Restaurante Ruta del Azafrán Granada

Fabulous restaurant! We had a wonderful dinner here on our last night in Granada. I’d heartily recommend it for an experience of Andulacian cuisine. The Moorish puff pastry starter was delightfully light and sweetish and the motril prawns were exquisite - I’d never had them cooked in that way. The barbecued beef cheek with gnocchi was delicious; effectively a meat dish with a few gnocchis thrown in, while the hake was light and subtly flavoured. The doughnut dessert was perfectly paired with the Cadiz sherry. I would definitely go back!

Fantastic experience. The Palo Cortado was perfect and the jamon was great. The croquetas were super crispy and full of flavor. At the end I asked for a digestif and they recommended Pacharan, which worked out really well.

This is a great restaurant - staffs were very friendly, foods were well prepared (the shrimp salad tasted so good; the chicken paella in Moorish style was fabulous! The young chicken was so tender yet full of flavors). It was nice and clean inside - and the cool AC really helped in this hot weather:) all the dishes were great (and reasonably priced).

One of the best restaurants in Andalucia. Service, food and setting are professional, friendly and tasty.

Everything was amazing! Ceviche was delicious. Beef tenderloin with foie gras was amazing!

⭐️ 4/5 The only reason this experience doesn’t earn a full five stars is the service—because when it comes to the food, this restaurant delivers excellence on every plate. We stopped in for a quick lunch and ordered modestly: the crispy pork and the seabass with meat sauce. Both dishes were superb. The ingredients were evidently of high quality, each element thoughtfully paired to create a balance of flavor and texture that spoke to the chef’s precision and palate. Even with a limited tasting, it was clear that this kitchen understands harmony and restraint. Unfortunately, the service fell short of the same standard. Despite the restaurant being relatively quiet—no more than four tables occupied—the staff took a surprisingly long time to take our order, forgot our wine entirely, and ultimately left us to walk up to the counter to settle the bill ourselves. It’s a shame, because the culinary experience deserves to be matched by seamless hospitality. Still, I would gladly return for the food alone—it’s that good. With more attentive service, this could easily be one of the city’s standout dining experiences.

Stopped in for a late lunch after a day of strolling and enjoyed excellent food, great service and a lovely view looking up to Alhambra. Everything we ordered (salads, to steak to the savory pies) was excellent both in presentation and flavor. Worth visiting if strolling around the old city.

This place was amazing! From the views of the Alhambra and old city, to the fantastic food and kind and attentive waiters. I was so impressed by the waiters- watching them run back and forth to the kitchen across the street. They were there before I even had to ask for something. I had the croquettes con jamon and the lamb chops and both were FANTASTIC. Topped it off with some recommended wine and was the perfect way to start my stay in Grenada. Thank you!!