The pizza was solid, lasagna too. Turkish coffee hit the spot at the end. Been here a few times now, food stays consistent.

The smoothies here are really good, and that garden out back is so peaceful. Service was slow during breakfast rush though.

Came for brunch and got the hummus plate to share&mdash;big portion, flavor was okay, nothing crazy. The chimichurri steak though, that was actually good, really tender. Sat outside in the garden, kinda peaceful, and there was some local art around. Nice spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Thin crispy crust and really good toppings &mdash; easily one of my favorite pizza spots here. The Nutella calzone is a solid pick if you&rsquo;ve got room after 😅

Solid breakfast spot. Huge menu, friendly staff. Portions were generous. Shaded porch across from San Francisco church is the move.

The thin crust pizza here is legit. Crunchy, not too doughy, decent amount of cheese. Had the margherita and it hit the spot. Salad was fresh too, but honestly the pizza&#39;s the reason I&#39;d come back. Place gets a bit loud inside but whatever. Solid choice if you&#39;re in Granada and want a quick bite.

The chocolate oreo cheesecake was rich and delicious, just like a taste of home. A great dessert option.

Loved the local Nica plate&mdash;big portion with a bit of everything, and the price felt fair. Sat outside, nice breeze, no rush. Comfortable spot to just relax and eat.

Good portions and the price is right. Had the grilled chicken, came out hot and juicy. Place gets busy at lunch but worth it.

Lunch for two with drinks, $17 total. That&rsquo;s hard to beat around here. Portions were generous, we actually couldn&rsquo;t finish everything. Food came out hot and fresh, nothing fancy but solid. Place was busy, so we waited a bit, but it wasn&rsquo;t bad. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The asados and chicarrones were solid. Junior knew his menu and gave us a couple good tips for Granada too. Service was personal without being over the top.

The grilled stuff is what you wanna get here. I had the carne asada and pollo asado, both were tasty. Service was on point too. Happy hour runs till 10pm which is nice. Place gets a bit loud but the food makes up for it.

Big portions, no question. The fried rice alone could feed two people, easy. Price is fair for what you get. Just don&#39;t come in a hurry&mdash;service is slow and not exactly friendly. Fine if you&#39;re grabbing takeout or don&#39;t mind waiting around.

Breakfast portions are solid, no doubt. First time service dragged cause they were short-staffed, but second visit was way smoother. Good enough for me to come back.

Service was the highlight. They brought candles for the flies without us asking. That kind of attention matters. Food came out fast, decent quality for the price. Nothing fancy, but it worked. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped by this little place near the market, honestly wasn&#39;t expecting much from the outside. The complimentary starter was a nice surprise though. Food came out fresh and the chef clearly cares about what they&#39;re serving. Just wish it wasn&#39;t so cramped inside, felt a bit rushed with people waiting.

The sushi was fresh, no doubt. Fish had that soft texture, basically dissolved on the tongue. Tried the tempura shrimp too, decent crunch. Sangria was alright, nothing crazy. Waiter Elvin handled the table fine. Would come back just for the sashimi though.

Stopped by for a relaxed evening and honestly the vibe carried it. Dim lights, chill music, easy to just sit and talk. Food though&hellip; meh. Got a couple plates and portions were kinda small for what they charge. Probably better to just grab drinks here and eat somewhere else. Not mad about it, just wouldn&#39;t come hungry.

The space is really cozy and pretty. I ordered the grilled fish with veggies and the freshness came through nicely. Everything tasted clean and light, not heavy at all. Only thing is the food took a while to arrive, but you can tell it&#39;s made fresh so I didn&#39;t mind waiting. Good spot if you care about quality ingredients.

Came here for the first time yesterday and honestly the food was solid. They change the menu daily which I liked&mdash;got something I wouldn&rsquo;t normally pick and it was really good. The place is a little hard to spot though, almost walked past it. But yeah, worth figuring out.

Beers always come ice cold here, and the staff remembers you after a couple visits. That consistency keeps me coming back.

Came for the coffee, left kinda disappointed. It had that burnt taste, you know? Desserts saved the day though, the one I tried was solid. Place itself is nice, service was fine. Might give it another go next time, just gonna order something else.

Solid bar service and the food held up fine. Had the steak, cooked exactly as asked. Convenient spot if you&#39;re already at the Intercontinental, though nothing mind-blowing.

The carbonara was actually decent, not too heavy. Pasta cooked right, which is rare around here. Place gets busy but worth it for a quick fix.

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