Located on the unrivalled Mirador de San Nicolás lookout point opposite the Alhambra palace, this spot boasts the best atmosphere for enjoying the surrounding space and Granada’s gastronomy.
The dishes – based on traditional homemade Andalusian cuisine, prepared with the finest ingredients and accompanied by a personal selection of national and local wines – are in perfect harmony with the space, ensuring a magical and unforgettable experience.
The restaurant has a private dining area with unparalleled views of the Alhambra, allowing you to take in a spectacular landscape while savouring local flavours that will guarantee you a memorable evening.
On the other side of the city stands the Alhambra, the historical 13th-century palace complex – the most famous in Spain – where the Nasrid dynasty reigned until 1492. It was then that the Catholic kings conquered the city and built the Charles V palace, which, together with the Nasrid palaces, make this a must-see site for any visitor to Andalusia.
In addition to the inevitable visit to the main cultural monuments, Granada is famous for its traditional sweet known as a pionono cake, first created in La Isla cake shop in Pueblo de Santa Fe in 1945. A pionono is a sponge roll filled with syrup and sweet custard and topped with a toasted crown. They are still made today in the finest bakeries in Granada.