Restaurante Baltanás — Restaurant in La Zubia

Just 15 mins from Granada city ...we had one of our best meals... A wonderful experience/service...The chef has a very fine palette and seasons to perfection..We started with glass of the house vermut which was great and had a little anchovy to go with that and a little something from the chef came out too . We then selected a local Granada dry white wine Calvente which was an interesting wine and amazing value. (NB not like the UK where restaurant wine is marked up by x5 !) We received excellent service ; Each course perfectly paced and even though we were the last 2 people we never felt rushed. My only wish is that we were a larger group so we could taste more dishes! It's difficult making choices dining as just 2 in Spain. We will be returning with friends. Hasta el...

On a long trip, driving and walking for a long day, really tired and exhausted, we found this restaurant near our hotel with a google score higher than 4.5 and decided to give it a try. When we sat down, there was no menu, just a QR code to scan, and a guy kept asking us if we wanted to drink when we wanted to eat. He never brought the menu until his colleagues noticed and came to order. The food was not perfect, the seafood was good, but the others were either too salty or too sweet. If you are a local you would probably be happy here, but if you are a tourist I would suggest you try something in the centre of Granada, at least some of the owners there would offer you something if you were...

We went on a Sunday afternoon just for a quick bite and while 90% of the restaurant was empty they told us everything was reserved and we had to stand at a back counter and was eat there. I would have walked straight out the door if my wife wasn’t starving. We were finished eating long before even half is the seats filled up. I wish they would have said “you can sit here at the empty seats at the bar for 30 minutes then have to leave” instead of having us stand and buy expensive food while looking at empty seats. The huevos rotos were...