Zona de tapas en granada centro
Pedestrian tapas strip where free small plates arrive automatically with every drink ordered.
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About this audio guide
This guide to the tapas strip on Calle Navas in Granada centro asks a simple question: why does a plate of food arrive free with every drink, unasked, on this stretch of pavement when most of Spain gave up the custom decades ago? It traces the neighborhood's close to fifteen bars, including Los Diamantes, frying since nineteen forty-two, and the local rivalry that keeps the plates improving round after round. Order a cana and watch what lands beside it before you asked.
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