Trinidad Plaza — Restaurant in Granada

Having experienced eating CHULETÓN in El Pais Vasco, we decided to eat at Restaurante Trinidad, and we were NOT disappointed. We had a great table in the window opening onto the beautiful square, chose our Chuletón from the selection in the fridge, and it arrived... beautifully cooked (as I remember from my experiences in San Sebastian and Bilbao) with home cooked fries and grilled Mediterranean vegetables, it was a fabulous meal. For dessert we had the classic Tarta de queso, some wine and coffee. Yes the Chuletón was expensive, but Chuletón is, wherever. The staff were kind, friendly and attentive too, the weather was an unseasonably warm February day. We live and love being in Spain, and the beautful city of Granada is OUR city! This was a great dining experience and we will definitely be returning, and very soon. Highly...

Not cheap, but mainly beware of the unfriendly waiter! ;-)

I was about to give an awful 1 star to this cafe/ restaurant. Why? Because we'd ordered drinks,  beer (3€) and coffee (3€), and when the coffee arrived, it was... cold! Not warm, cold. Well, it happens. I called the waiter several times,  and when at last he saw me,  he acknowledged it and... simply ignored me. Stunning behaviour. Tried again... and he did it again. Not cool! I called another waiter, and he was just the opposite, understanding and effective, so in 2 minutes, my coffee was back and hot.

So instead, a terrible 1 start rating,  a rather good one, thanks to the better and mostly...

After a busy day traveling we wondering upon this great restaurant just outside a beautiful park with orange trees. Chaima our server recommended two delicious dishes. Beef that came out to be seared to perfection on a hot skillet along with chicken and rice. Both were fabulous. The beef was tender and you could cook it to your taste. Served with fries along with peppers. The chicken and rice dish was probably our best tasting meal during our two week trip. It had lots of flavor and not too spicy. Bring on a cold beer and you are set. I recommend this without...