Excellent food tour in Granada - we recommend doing it your 1st day so you have recommendations for the rest of your visit. We stopped at 3 places to sit down & eat and drink - with a nice selection of local foods cheese, sausage, fried eggplant with molasses, more cheese, Jamón Ibérico, tinto vino spritzer or Vermut, Tempranillo wine, choice of 3 different entrees, and a final stop at pastry shop where we had a Granada speciality pastry pudding that was made in honor of a visit by the Pope and Cava. We also stopped by two specialty shops one with sweets like Turrón with lots of samples to try and a spice shop that had an amazing supply of teas, herbs used as remedies from the Muslin culture, incense and assorted treats. We also learned about the history of gypsy migration and Flamenco dance in Granada before we attended a very good Flamenco performance with front row seats in an intimate local theater. During the tour we were also given additional information on local traditions and recommendations for other activities and places to eat. We highly recommend!

Molly was an incredible guide! She answered all our questions—not just about Granada, but about Spain as a whole. Her extensive travel experience and warm personality made her an absolute joy to talk with. We highly recommend booking a tour with her at the beginning of your trip—she shares great tips on must-see spots and fantastic local restaurants. And if you haven’t experienced a flamenco show yet, definitely include it in your plans—you won’t regret it!

I did the tapas and flamenco tour with my daughter (21). We were taken by Molly who told us a hundred and one about everything about Granada the history and culture. Fun facts and fun places with great food and drinks Highly recommended

Thank you so much Molly! We had a lovely time trying the different tapas and wine. It was also great to learn more about Granda. The flamenco show was incredible too.