The Granada table — what to order and where the locals point.
Free tapas, still real
Granada keeps the old deal: order a drink, food arrives free. Three rounds is dinner.
Calle Navas
The tapas street — start at one end, surface at the other hours later.
Teterías of Calderería
Moroccan tea houses on the hill lane — mint tea and baklava between miradors.
Piononos
The syrup-soaked pastry from Santa Fe — every abuela's favorite, sold all over town.
Sacromonte caves
Dinner-and-zambra flamenco in the gitano caves — book the small ones.