Rating8.1
Rating8.3Adults Only
Rating8.3Granada's on-site dining is more extensive than its 120-room count suggests — seven restaurant options plus a bar, though several are at the Golf & Country Club location across the street rather than in the hotel building itself. The steakhouse (Prime Grill), Italian (Villa Italia), and sushi bar (Ban-Horu) are at the Country Club. El Patio handles breakfast and lunch at the hotel. Most à la carte venues require reservations. All-inclusive guests can also use Castilla's restaurants via the sky bridge.
| Restaurant | Meals | Reservations | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ban-Horu Sushi Bar | Additional charge | ||
| Coffee Shop | Additional charge | ||
| El Patio | Additional charge | ||
| Lobby Bar | Included | ||
| Poolside Bar | Included | ||
| Prime Grill Steak House | Additional charge | ||
| Room Service | Additional charge | ||
| Villa Italia Ristorante Italiano | Additional charge |
Bar menu
Evening bar (3–11pm), indoor. Cocktails and drinks included in the all-inclusive plan. Quieter than Castilla's bar due to the smaller property size — more conversation-friendly.
Bar menu, Snacks
Swim-up bar and outdoor poolside drinks (9am–9pm). Light snacks included in all-inclusive. Standard poolside service.
Steakhouse
Full breakfast, lunch, and dinner steakhouse at the Golf & Country Club clubhouse. Grilled meats, prime rib, and an extensive salad bar. Reservation required. Smart casual. One of the more substantial dining options across the El Cid complex.
Signature dishes: Grilled marbled steak, Prime rib, Extensive salad bar
Italian
Italian restaurant at the Country Club with brick-oven pizzas and homemade pasta. Indoor and outdoor seating. Open from 2pm, dinner only in practice. Reservation required. The Tuscan Pizza and Fettuccine Alfredo are mentioned consistently in positive reviews.
Signature dishes: Brick-oven pizzas (e.g., Tuscan Pizza, Pizza de Camarón y Almeja), Fettuccine Alfredo, Spaghetti alla Bolognese, Mozzarella Caprese
Japanese, Sushi
Japanese restaurant at the Country Club with handcrafted sushi, rolls, and teppanyaki grill. Dinner only (5–10pm). Reservation required. Teppanyaki table seats up to 8 — good for a group event. The Mazatleco roll is a local specialty.
Signature dishes: Handmade sushi rolls, Teppanyaki dishes, Mazatleco sushi roll, Thin-sliced tuna sashimi
Argentinian, Tex-Mex, Asian, Cajun
The main on-site restaurant, outdoors near the hotel pool. Breakfast (buffet with omelette bar), snack service midday, and à la carte dinner with an Argentinian focus. Dinner reservation required. The Argentinian dinner set is the highlight — better than the buffet lunch by a meaningful margin.
Signature dishes: Argentinian a la carte dishes, Tex-Mex dishes, Asian dishes, Cajun dishes, Omelette egg bar
International, Mexican
24-hour availability, à la carte from a dedicated menu. Additional charge. All-inclusive menu available 7am–10:30pm.
Coffee, Light bites
Coffee and light bites, morning and afternoon. Additional charge for specialty coffees. Hours vary.
Signature dishes: Freshly brewed coffee, Light bites
