Calle Navas, a narrow pedestrian street in Granada's centre with café terraces under awnings and festival decorations hung overhead

Food and drink

Granada tapas tours compared: the Walking Food Tour with a Full Meal, the Tapas Crawl and the e-bike tour with a tapas break, with prices and what you eat

Granada tapas and food tours compared on price, length, meeting point and what is eaten: the Walking Food Tour with a Full Meal from €71 (612 reviews), the Tapas Crawl from €69 and the e-bike tour with a tapas break from €69. And why the tapa is free anyway.

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In this guide

💡 The Short Version: For a first food walk, book the Walking Food Tour with a Full Mealad: from €71, 3.5 hours, 612 reviews at 4.8 stars, up to 10 people, with food and drinks for a full lunch or dinner. The Tapas Crawlad is from €69 for 3 hours, with four bars, about ten tapas and four drinks. The e-bike tour with a tapas breakad is from €69 for 3 hours. A free tapa comes with each drink in most bars, so a tour pays for the guide and the order of the bars, not the food: free tapas in Granada explains how. Prices are GetYourGuide’s lowest “from” price per person, in euros.

Prices, lengths and review counts are GetYourGuide’s. Every tour listed cancels free up to 24 hours ahead.

The tours, compared

TourOperatorLengthFromWhat it is
Granada: Walking Food Tour with a Full MealadSpain Food Sherpas3.5 hours€71Hams, wines and local dishes, with a stop at Chikito; up to 10; 612 reviews at 4.8
Granada: Tapas Crawl - All includedadFood Lover Tour3 hours€69Four venues, about 10 tapas and 4 drinks, in the evening; up to 11; 121 reviews at 4.9
Granada: Highlights & Viewpoints eBike Tour with Tapas BreakadTourBike & TopSegway Granada3 hours€69A sightseeing ride with one tapas stop on a terrace; up to 8; 80 reviews at 4.9
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Calle Navas, a narrow pedestrian street in Granada's centre with café terraces under awnings and festival decorations hung overhead

Calle Navas, the pedestrian tapas street beside the Town Hall. Photo: Chabe01, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

The food tours

Walking Food Tour with a Full Meal

From €71 · 3.5 hours · 4.8 stars from 612 reviews · meets at Acera del Casino 7

Granada: Walking Food Tour with a Full Mealad is run by Spain Food Sherpas, in English, for up to 10 people. The listing names Granada ham, regional wines and traditional dishes, enough food and drinks for a full lunch or dinner, and a stop at the historic Chikito restaurant. It adds an Iberian ham tasting on Saturday evenings. Spain Food Sherpas prints €71 for an adult on its own site, the same as GetYourGuide’s price. The listing says it is unsuitable for wheelchair users and asks you to state dietary requirements when you book. Start times show when you check availability.

Tapas Crawl

From €69 · 3 hours · 4.9 stars from 121 reviews · meets at the Centro Federico García Lorca, Plaza de la Romanilla

Granada: Tapas Crawl - All includedad is run by Food Lover Tour, in English, for up to 11 people. It visits four venues, from taverns to neighbourhood bars and bodegas, with about 10 tapas servings and 4 drinks, and the last stop is dessert. Food Lover Tour’s own site prints “from 69€” for it, the same as GetYourGuide’s price. The listing lists strict vegans and people with severe gluten allergies as unsuitable.

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The e-bike tour with a tapas break

From €69 · 3 hours · 4.9 stars from 80 reviews · meets at Plaza de Cuchilleros 12

Granada: Highlights & Viewpoints eBike Tour with Tapas Breakad is run by TourBike & TopSegway Granada, in English, French or Spanish, as a small group of up to 8 or a private tour. It includes the electric bike, a helmet and hotel pick-up. The listing names the San Nicolás and San Miguel Alto viewpoints and a break for drinks and tapas on a terrace in a square. Riders must be at least 150 cm tall and weigh no more than 118 kg. Granada walking tours compares the other bike and walking tours.

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How to choose

  • A meal or a tasting. The Walking Food Tour is built to replace a lunch or dinner. The Tapas Crawl counts four stops and about ten tapas, and its last stop is dessert.
  • Where it meets. Acera del Casino 7 for the Walking Food Tour, Plaza de la Romanilla for the Tapas Crawl and Plaza de Cuchilleros for the e-bike tour, all in the centre.
  • Dietary needs. Tell the operator when you book. Strict vegans and severe gluten allergies are listed as unsuitable for the Tapas Crawl.
  • Wheelchairs. The Walking Food Tour lists wheelchair users as unsuitable.
  • Without a tour. Best tapas in Granada gives the bars with the address and the hours the operators print, and where to eat in Granada covers the restaurants.
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Plan the rest

Three days in Granada fits a tour or a tapas evening into the plan, the best time to visit Granada has the weather by month, and where to stay in Granada compares the areas. What to book before you go to Granada has the hours of every sight.

Common questions

Which Granada food tour has the most reviews?

On GetYourGuide, the Walking Food Tour with a Full Meal, with 612 reviews at 4.8 stars, from €71 for 3.5 hours. The Tapas Crawl has 121 reviews at 4.9, from €69 for 3 hours, and the e-bike tour with a tapas break 80 at 4.9, from €69 for 3 hours.

Do I need a tapas tour in Granada?

No. A free tapa comes with each drink in most bars, so a crawl on your own costs the price of the drinks. A tour sells the guide, the order of the bars and the booking, not the food.

How much is a tapas tour in Granada?

GetYourGuide's lowest prices are €69 for the Tapas Crawl and the e-bike tour with a tapas break and €71 for the Walking Food Tour with a Full Meal, per person. Spain Food Sherpas, which runs the Walking Food Tour, prints €71 for an adult on its own site, and Food Lover Tour, which runs the Tapas Crawl, prints from €69.

Can I cancel a Granada food tour?

GetYourGuide lists free cancellation up to 24 hours before for each of the three, with reserve now and pay later.

Are the Granada food tours suitable for vegetarians?

Tell the operator when you book. The Walking Food Tour asks for dietary requirements at booking, and the Tapas Crawl lists strict vegans and people with severe gluten allergies as unsuitable.

Where do the Granada tapas tours start?

The Walking Food Tour meets at Acera del Casino 7, the Tapas Crawl at the Centro Federico García Lorca in Plaza de la Romanilla, and the e-bike tour at Plaza de Cuchilleros 12, by Plaza Nueva.