Amsterdam cafe pub

Bar with a small but good selection of Spanish and International bottled craft beers.

Hier geen eten of tapas maar wel een mooie selectie flesjes en blikjes craftbeer uit heel Europa, maar wel geen Spaanse. Een Spaans bier is er wel van ’t vat. Zeer mooi en gezellig interieur met een centrale ronde toog. Zeer vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Het Engels is bij de ene iets beter dan de andere. Op de kaart vind je een grote variëteit aan cocktails, voor het bier wandel je mee met een ober naar de inkijkfrigo’s waar je de nodige uitleg krijgt. De muziek is een selectie van rock classics. Bij je drankje krijg je hier geen tapas maar een kommetje borrelnootjes mix en een kommetje snoep. Naast bier kun je er ook sterke drank ontdekken zoals Rum uit Granada. Je betaald hier iets meer dan op andere plaatsen maar het is er aangenaam vertoeven!

This is one place where you can get something a bit more unusual in a bottle than the macro lagers, but you will have to track it down, as it will not be the obvious. They don't have a beer menu so you have to ask a person. If you Spanish is good, you may have better luck. I found an English speaking staff member but when asked only listed some big breweries when asked about craft beer, so ended up with a "red" beer. Otherwise, it is a pleasant but undistinguished cafe / bar. Worth a stop but clearly craft beer is not currently much of a focus here.

My main concern with this place is how hard it was to convince the staff that I don't want to have some macro lager. Eventually they showed me their fridge with a decent selection of the usual big european breweries. De Molen, Brewdog, Beavertown etc. Honestly I don't remember their local selection. Visit if you want but keep in mind that it's not a bar focused on craft beer.

Una grandisima selección de botellas que no para de aumentar. Faltan los grifos de barril pero la selección es inmensa con marcas high end tanto nacionales como internacionales. En todo lo relacionado a la cerveza, aunque no es un pub especializado en ello, el trato, conocimiento y servicio son exquisitos.

Zero beers on tap but a fine bottle selection of both domestic and foreign high quality breweries. Service is excellent and knowledgeable. Prices are high for this city

The best beer bar I found in Granada, nothing on tap all on bottle. But the bottle selection is pretty good with a dozen Spanish beers from Sevebrau, NaparBier and Dougall’s. International brands included BrewDog, Flying Dog, The Bruery, Hoppin’ Frog, Le Baladin and a decent selection of Belgian beers, ranging from oude geuze to trappists. Overall very pleased with the service, bar manager Ignacio suggested beers to try and made sure we always had something in our glasses. Atmosphere is something between a bar and cafe, with many people stopping by for a quick drink before heading elsewhere. It did get a bit noisy at times but not for long. Visited: 2016-03-22

Visited March 2015. Not really a beer bar, but sure a good place to score and explore while in Granada. Quite big, dim-lit with an extensive liquor selection - good place for gin and rum lovers, too, didn’t try any cocktails, but they make them. No beer menu, but on the side there’s a big beer fridge with around 70 different bottles - Decent Spanish craft, some trappist and other Belgian beers and plenty of others - UK, some US, some German. Bartenders are patient, very friendly and do their best to explain and discuss the beers, considering the language barrier. Free peanuts/ gummy candy with order. Stayed in Granada 2 nights, visited there on the first, did not bother to look for another place on the second.