Vegan
Western
Beer/Wine
Delivery
Spanish
Became vegetarian in 2011 then all vegan in 2013. Offers some macrobiotic and raw food, made by an experienced chef. Supports organic and local products. Open Mon-Sun 13:00-16:30, 20:00-23:30.
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- Outdoor seating
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 02 Sep 2022 by Oorwal
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147 Reviews
First Review by Amelie22
candida
Points +36
Great place! - Edit
Food and service were really good!!
Read morePros: Great vegan food, Great service
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Anary
Points +32
Decepcionante - Edit
El restaurante estaba lleno de humo, la carta es muy poco variada y para colmo no tenían a penas nada disponible aún siendo Sábado noche y unos precios algo elevados para lo que ofrecían.
Read moreAcabamos tomando algo de beber, picoteamos guacamole (el cual estaba rico pero sin suficientes nachos para dipear) y nos fuimos a cenar a otro sitio.
Cons: Caro, Lleno de humo, Poca variedad
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charlotteesma
Points +46
Comforting Vegan Meals - Edit
Really yummy, comforting meals. I got the pesto pasta which was delicious, and my friend got the thai curry. We also both got an oat milk coffee, and I had a tinto de verano which was really good (not overly sweet which is a bonus). It is a wee bit of a walk to get here, but the area is beautiful and the restaurant had a really nice vibe to it.
Read morePros: Tasty food, Cool location, Nice vibe
Cons: A little bit pricey , Restaurant was quite cold
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Lalaleo
Points +336
Inexpensive big lunch menu! - Edit
The restaurant is a little gem of Granada, very nice to sit outside, friendly owner!
Read moreThe food and drinks were really tasty and healthy!
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lorrainian
Points +191
Lovely freshly cooked food , generous portions and friendly staff - Edit
Excellent , enjoyed all the courses we had , chocolate truffles were incredible.
Read morePros: Nice location, Friendly , Great food
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Carmela79
Points +249
menu diario vegan - Edit
Tenía ganas de ptobar este restaurante y este verano se me presentó la oportunidad. Había menu del día y tomé gazpacho de primero y de segundo habia unos noodles con verduras super buenos. La cantidad de comida en los platos estaba muy bien, no te quedas con hambre... la atención fue muy buena también. muy recomendable
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vegan.goddammit
Points +929
delicious food - Edit
The food was really delicious, but it took very long time, there was just one cook. Also pricey. The staff was friendly.
Read moreCons: long wait, pricey
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Webb2310
Points +70
delicious - Edit
Very cute restaurant. Location is great. Situated in the back streets of the old town. Along cobblestones paths. Only short walking distance to several view points of Alhambra. Also found a little vegan grocer not far either.
Read moreNOTE: starters, entrees and desserts are designed to share so they bigger then you think.
The menu is in 4 different languages! Yay!
Food was fast and very yummy. it that if you sit on the terrace you have a 10% fee on top of your bill.
Pros: all vegan delicious , good location menu is in 4 different languages , good sharing food.
Cons: surcharge for sitting on the terrace
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KnidosCookeryClub
Points +51
Not a restaurant - Edit
Hmmm... claims to be a restaurant but acts like a bar. Arrived at 22.00 and asked about food. "Not possible" they replied. "Why?" "A lot of work". Thank you so much Granada's number one vegan choice. Steer clear if you're hungry. Wanted to give it zero but had to give 2.
Read morePros: no food but had wine
Cons: no food
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rebeccalilly.a
Points +176
Best vegan restaurant in Granada! - Edit
We went to FOUR different veg restaurants in Granada and Paprika was deemed the winner by everyone in our group! The serve a menu of the day that is around €13 (I think the price changes slightly day-to-day) for a starter, main dish, and dessert. You can also order only certain components of the menu (ex. starter and main only, main and dessert only). My parents both got the daily menu and thoroughly enjoyed everything. The day we went they had a delicious hummus to start, tofu al horno (definitely recommend; tofu baked in apricot sauce and topped with peanuts!!) as the main, and orange soy yogurt with fruit to finish (they are both vegetarian and loved the dairy-free yogurt here). My sister and I split the bruschetta (with their homemade bread and pesto) and their Asian wok. Definitely get both of these dishes!!! Also got a slice of raw pistachio cheesecake that I enjoyed. Overall, we loved this place. The food is excellent, the service is great, and the ambience is wonderful!!
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katethreadgold
Points +26
Interesting menu - Edit
Just popped into Paprika as it was on my list of vegan restaurants in Granada. Had a lovely lunch. An interesting list of choices so I tried the oven baked tofu with apricot. Very nice.
Read moreSmall and cosy restaurant with a nice atmosohere. Casual and rustic are adjectives that spring to mind. Tucked away so worth persevering to find it. Nice staff, reasonable prices.
Pros: Menu choices, Friendly and welcoming
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Marieke95
Points +344
Very good! - Edit
The staff Was super nice and the food very good! The menu is small, but they offer very different dishes. The price is pretty good for the amount of food you get :)
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MichèlePi
Points +37
Muy rico !!! - Edit
Déjà, le cadre idyllique, la petite rue pavée, au pied de l’Albaycin...
Read morePuis une cuisine vraiment bonne. Un peu d’attente (un seul cuisinier et uneseule serveuse, en tout cas ce soir là).
Très bons wraps crème de tofu et tomates confites, et très bonnes spaghettis de courgette au pesto.
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ViviBarfuß
Points +22
Wonderful food - especially the deserts - and wonderful staff! - Edit
Cozy place with open kitchen and relaxed staff!
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sfio
Points +3246
Tasty vegan organic food - Edit
We had dinner at Paprika on our trip to Granada in May 2013 after reading the reviews on this site. Sitting outside on one of the few tables, we watched the world go by and enjoyed a couple of Sangrias (organic/local wine is on the menu), a shared starter of crudites and nachos with houmus, guacamole and a couple of pesto/tomato "cheese" type dips, which we really enjoyed although perhaps not so much the houmus, which was a bit dense. As a main, I had the seitan stew with rice, which I would call a seitan Stroganoff (think creamy, mushroom sauce) and my friend had the Asian stir fry. The seitan Stroganoff was tasty and came with rice and a little side salad on the plate but there wasn't a lot of it, which for the price charged was a bit disappointing. The stir fry portion on the other hand was OK. We didn't have a dessert - partly because we didn't particularly fancy the sound of any of them a lot and partly also because we were at our budget for the night at just under 50 Euro for the drinks, shared starter and our mains. The tea (infusion) menu deserves a mention as it not only was it extensive but also educational in terms of what aid/treatment the plants/infusion can offer. While we've definitely eaten more cheaply while in Spain, I was very glad to find a fully vegan restaurant with local, organic foods in Granada and would recommend.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2013-06-02
Pros: Vegan, local and organic, including wine, Good selection/variety of dishes, Nice location and atmosphere
Cons: Not inexpensive
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AnnadeSousa
Points +54
Lovely little restaurant - Edit
This was the first vegan restaurant I have ever been to. It will always have a special place in my heart. The staff is very kind and the food delicious!
Read morePros: Good atmosphere , Quiet and clean, Good portions
Cons: A bit pricy.
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GreenVeganGbg
Points +141
The food was healthy - Edit
The food was clean and healthy but not so tasty. Quite plain and without taste. Had to wait for the food some time even though the place was half full.
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AnnaLouiseBeeson
Points +55
Delicious! - Edit
The curry had so many fresh, vegetables with beautiful flavours and the atmosphere was great.
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HannaBanana
Points +716
best place in Granada! - Edit
After we tried every vegan restaurant in Granada, we decided that this place is definitely the best. Food is very good, staff is friendly and the best thing - you can sit outside in the sun.
Read morePros: friendly, English speaking staff, good food, outside seating possible
Cons: a bit expensive compared to other vegan restaurant
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Elvie
Points +325
very nice meal - Edit
Had a very nice meal here, nice atmosphere and service. Hasn't stayed in my memory as much as what I think are Granada's two best vegan options (Hicuri and El Oju) but would still definitely recommend.
Read morePros: Nice vibe
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FlokiTheCat
Points +882
Wonderful restaurant near Triunfo - Edit
Paprika is a wonderful restaurant located near the Triunfo gardens. The place itself is very cozy and beautiful.
Read moreWe ordered three different dishes: the Asian wok, the spring rolls and the veganillas (vegan quesadillas). All of them were very tasty, although I especially liked the spring rolls which were surprising and fresh, with a delicious quinoa and fresh vegetables filling.
The portions were big and the staff was very friendly. I would definitely come back again.
Pros: Friendly staff, Great food, Big portions
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SabrinaHook
Points +90
good food, unfriendly service - Edit
We arrived late and asked if we could still eat. The waitress was extremely unfriendly telling us that they had run out of a lot of dishes kind of suggesting us to leave. We stayed though. Had to wait for ages to get our tea. Food was tasty but nearly all main dishes with tofu or soy and imitations of meat which I find little innovative. Cook who brought us the desert in the end was friendly.
Read morePros: side dish was tasty, option to sit outside
Cons: unfriendly service
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Sarkel
Points +466
Delightful - Edit
This cozy restaurant has a surreal location if you're not used to the city. The menu is plentiful with good portion sizes. It was reasonably priced and very pleasant. We ordered bruschetta, Thai curry and rosé wine. All were fresh and delicious!
Read morePros: portion size, ambiance, outdoor seating
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area51
Points +44
Very Tasty - Edit
Nice cosy small restaurant. Very tasty food.
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misoginger
Points +144
easy and delicious - Edit
Great meal and service! We were so pleased to have found vegan within walking distance from our hotel.
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GRemmerie
Points +193
Nice, cosy place, great food - Edit
Reception and setting:
Read moreGoing just up from c/Elvira to Albaicín, we by accident stumbled upon this restaurant. Even though I had looked it up before, we went there on an impuls. The cook in the open kitchen welcomed us and immediately convinced us to get the menu of the day.
What we had:
The menu includes a drink and comes at €12.7 per person including starters, main dish and coffee or dessert. We got to know Salmorejo for starters (which I shall attempt making myself, wow), a plate with baked tofu, legumes and veggies for main dish and finished with banana-coconut-cream. Drinks were included, but we ordered two extra beers to cool down after the meal.
What we paid:
This brought us to around 29-ish euro's, which we considered a correct price for the niceness we just got. No complaining, I'd trust the cook every time.
Some thoughts:
This place was really cosy, had a whole self-made vibe hanging around it. One of the seats was occupied by a cauliflower. When we asked about what the food contained, we got a good explanation and I got inspired to try it myself. Very positive experience.
Some explanation:
On our trip through Sevilla, Córdoba and Granada my girlfriend and I went to this restaurant, so the rating should be taken in comparison to the others for a full overview. I've made a systematic overview, but don't take this too seriously, as my opinion could even conflict with my gf's. Mind that the bill of this review needs to be split in two.
Pros: Nicely balanced food , Adequately priced, Nice atmosphere
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FatCow
Points +578
It's ok - Edit
For the price we paid in this vegan restaurant, we did expect more. The food was ok, not bad, but the main courses were a bit tasteless. We had a good starter but the mains (pasta al horno and seitan with mushroom bechamel) lacked personality, not to mention the rice which was absolutely tasteless.
Read morePros: Does the job for a vegan meal
Cons: Too expensive , Very simple food
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