Bodegas La Mancha

Name: Bodegas La Mancha
Address: C. Joaquín Costa, 10, Granada, Andalusia, Spain
Telephone: +34958228968
Price range: $
Rating: 4.1

#442 of 2154 pubs & bars in Granada

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This bar and Mirador San Miguel Alto can be both really attractive for tourists. Bodegas La Mancha offers its guests to try Spanish cuisine. Do not leave without enjoying perfectly cooked spanish tapas, croquettes and jamon. Try good che. Delicious vermouth, wine or draft beer are waiting for you at this place. Visit this place and order great cortado.

This spot is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. A number of visitors suppose that prices are attractive for what you receive. At this bar, people can enjoy the enjoyable atmosphere and beautiful decor. Bodegas La Mancha is ranked 4.3 within the Google grading system.

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Amarok Sh 3 months ago on Google

It was closed without notice

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fermc13 3 months ago on Google

It is closed for renovations and they don't warn you. don't go

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Kaia K. 5 years ago on Yelp

Stop in for the excellent food, stay for the authentic Spanish bar experience. You receive tapas free with your drink- which can be anything from tortilla española, to an offel stew of tripe and liver, to even a plate of fresh shrimp. Many tapas change every day based on what is available. After you earn a spot at the bar, you sit among the regulars- old men who've been coming here to eat every night for years. They argue and laugh with the four very professional bartenders in Spanish about the soccer game on tv, or anything else. In this cheery atmosphere at around 11:00 pm, families come out to eat dinner, and soon enough small children are seen darting about the tiled floors sipping Fanta Naranja and scarfing other nibbles. Above everyone there hang large fatty legs of jamón, only adding to the cozy and comfortable feel of Bodegas La Mancha. Our personal favorite plates include their homemade croquettes, and bocadillos (sandwiches). The prices are very cheap as well. I also recommend that you have a basic knowledge of Spanish, if you want to talk to the bartenders and ask for more food. If not, they have an English menu as well!