Picnic gourmet — Local services in Granada

Picnic Gourmet proved to be a delightful savior during our visit to Granada when our initial wine tasting plans fell through. This gem of a local produce store, helmed by passionate and knowledgeable wine connoisseurs, came to our rescue at the last minute. From the moment we stepped in, we were enchanted by the warm hospitality of Alfredo and his team, who guided us through an unforgettable wine tasting journey. Each wine was complemented perfectly by local cheeses and hams, allowing us to immerse ourselves fully in the flavors of the region. But what truly made the experience exceptional was the opportunity to connect with the locals behind the scenes, sharing stories, laughter, and insights into the rich cultural tapestry of Granada. In hindsight, we are grateful for the serendipitous turn of events that led us to discover this hidden gem, making our visit to Granada...

Nope. I cannot recommend this place. I bought a bottle of Granada wine from which the cork was too soft to successfully open the wine. I returned the bottle and cheerfully received another - which was undrinkable. Yes, I should have returned it but, after the previous incident, I was feeling like a fool would been duped. I’m also extremely confused about the “Andalusian Delicatessen “ vs. Picnic. What gives? Google lists them as the same address and the Google pics make the former look far more intriguing than the latter. So, nope. Bad wine and too complicated to attract my...

When it’s New Years Eve, and this beacon of fantastic bocadillos shines into the night, one of the very few places open, you will get a jamon iberico and manchego bocadillo. It will be served by very friendly, and busy, people working to feed the masses. They will smile, and send you out with your sandwiches, the warm bread softening the jamon and cheese. You’ll eat the sandwich just outside the tiny shop, and savor every last delicious bite. Happy 2024 Picnic Gourmet, may you be open...