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Fine Dining in Granada: €35+

Granada's gastronomic restaurants push Andalusian cooking into new territory — multi-course tasting menus and ingredients sourced from the Sierra Nevada and the surrounding huerta.

Granada's fine dining scene is small but serious. The city's best chef-driven restaurants draw from the Sierra Nevada and the surrounding huerta — expect courses built around ingredients like saffron, pomegranate, jamón de Trevélez and highland lamb. Beyond the top tables, a handful of creative spots offer elevated Andalusian cuisine at prices that would be considered mid-range in most European capitals: multi-course dinners from €35–65 featuring Sierra Nevada olive oils, Ibérico pork, and wines from the D.O. Granada denomination, whose high-altitude vineyards produce bottles that surprise guests expecting only southern heat. Reservations are essential at the best tables, especially on weekends and during the International Music and Dance Festival season.

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Restaurant Damasqueros
Modern Andalusian with Basque techniques
€69 tasting menu, €99 with wine pairing

Damasqueros

4.7/5

Chef Lola Marín, trained under Martín Berasategui, runs a six-course weekly tasting menu in the Realejo. €69 per person, €99 with wine pairing. Closed Monday.

€69 tasting menu, €99 with wine pairing avg. per person

Six-course weekly tasting menu (market-driven) Fresh fish from Motril's Mediterranean coast Granada lamb and pork dishes Artisan desserts
Couples Solo
Realejo / Jewish Quarter Explore
Restaurant Faralá
Modern Andalusian

Faralá

4.6/5

Chef Cristina Jiménez holds Granada's Michelin star (2026) in the Realejo. Three tasting menus from €74 to €120. Live flamenco bar runs below the dining room.

€74–€120 tasting menu (three tiers), wine pairings available avg. per person

Three-tier tasting menus (€74, mid-range, and €120) Modern Andalusian cooking with Michelin-star precision Fish sourced from Granada's Costa Tropical coast Live flamenco bar on the lower floor
Couples Music Lovers
Realejo / Jewish Quarter Explore
Restaurant Restaurante Arriaga
Contemporary Andalusian with Basque influence

Restaurante Arriaga

4.8/5

Michelin-listed rooftop on CajaGranada, 60m above Granada. Chef Álvaro Arriaga: Tradición (€80, 6 courses) or Paisaje (€100, 9 courses). Views and wine pairing.

€80 (Tradición, 6 courses) to €100 (Paisaje, 9 courses); wine pairing available avg. per person

Tradición tasting menu (6 courses, €80): classic Granadan preparations Paisaje tasting menu (9 courses, €100): province-wide ingredient journey Fresh Mediterranean fish from Motril Alpujarras lamb and pork
Couples Solo
Zaidín Explore