Café Baraka

This is a really small place with like seven or eight other halal restaurants around it in the same area, many of which also have hookah/shishah, unfortunately. This doesn\'t, al-hamdu li l-lah. I don\'t know why, but we thought we\'d be getting dishes rather than it being a sandwich joint. It\'s a small area with limited seating, but the server/owner was very nice, ma sha\'a l-lah, probably from Morocco. We ordered the shawarma sandwich, which tasted average; the kabob sandwich, was also was good; the falafel sandwich, which wasn\'t good; and the hummus, which tasted like cumin, something we weren\'t used to and didn\'t really like. The yogurt-like sauce inside all of the sandwiches tasted good, ma sha\'a l-lah, and all the sandwiches were toasted, which was a nice touch. The pita bread provided with the hummus was clearly microwaved, probably after having been frozen. I mean, it\'s a quick place for a cheap sandwich. All of that was only 13 euros. However, although satiated, we didn\'t feel full and got hungry again a couple of hours later.

Best Kebab roll I have ever had IN MY LIFE ! Get the Beef Kebab roll with the Spicy (Hot sauce/Chutney/or whatever you want to call that AMAZING liquid spicy goodness) Regret not going there again.

definitely halal. nice halal food. good service. good prices.

Stumbled upon this place. Food was great and the owner was very friendly. Only a small number of seats available.

I use to go this place at least three times a week when I was living in Granada. They have excellent Shawarmas and the prices were not to bad for Euro standards. The service was great and it's a place for Zabihah while traveling.

A friend who lived in Granada for six months touted this place as the best shawarma in town and it certainly did not disappoint.