Wild Food — Restaurant in Granada

I wanted to give full stars to this place, but unfortunately the service and the waiters didn’t help. I want to mention that the food was delicious and very well presented. But the service was not as expected. We booked a table for 2 with menu for new years eve, 65€ per person (3 entrees, 1 main course, 1 dessert) When we arrived , the waitress that served us told us that in the menu included the alcohol( wine and cocktails). We ordered a couple of glasses of wine during the dinner. When we finished the dessert we wanted to order another round, but the waitress told us that we have to pay extra for this because once you finish the food you have to pay if want to order anything to drink. This was absurd and nobody informed us at the beginning.

At some point the waitress took pur plates nevertheless we didn’t finish our food. She was very in rush and wanted us to finish as soon as possible even though we were in time with our reservation ( we left the restaurant earlier with 20 min before the other booking arrived, nevertheless we still had time).

I understand it is New Year’s Eve, but the restaurant wasn’t crowded, so in the end we left the restaurant very disappointed...

We came here 4 times and we really loved it! Beautiful location, nice vibe (although there’s some cheesy music coming from the hotel in the same building... I wish they could put more appropriate music for the bohemian vibe!) we tried the scrambled tofu with bread, which honestly is delicious and a generous portion! Also tried the curcuma latte (awesome) and Macao latte and smoothie (they were just okay) and the Mediterranean pizza (very good but could have more things on it) as well as beyond burger (disappointing. Was very dry, it just had some spinach leaves and a dollop of a yellow sauce, the « vegan cheddar cheese »... and no dipping sauce for the potato wedges, which would be great with some aioli mayo.) the employees were all extremely friendly and smiley, especially a girl in the morning which we absolutely loved!(brown hair and green eyes) But we came once at 20:00 and one of the waitresses (blond hair) was cold and we almost felt like we were bothering her. We were perfectly polite and respectful so I don’t see why she was like that. Luckily there was another waitress with her (short black hair) who compensated with her kindness and friendliness. Overall a...

Trendy vegan restaurant with a creative international menu, featuring Asian-inspired flavors, near Granada's historic center.

The pad thai was quite good, especially the fried tofu. The chocolate cake was so excellent - very rich, decadent and delicious. The cake slice was very generous too.

They have a small selection of local wines from Granada for 4.95 euros per glass, which is quite expensive compared to other places in the area.

The only thing preventing me from giving this restaurant 5 stars is how disappointing the curry was. Although it tasted great, it was basically just a big bowl of curry sauce with barely any actual ingredients inside (just a few meager strands of cabbage and 2 cherry tomatoes, no proteins whatsoever) for 14.90 euros! The portion of rice that came with it was quite small, and it was another 3.50 euros for another bowl of rice... Quite disappointing to pay 18.40 euros for some curry sauce with rice...

However, the other dishes on the menu seemed exquisite so I would be willing to give this restaurant a...