Primeira classificação Vida Nocturna em Granada

A local bar with an international outreach, Poë specializes in excellent tapas, attracting a crowd of expats, locals, students and tourists. Poë is run by UK-born Matthew Poe and his Angolan wife Ana, and together they manage to keep the menu eclectic and the atmosphere electric. You can choose from a selection of their famous homemade dishes- Portugese Piri-Piri, Brazilian bean stew, Thai Chicken curry and Italian veggies. And don't forget to try the absinthe shots (served with sugar cubes).

Come and dance to salsa, merengue ballenatos and other Latin rhythms. You'll be mixing with a crowd of all ages, nationalities and colours. This dance club is a real melting pot. The area around the dance floor is decorated with photos of Latin neighbourhoods from different cities around the world. You can choose from a great variety of traditional Latin American cocktails, like mojitos, caipiriña, piña colada, margaritas and others, mainly based on rum and fruit juices. There are lots of imported rums and beers from the other side of the Atlantic as well. It's located above the café París, across the road from the interesting Hospital San Juan de Dios.

For music, records, festivals, drinks and friends; Loop Bar & Records is the place to be at. This is an unusual place in Granada. Rocking live music and latest music records is what you get at this bar and records store. Local DJs too keep the groove on by spinning amazing tracks one after the other. Serving local bar food and delicious tapas, this place is good for enjoying nice drinks with your friends. Visit their website for more information on the events and the open hours.

En Carmen de San Miguel is a delightful restaurant you can find on the hill towards Alhambra. The views are spectacular and one can appreciate this picturesque scene, in a glass enclosed patio styled terrace with beautiful views of flowers and the hillside. The cuisine is prepared with the freshest of seasonal produce, ensuring you get the healthiest and tastiest culinary experience possible. Specialties here include pâté of partridge with a vinaigrette sauce, Iberian ham with manchego cheese and a casserole of monk fish and fresh clams to name a few. The wine list here is extensive as well, including selections from all over the country.

Dabble in an experience that will not only introduce you to local flavors but also a long-embedded bar culture where tapas are on the house. So, as your sherries and cocktails keep flowing, plates of fried seafood also keep rolling out. Clams, grilled squid, fried prawns, anchovies and fried calamari are the tapas that fill out the menu. The atmosphere is always buzzing and service is super-efficient, given the place is packed with locals all the time.

The Lemon Rock Bar is a cheerful and charming place to dine, with a contemporary decor that blends quaint, classical elements with an industrial vibe. The menu is a delicious melange of cocktails, coffee and other cafe staples, alongside an ever-evolving menu of Mediterranean fare. The bar is sectioned off into several individual spaces, each with a character of its own. The dining room boasts a relaxed and congenial ambiance, while upstairs, the terrace is a fine place to cool off on hot summer days and mingle with travelers. The offer is completed by nightly entertainment like DJ nights, and live music featuring local and touring acts.