Tocateja — Restaurant in Granada

This is a lovely little bar with great decoration, decent music that isn't too loud for conversation, great drinks at very affordable prices and amazing food. It's very much a gem, you get a free small tapas (selected by the house) with each round of drinks, and their mains are very reasonably priced given their size (one is enough to split as a tapas sized dish between two people). For our complimentary tapas we got Salmorejo and tortilla, which were both delicious. We ordered a plate of Albondigas (meatballs) which were incredible, the best we've had so far, and they were served on a bed of roast potatoes (cooked similar to gratin). The Sangria was also the best we've had so far in Spain, it had a very fruity and fresh flavour to it. Cannot recommend it enough, especially given how expensive many places are in the area, if you need a drink to refresh yourself and a good meal it's an...

Service was top tier, as an Aussie who only speaks English and French, and 0 experience with Spanish culture or language, these guys made it so easy, everyone spoke English fluently, made us feel just as welcome as the locals round us, served great drinks, and amazing food. Free tapas with your drinks order, we had a Patatas Bravas (€8) after finishing our tapas of olives, and tuna on bread with sauce (sorry, don't know the name of the dish), and later were given a complementary plate of their Pork Loin Slices. I had a large Beer (Cerveza) which cost only €4 (way cheaper for the quantity you get compared to back home), and my partner had two lemonades, which were €3 each. All up €18, great beer, great food, great service, couldn't...

This is a great find tapas bar which we stumbled upon walking by. It's just a couple of blocks from the cathedral makes a world of difference as the restaurant was not crowded when we visited. We saw some locals hanging out with a friendly staff having a cigarette or two. The tapas and drinks which were much better than our experiences in Seville and Madrid. I think we can definitely recommend this place in Granada. We came back here for lunch the next day and tried some others tapas and they were just as tasty as the ones before. And we loved today's free tapa which was black rice...