Hicuri

Un sitio muy agradable. El trato muy bueno. Me gustó mucho la lasaña vegetal. Muy recomendable.

Un sitio diferente para salir de la rutina. ¿Quién dijo que un vegano podía ser aburrido? Además de tener una amplia carta de batidos y tostadas para el desayuno, disfrutar de una cena en este lugar puede ser toda una experiencia. Tapas y raciones para compartir de buen tamaño. Las croquetas de espinacas con queso son sencillamente espectaculares. Gran variedad de ensaladas (la de nuggets muy original). Lasaña y tofú muy ricos. Buena carta de vinos de todos lps precios. Algunas noches un pianista toca música en directo. La decoración del local tiene graffitis del «Niño de las pinturas», uno de los grafiteros españoles más reconocidos y que tiene en el barrio del Realejo su santuario.

The lunch special was a great deal — three courses, very filling, and good variety of options. It was so nice to find a vegan restaurant with fresh options. The pea and mint soup (soup of the day) was especially good. Friendly service and a beautiful space — loved the art work.

Yum! Great vegetarian food, very convenient, reasonable prices. I’d highly recommend it for vegetarians and non vegetarians alike. Friendly service.

Amazing quality and selection of vegetarian dishes and combination meals and desserts. Friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended.

What a wonderfully delicious place for vegan eats!
Definitely stop by here and get the 13.50 € meal. The soup with avocados and the ratatouille were both blessings to my stomach. I thought I was taking a gamble trying the fresh beet and ginger juice but WOW was that ever a good choice to accompany my meal! Finished the meal off with chocolate cake and vegan ice cream. Perfect ending.
This restaurant also raises funds for some local animal rights groups, so toss your change in the tin cans at the cash on your way out.
No WiFi here for those who like to surf the web while they dine.
Animal-​loving vibes.

This place is great! The food tastes fresh and makes you want to come back for more!
We tried the «chicken» sandwich and the gourmet burger. Both were good but the chicken sandwich edged out. The flavors were delicious. We went back and had the vegetable curry over basmati rice and it was another great selection.
Give this place a try! Worth it.

My husband and I went here about eight times in the five days we were visiting Granada– that should give you an indication of how much we loved it. The breakfast is healthy and energizing (try the avocado and tofu scramble and the smoothies). The dinner options are good as well. The tea is delicious also. The staff is very friendly.

Great option from the usual tapas or if you’re vegan. Milk substitute options include hazelnut, almond, and coconut milk. They also have a full menu of organic teas. You can choose either a la carte or a meal option for 12.80 euros. With the meal option, I chose a starter of lentil soup, main dish of oriental seitan with veggies, basmati rice, and curry sauce, organic tea beverage, rice pudding for dessert, and received a bread /​fresh carrots with a yogurt dip appetizer. Awesome meal and very friendly service altogether. Inside of the restaurant was clean and colorful.

They have a nice lunch set for 13 euros including starter, main, (green) juice, and dessert. Great to get your fix of veggies/​vegan amidst all the tapa-​in in Granada!

Hicuri was a surprise find after getting lost trying to find an Irish pub near Gran Via. I took heed of giant RESTAURANTE VEGANO sign outside and vowed to come back with my vegetarian boyfriend. Vegetarian and vegan options in Spain are a bit slim (what can you expect from a country that worships jamon?) so we were stoked to have one within a 10 minute walk from our apartment in the Albayzin.
The restaurant has ample indoor seating and sell a variety of vegan and health food items (all for a very fair price) near the counter. This is where we stocked up on vital wheat gluten, frozen fake meat, rice milk, and herb salt.
The menu consists of typical Spanish dishes with a no-​meat twist. You can go a la carte or choose a starter, main dish, dessert, drink and coffee for about 12 euros. We had the:
— Salmorejo: Excellent chilled tomato soup. A little thicker than gazpacho, salmorejo typically has cuts of ham in it. Hicuri’s featured a healthy serving of avocado.
— Stir-​Fried Seitan: Asian inspired dish with an assortment of fresh veggies and seitan (deliciously homemade!) over rice.
— Veggie Lasagna: Again, great assortment of veggies in this creamy lasagna dish. The pasta was an alternative grain pasta. Mucho delicioso.
— Tiramisu: Was surprised at the texture. This is more a rice pudding flavored like tiramisu than actual tiramisu. Great none-​the-​less, but be warned this may not fit your tastes.
— Juices: They can blend anything! Just ask.
Overall, a fantastic vegan option in meat-​heavy Spain!

Excellent vegan food. We had the soup of the day which was hearty, followed by the vegetable lasagna and the veggie couscous. Everything was delicious, including the wine, fresh juice and dessert. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. Definitely a great idea for anyone who needs a break from the usual tapas dishes!