Bakeries & cafés in Granada

The Centro holds ten of the 29 Granada places and the Albaicín six, among them two addresses on and just off Calle Elvira that deal in Arab sweets: Tetería Dar Ziryab on Calle Calderería Nueva is a tea house serving Moroccan tea, baklava and crêpes, and Pastelería Petra makes kunafe to order alongside its baklava, open every day until 10 PM. Mornings across the city revolve around breakfast: four churrerías serve churros from as early as 6:30 AM and close by 1:30 PM, and toast comes up in reviews of seven places. Later in the day the bars take over. Bar Chencho on Avenida de Barcelona in Zaidín, open until midnight except on Saturdays, lets customers pick the tapa that comes with each drink. On the Cuesta de Gomérez, the street that climbs from Plaza Nueva towards the Alhambra, Nasrid Delights sells homemade pastries from 10 AM to 9 PM daily. Prices stay low throughout: 24 of the 25 places that give one list €1–10 per person.