Jardines de Zoraya

I stumbled upon this place while aimlessly roaming the jewish quarter in granada! And, what a find!!!
I was able to catch the flamenco show and the artists were incredibly talented. Being my first ever show, it was really good! Highly recommend it. 20 € for the show, food not included
For food — I tried the traditional egg potato with ham and garlic sauce. It was different and I liked it. Not sure if was totally authentic but it definitely will take some time to get used to the taste.
Lovely ambience and service! Highly recommend this place in the heart of the jewish/​albazin quarters.

What a wonderful evening. Service was great, tapas was nice and the atmosphere was very romantic and intimate. The flamenco dancers, male and female were mesmerizing. The acoustic guitarists and the two singers were spectacular. Can’t leave Granada without coming here.

The dancers are phenomenal and full of passion. The same can be said of the servers, as they seem genuinely kind. Service is definitely ⁵⁄₅. HOWEVER, It’s REALLY HARD to find this place at night so you better have reliable data for google maps. The locals aren’t necessarily helpful, in terms of English-​fluency.
The veal checks are good at first but then it gets too gaimey and slimey. I would suggest getting the cod. The papas were cripsy. Overall I would give the food a 3.5÷5. Its not the greatest but the flamenco is breathtaking! Check in to get your free bottle of wine!!! Just head straight for the church at the top of the hill if you get lost. It’s a really romantic little restaurant with a great view of Granada on the hillside. It’s also great to come in a group and enjoy the dancers dance their feet off!

Mitten im Atlstadt-​Gassengewirr liegt diese Flamenco-​Bar, die auch Speisen anbietet. Wir hatten ja schon ein vorzügliches Tapas-​Menu genossen und wollten uns eine Flamenco-​Show ansehen.
Ich hatte den Eindruck, dass es sich nicht unbedingt um eine Touristenfalle handelte, aber im November sieht man vielleicht nicht so viele Reiselustige in Granada.(Es war auch in der Alhambra erfreulich übersichtlich). Wir fanden alle an einem Holztisch mit etwas unbequemen Stühlen Platz und warteten auf die Show.
Die begann dann auch bald… und den Mädels unter uns fielen fast die Augen aus dem Kopf. Caramba, mir kocht der Blut! Was für ein g… ler Flamenco-​Tänzer! Die Dame neben ihm verblasste ziemlich, obwohl sie auch fantastisch war. Luis de Luis hat alles gegeben, und die Damenwelt raste vor Begeisterung. Völlig nassgeschwitzt entschwand er nach der Vorstellung und war leider nicht zu einer Privat-​Vorstellung zu überreden.
Ja… was soll ich sagen… äh… SEHR empfehlenswert!

The dancers are amazing and the food is great. It’s REALLY HARD to find this place at night though. Google maps really dies on you in Granada, so be prepared. The locals aren’t necessarily helpful, in terms of English-​fluency. Literally every little alleyway is bigger than the main streets, so again, maps are not useful. Just head straight for the church at the top of the hill if you get lost.
The view of Alhambra coming down is spectacular.
I had a hard time gauging whether or not this place was casual, or classy. Just dress to the weather and be comfortable. Some of the better seats are reserved (I think you have to do it in person).

I couldn’t leave Granada without watching a flamenco show so I went to trip advisor and this place came up. There was another place with great reviews but doesn’t offer dinner so I decided to go with Jarines.
It is a little far from the downtown but it was nice to take a long walk at night time seeing Alhambra lit up. When we got there, we were about 1hr early and the first one to be there and they gave us the best seats.
I bought the tickets online just for the shows for 20 euros each person which includes one drink and an appetizer. You would still have an option to dine there, and my husband and I decided to share one prix fixe course since I wasn’t that hungry. They had no problem us sharing. Food was average but not bad.
The service was amazing. Our waiter was very attentive and each course came out right away.
In terms of flamenco, I am not an expert but I found the show very good. It was the right length and the performers were so passionate. My husband was really tired and sleepy while we were waiting for the show. But once the show started, he woke up and was enjoying the show also. It was definitely the highlight of our trip in Granada.

I went in expecting this to be a cheesy tourist show but the performers were amazing. The guitar player and singer were very talented. The dancers put on an amazing show with passion and style. They really made the night with music and dance that was new to me.

The place is very humble but nice. The food was okay for 80 €. The flamenco was really cool and the dancers were professionals. I needed to use the restrooms and I hated myself afterwards. Dirty toilets and urine everywhere!!! Our table was sticky and they made a mistake in the check. They also were quite lazy getting our orders. I wouldn’t go again because I can watch the same kind of performance in a better ambience.

Great food, vino and Flamenco. We checked in on Unilocal and got a free bottle of vino for the show. Excellente!

Very nice Restaurant, very good food, excellence Flamenco show, price and service super and a absolut fantastic garden.

It took us a while to decide which flamenco venue to go to, but went with the Jardines de Zoraya because you could eat dinner while watching the performance which we thought was a nice idea. And all in all it was an amazing evening. The venue is really intimate and welcoming, but make sure you arrive ahead of time to get a good table. As with the previous reviewer, the performance was roughly an hour and featured a male and female flamenco dancer with guitar, percussion, violin and singer. I can talk with zero authority on flamenco but the show was incredible with both dancers showing unbelievable levels of athleticism, timing and raw emotion with their performances. I thought it was going to be a touristy place before we went, but the large number of old Spanish women in the audience hints at the opposite. I would have given Jardines de Zoraya five stars but some of the food had far too much salt, marring some perfectly cooked dishes. That being said, the portions were generous and the staff were very friendly. It may just be our palates.
On the whole this was a lovely evening and I am determined to seek out flamenco closer to home, but I’m not sure it will be able to stand up to comparison!

Well — it probably was not as authentic as flamenco in one of the caves in Sacramonte, but we had a great time. The restaurant is located in the Albaicin, and like other places here, not so good for handicapped or folks who can’t read a good map. Our server was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the food choices. We signed up for a meal plus show, and our various courses were served out throughout the nice, long evening. The show was about an hour long and featured a male and female dancer, the male on his last legs and the female very good, we thought; a good guitar player and a sax/​flute player, which we thought fairly odd for flamenco — but what do we know? A fun, touristy, relaxed evening altogether, and price was pretty good for what we got.

Très bonne table, on y mange très bien et les prix sont raisonnables.
Les serveurs sont aimables et attentionnés.
Les concerts de flamenco sont excellents, guitaristes, chanteurs et danseurs de première ordre. À né pas rater!
Je recommande aussi la superbe terrasse, idéale au printemps et lors des chaudes nuits d’été.

La caña! Un buen servicio internacional, muy amable, con buen café y una muy buena terraza interior que no descubres hasta que entras!

Great terrace and good food. Free flameco shows. Very friendly waiters.