La Nina Bonita Granada

This was far and away our best tapas bar experience of the trip. We ended up on here as our last bar of the night by chance, as we couldn't get into Bodegas Castaneda, and couldn't have been happier. Between the amazing patio weather, the great free tapas (some amazing croquetas , the playful staff, and the people watching including some singers and musicians in traditional dress (tunas? , the overall mood of the place was warm and fun loving. To be fair, we didn't have more than our tapa and drinks, as we were ending our night, but we were so taken with the overall scene there, that this would likely be our first stop on the next visit.

Popped in for beer wine an tapas....good food good service.....would definitelyrecommend it....They brought us pork drizzled with olive oil on georgous crusty bread yum

Avoid this!!!! This is a trap. We are a group of 3 and ordered a paella for 1. But it ended up a paella for 3, even though we have ordered main for everyone. Paella itself is awful, tastes like burnt for 1 side and uncooked for the other side. I would not recommend this to everyone

I just left this place very full. The service is correct and pleasant. For 10 euros I had a good first salad (fresh and filling) with tuna, hard-boiled egg, corn, carrot, pepper, and tomato. For the second, pot with its pringá (good amount). Enter dessert and drink. What more could you want! And to say, the bread was delicious and of the day.

The tapas they give you with the drinks have to be reconsidered, they are overheated and unattractive. The service was also very dry and the attention average. We will not return.