A Moroccan-style tearoom on a quiet street near Plaza Nueva, perfect for winding down after an afternoon at the Alhambra. The menu runs to dozens of teas from around the world — light Darjeelings, strong Pakistani blends, fragrant North African mints — all served in elegant teapots. There are biscuits and small cakes to go with them.
The interior leans heavily into Arabic decor, with low stools and poufs for seating. It is atmospheric but not the most comfortable spot for a long sit — twenty minutes is about right for a restorative cup before heading back out.