, the staff, the drinks, the menu, ...Everything was perfect. Make sure you have reserved a table when visiting Ingolstadt°

I have heard that the rest is booked regularly. I was lucky and could use a table for one. good menu and good value for money. Perhaps you could say a missed opportunity to serve real Spanish food, but on the other hand it seemed. like a clever mix between Bavarian spears and Iberian influences.

Very nice location, in the restaurant street in the pedestrian area. During the summer very often there is live music.Waiter and waitresses are very nice. That's what's positive.All the rest isn't worth a visit. I've been there several times, but the level of the cooking is from poor to hardly acceptable. The worst paella you can find on the face of earth. View menu

First of all is almost impossible to sit there without booking. Their english are not always good but that can not really be a huge problem in the end. The food is ok and is a nice change from the german cuisine. The sepia that i had there was one of the best that i ever had and i come from an island! Atmosphere so and so cause is always full and there is a lot of noise. But is quite fancy i would say!

A friend recommended this place to me and when I walked by, I wasn't so sure. However, my first impressions were totally off base. The menu was pretty extensive and the food was fantastic. I had the pork medallions in a creamy cheese sauce with fried potatoes on the side. The dish was REALLY tasty and the house wine was a perfect complement. While the place was pretty packed, the atmosphere was pleasant and the pricing quite reasonable. It seemed to be a good place for locals.

Disregarding the fact that the place was fully booked we managed to get a table and had the opportunity to enjoy wonderful Spanish food. Selection of tapas - great start since we had to wait for our main course the Paella. In between i also had noodle soop with chicken. Perfect combination very simple and tasty. Then only drawback is that the menu is only in spanish and german, but the waiters were helpful. The main disappointment is at the payment since the restaurant accepts ONLY German bank mc cards. So take cash with you. View menu