Top Granada Street Food Tours

With the Do Eat Better Granada Food Tour, you’ll have the opportunity to sample some of the city’s most iconic flavors in just a few hours, all guided by a passionate local foodie. Explore Granada’s charming streets, from the historic Plaza de Santa Ana to the atmospheric Albaicín and bustling Mercado San Agustín, as you visit top local bars, hidden ultramarinos, and traditional pastry shops. Along the way, feast on authentic delights like paella de marisco, salmorejo, local tapas near Plaza Nueva, and the famous piononos de Santa Fe and oriental sweets from Calle Calderería Nueva. Hear fascinating stories about Granada’s culinary traditions, the history of its neighborhoods, and the ingredients that make Andalusian cuisine so unique. It’s a true journey through the flavors, culture, and heritage of the city, all enjoyed in a small-group setting with a relaxed and informal pace.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalucia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

Get to know Granada through its culinary traditions on this food-focused walking tour. Sample a cornucopia of Andalusian specialties, including olive oil, cheese, ham, and pastries as you explore the city with your guide, visiting traditional markets, shops, and a bakery. This half-day tour begins with breakfast at a cafe and includes a stop at a bar for tapas and drinks, offering a chance to taste a variety of regional dishes and beverages.

Eat your way through Granada as you learn all about the city’s history and culture on this small group food tour. Over the course of around 3.5 hours, you’ll sample a wide range of local specialties, including tapas, cured ham, dried fruit, and wine. Vegetarian options are available, and the tour can also accommodate those with allergies or other dietary requirements.

Discover the eclectic tastes of Andalucian cuisine and wine when you embark on this culinary adventure in Granada. Visit traditional venues, carefully selected restaurants, and a charming “ultramarinos” shop. In a small group, savor regional wines and Spanish Vermouth, paired with both traditional and contemporary tapas. The night concludes with a flamenco show in a historic “tablao,” for a complete cultural immersion.