Centre, Albaicín or Sacromonte
According to its listing, La Alboreá is on Calle Pan, next to Plaza Nueva. Jardines de Zoraya is a restaurant with a stage and a garden in the Albaicín. Los Tarantos and Cueva de la Rocío are Sacromonte caves devoted to the zambra gitana.
What each ticket includes
Los Tarantos and Cueva de la Rocío include one drink. Zoraya lists the show only, with drinks extra, and so does La Alboreá. If you want dinner, only Los Tarantos has a dinner option in its listing.
Times and arrival
Zoraya's listing gives shows at 18:00, 20:00 and 22:30, and Cueva de la Rocío's at 20:00, 21:00 and 22:00. At Los Tarantos seats are not assigned and fill in order of arrival. The listings for Los Tarantos, Zoraya and Cueva de la Rocío ask you to arrive 15 minutes early, and La Alboreá's asks for 20.
Cancellation and accessibility
According to the listings, cancellation is free up to 1 hour before at La Alboreá, 24 hours at Zoraya, 36 hours at Los Tarantos and 48 hours at Cueva de la Rocío. All four mention wheelchair access; at La Alboreá, Los Tarantos and Cueva de la Rocío you need to say so when booking.
Frequently asked questions
Which Granada flamenco venue is best if I want dinner?
Los Tarantos is the one whose listing offers a dinner option: starters, a main course, dessert and a drink. Jardines de Zoraya's listing, although it is a restaurant, covers the show only.
How long is the show?
One hour in all four listings. Plan to arrive 15 or 20 minutes early.
How do you get to the Sacromonte caves?
The Cueva de la Rocío listing says you cannot drive up the Camino del Sacromonte: you can take a taxi, the C34 city bus, or walk from Plaza Nueva.