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A Granada institution, going strong since 1942, this scruffy, always-busy joint is one of the best tapas hangouts on bar-packed Calle Navas. It's standing room only, but the seafood – fried squid, grilled prawns, boquerones – is excellent and there's a sociable scene. Branches around town, including on Plaza Nueva.


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