Restaurante Fairuz

“Pedí un plato a la parrilla y estaba delicioso y especial.”

Milana Morozova★★★★★

We ordered a variety of dishes including hummus, fattoush, kebab, fresh lemonade, ayran, tea, and more—and everything was delicious. The flavors were rich and authentic, and the food felt fresh and homemade. This was actually our second time coming back, which says a lot! The quality is consistently great, and the portions are generous. On top of that, the prices are very affordable, especially for the quality you get. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Highly recommend if you’re in Granada and want something tasty, filling, and budget-friendly!

Rana O.★★★

A small Lebanese restaurant located on the lively Elvira Street in Granada. The chicken tawouk was flavorful and well prepared, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere felt authentically Lebanese, with Fairuz songs playing in the background. My only criticism is that some of the lettuce and parsley used in the salad garnish did not appear fresh. Overall, a pleasant place to enjoy Lebanese food when you’re craving a taste of home.

Sophie Guo★★★★★

Upon arriving in Granada, there were many restaurant options to try near our hotel, but this one really stood out! We ordered the té marroquí (morrocan tea), hummus beiruti, ensalada griega (greek salad), maqluba con pollo (chicken maqluba), & arroz con leche (rice pudding). Every bite was so delicious with rich flavor profiles and fresh ingredients! Loved the homey atmosphere as well. Also, I appreciated that the menu had very clear allergy descriptions on all their items. Would love to return and try other bites here! :D

Wukong★★★★

Visited Restaurante Fairuz recently and had a generally positive experience. The atmosphere is inviting, making it a solid choice for Middle Eastern cuisine in Granada. Ordered the Mixed Grill (Parrillada Mixta) and the Chicken Kabsa. The Mixed Grill offered a nice variety of seasoned meats, though it’s a little on the dry side—nothing a bit of their flavorful sauces couldn't help, but worth noting. The Chicken Kabsa was pretty good as well; the rice was aromatic and well-spiced, but the chicken was a bit bland. The only real downside was the service, which was quite slow throughout the even