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Granada: Flamenco & Tapas Tour with Dinner & Show

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Duration4h

GroupUp to 10

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Three restaurants, one flamenco stage: Granada's food and passion in a single night

You move through three Granada restaurants with a local guide, tasting contemporary and traditional dishes across the evening, then watch a one-hour flamenco show with professional dancers and musicians in an intimate venue. Dinner and show tickets are included; the meeting point is in the historic centre, and you'll need to let the organiser know about any dietary restrictions when you book.

Step-by-step itinerary

Meet near historic centre
Try two contemporary dishes
Learn Spanish food myths
Taste traditional food at hidden restaurant
Visit classic restaurant from 1976
Try two dishes and dessert
Attend one-hour flamenco show

The Experience

The meeting point sits steps from Granada's historic centre, and from there your Food Sherpa takes you to three separate stops—each one chosen because locals eat there, not tourists. The first restaurant breaks down the myths people carry about Spanish food; you'll taste two contemporary dishes and leave with information that actually changes how you eat for the rest of your time in Andalucia. The second stop is smaller, more hidden, the kind of place you'd walk past without knowing what was inside. Traditional food, prepared the way it's been done for years.

By the third restaurant—open since 1976—you've already shifted how you think about what Granada cooks. Two more dishes arrive, then a traditional dessert that lands sweet and final. The whole tapas route takes you through the city's actual eating habits, not a curated version of them. Your guide knows which places matter and why, and that changes everything about how the food tastes.

After dinner, you head to the flamenco venue. One hour, professional dancers, passionate singers, guitarists who've spent decades with the instrument. It's an intimate tablao, not a stadium show—the kind of space where you feel the drama instead of watching it from a distance. The passion and the precision happen in the same moment, and there's no way to separate them.

What’s included

Three separate restaurant stops in Granada's historic centre with contemporary and traditional tapas.
dinner across all three venues including a traditional dessert.
one-hour flamenco show with professional dancers, singers and guitarists at an intimate tablao.
meeting point in the historic centre.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Granada Food Sherpas

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to eat where Granada locals actually eat and then see flamenco performed at close range by professionals—the small group size and the guide's knowledge of which restaurants matter is what makes both parts feel real instead of staged.