Verona Restaurante

This was a good little find. It’s unusual to want Italian food in Granada where are you can get terrific Moroccan and of course Spanish food, but there you go that’s what my son wanted. When we arrived at 8:30 we were the only people there, and even when we left an hour and a bit later, there were only another three people in the smallish restaurant. The owner was very friendly and made us feel at home, and the food was great. We had a calzone, some cannelloni and some spaghetti and it was all delicious, and the portions were large and good value as well. Definitely worth a visit if you want Italian food in Spain!

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We had a pizza and spaghetti bolognese in this restaurant. What is so hard about that? The pizza had a strange strong taste and was more an American pizza than an Italian one. The spaghetti was strongly overcooked by putting in the oven and leave it there for a while. The tomato sauce was probably not home made. Besides this the interior of the restaurant was very dark. Curtains closed and very old fashioned. No place to go if you ask me. I never ever had something like this in Italy. Having a large tv in the restaurant also says it...

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We happened into this restaurant because it was near another restaurant that we wanted to try, but was closed. However, to our pleasant surprise, we really enjoyed our lunch at this family owned restaurant. The service was very friendly and helpful, the food very good, and the price reasonable. Recommended!

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We had pizzas here. They were home-made and had great toppings, Happy with food. However, the man who seemed to be the owner was rude to some other customers and that made us feel very uncomfortable. Mixed feelings, really. Most likely we won't go back.

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The combination of savory food, cozy atmosphere, and friendly service makes this a delightful place to eat in Granada. Two thumbs up!

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