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When we asked people living in Spain about good local restaurants, they mentioned...

"Lots of restaurants and bars. Very vibrant. People stay out until 1-2 AM if weather is good and just hang out with friends," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Granada, Spain.

"Tapas is king here, and it is cheap (only tourists pay for tapas). lunch is not served till about 2:00, but you can find great menu del dia deals (multiple courses and beer/wine for 10 euros). Dinner at 9-11:00 pm," commented one expat who made the move to Granada, Spain.

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