Wonderful location, absolutely exquisite food, excellent relation prize-quality. Interesting blend of flavours and traditions. A cultural as well as a culinary experience. Exquisite ambience and decoration. This is a place you should visit if looking for a chic restaurant with lots to offer. Lovely presentation of dishes. Try the melon soup with mint for a starter, and the turban of... more

the best restaurant I have been in a long time... The food, atmosphere, service and of course that view to Alhambra- everything was perfect! thanks for your recommendations. more

This place is a delicious blend of culinary delights. Try the melon soup and the cous cous. more

Me and my new wife (on our honeymoon) decided to eat here one night. Make sure you make a reservation for the terraza or you will get stuck eating inside across the street and will miss the beauty that is granada. Not only is the view of Alhambra gorgeous, but the people around, the noise, the atmosphere, the musicians, all... more

We loved Azafran! The food was amazing as was the view of the Alhambra. We sat outside and were admist the lively streets of Granada and we enjoyed a local group of musicians preforming. The couscous with lamb was outstanding, the Iberian secret was tasty, and the dulce de leche crepe topped the evening off nicely. more

The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. When we had dinner there, most people were sat outside, but we decided to sit inside as it was dark outside. So the atmosphere was lacking a little bit as there were very few diners inside. But this didn't in any way spoil our experience. The quality of the food more than made... more

Azáfran has the most exciting menu I have seen in a long time. The food is traditional Andalucian cuisine with a modern twist. The pork medallions in dark chocolate sauce are to die for. I did not try the strawberry gazpacho but I will the next time. The salmorejo was perfectly chilled and complemented with fried eggplant sticks. And with... more

The view of the Alhambra is great but what makes Ruta del Azafran fabulous is the food. Often location trumps quality but not in this case. The space is minimalist chic yet cozy and bright. The papas rotas (broken potatoes) are amazing. I wasn't able to taste everything but the chef is to be trusted. Staff I enjoyed but some... more

The whole experience was very pleasant although the service did go off towards the end of our meal. Two big points - they need to serve more fresh vegetables. The salad with the pastel de pollo was very small indeed and needs to be bigger. The almomnd soup was delicious but the lamb was a bit dull. The pastel was... more