Bar FM

The front desk of the place I stayed recommended this seafood restaurant. More like a fine cuisine than a typical seafood place. Of course on the very high side of prices. Food quality was really good but the portions not big enough. I had 3 of half portions and a starter but could’ve easily had more if my pocket would have allowed lol

One of the best restaurants we visited during our visit to Granada was @bar_fm_granada. Besides the fresh seafood, the way they process it was truly remarkable. Because good product doesn't always convert to good food. Dried Octopus (€19.5), Octopus Head (€3), and Shrimp (€22) were all dishes that demanded impeccable mastery. Similarly, the calamari, oysters, and anchovies impressed us with their product quality. It's a very small restaurant with limited seating. Reservations are mandatory, and we learned during our visit that this restaurant is also on the Michelin list. KaimBros strongly recommends it.

If you appreciate good seafood, you will love this place. Genuinely curious why there are bad reviews - this was some of the best food and wine we’ve had in Spain. Pricey yes, but all the prices are listed. Just ask what’s good, sit back and enjoy. Two men from Valencia next to us could not stop raving either.

This was an incredible meal. One of our best in Spain. The food was incredibly fresh. Yes the food is a little expensive but you get what you pay for. The quality you could taste - the ingredients speak for themselves. I would highly recommend the tomato salad, grilled baby squid, grilled cuttlefish, prawns, fried monkfish and grilled langostinos. The scallop crudo was incredible. I would skip the tuna tataki. It was incredibly fresh but there are better things on the menu.

Hidden gem! Must visit in Granada if you appreciate high quality seafood and great wine selection.

Bar FM worths the walk even in the heat of the summer in Granada. Excellent seafood with the minimum touch needed to extol the product, a stunning champagne, sherry and white wine list and kind service makes it an essential place for an informal lunch or dinner far away of the touristic area

Hands down the best meal we had in Granada. Exquisite quisquillas, melt-in-the-mouth tuna sashimi and the most delicious grilled octopus I’ve ever tasted. The service was impeccable, and the wine recommendation — a wonderfully buttery Pouilly Fuissé — was was spot on. Just wish we had time to go back!

Good place to try high quality sea food. Massive improvement in their wine list and also, I highly recommend the fried options.