I visited Granada a few years ago and went to what was recommended to me as the place to go for tapas. It is Calle Navas and some of the tapas bars there are famous especially Los Diamantes, a tapas bar specializing in seafood. I'm surprised you made no mention of this location but then again the audio on your video was not of the best quality since the background noise almost completely drowned out your dialogue.
Nice to hear that you had the chance to visit Granada. Los Diamantes was on our list but we only could go to so many places in one evening. Agreed, the background noise was very loud - even using an external mic. Next time, when filing with another person, will use 2 lapel mics.
I must add another comment. I really appreciate your post and I am looking forward to visiting Granada again and taking advantage of the information you shared. I must admit to a certain amount of jealously when I saw that you visited Granada only a few months ago and I wish that I had been there to share this fantastic city with you. I planned to tour Andalucia and the white hill towns and avoid Barcelona and Madrid because I wanted to meet regular Spanish people and not other tourists like myself. I toured Malaga, Gibraltar (I know it's not Spanish), Tarifa (I have a pic of me being the southernmost person on the European continent), Jerez, Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra, Ronda and Granada. Granada was initially an afterthought but OMG it turned out to be the highlight of my trip. As the hostess of the BBC TV series "Secret Spain" said, the Al Hambra "is a place you have to see before you die". But getting back to the theme of your video, I value your input and when I visit Granada again I will do so with your list of tapas bars readily accessible in my pocket. Thank you again.
Marta gave my wife and me an amazing tour of the Alhambra in Nov 2023! Glad you got some vermut!
Isn't Marta amazing?! Her tours are the BEST! Glad I good to try some vermut! I liked it! Wish I had some right now. ;)
I visited Granada a few years ago and went to what was recommended to me as the place to go for tapas. It is Calle Navas and some of the tapas bars there are famous especially Los Diamantes, a tapas bar specializing in seafood. I'm surprised you made no mention of this location but then again the audio on your video was not of the best quality since the background noise almost completely drowned out your dialogue.
Nice to hear that you had the chance to visit Granada. Los Diamantes was on our list but we only could go to so many places in one evening. Agreed, the background noise was very loud - even using an external mic. Next time, when filing with another person, will use 2 lapel mics.
I must add another comment. I really appreciate your post and I am looking forward to visiting Granada again and taking advantage of the information you shared. I must admit to a certain amount of jealously when I saw that you visited Granada only a few months ago and I wish that I had been there to share this fantastic city with you. I planned to tour Andalucia and the white hill towns and avoid Barcelona and Madrid because I wanted to meet regular Spanish people and not other tourists like myself. I toured Malaga, Gibraltar (I know it's not Spanish), Tarifa (I have a pic of me being the southernmost person on the European continent), Jerez, Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra, Ronda and Granada. Granada was initially an afterthought but OMG it turned out to be the highlight of my trip. As the hostess of the BBC TV series "Secret Spain" said, the Al Hambra "is a place you have to see before you die". But getting back to the theme of your video, I value your input and when I visit Granada again I will do so with your list of tapas bars readily accessible in my pocket. Thank you again.
You do things right. May have to follow you.
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed the video!
LAS TAPAS SON GRATIS . NO PUEDE SER EXIGENTE
Yep, this is true. The tapas are served as a courtesy of the restaurant and it’s chefs choice. 😋
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