Great food, varied menu, our waiter Alfredo was the best! Try the beef tacos with the Nutella crepe for dessert.
Alfredo even gave me mini Spanish lessons and laughed at my bad jokes!
After traveling the Pacific coast of Nica for ten days (and being generally underwhelmed by food offerings), El Tercer was a very pleasant surprise. Very fresh fish (sushi, fisherman's stew, and lobster), great beef, and fantastic service.
Decent good and prices with good atmosphere
Great food, varied menu, our waiter Alfredo was the best! Try the beef tacos with the Nutella crepe for dessert.
Alfredo helped gave me mini Spanish lessons and laughed at my bad jokes!
Spanish for "The Third Eye", this is a place in downtown Granada that serves a variety of foods, both Nicaraguan and gringo cuisine, in addition to oddities like sushi. Food is good, with very large portions, but is very expensive by Nicaraguan standards, with many mains costing about USD$12-20. Has the usual selection of Toña and Victoria beers, but also what is probably the best collection of craft beers in Granada, including a stout brewed specifically for El Tercer Ojo. Domestic beers less than USD$2, while craft beers are $USD6-7 per bottle. Friendly, if typically leisurely service. Has weekly specials for sushi and burgers.
They have good selection of vegetarian food, great place for lunch as it is naturally nice and cool in the afternoon. The food is amazing, I had veggie tacos, and for the location it's good value for money.
Granted it was a Tuesday, which seems to be an off day in Granada as far as restaurants are concerned, the service and availability of the menu left much to be desired. Compared to the service from other establishments, this was the worst service we had on our stay. Three different people from the wait staff came to our table on my taking our drink order after which only after contemplating leaving when fifteen minutes had passed did the register attendant come after over hearing our dissatisfaction. Most of the menu was unavailable and I had to settle for an overpriced burger with a soggy bun. I'm sure that at some point the menu was presented well, however good ingredients with poor execution does not justify the price. This seems like a place for tourists that like Applebee's or Chilis. This does not warrant a visit form anyone looking for quality or culture. I would recommend finding anyone of the other fine establishments on the main street. At least there you'll get what you pay for.
The best parts of this restaurant are the ambience and specials. They have 2 x 1 deals most nights, making an otherwise good dining experience even better. There are good drinks and good dinner options, ranging from sushi, tacos, to steak. I tried them all and I was pleased with it all. The service and dessert were okay.
I'm gonna rant on the bad since the good is obvious (location, decor).
First we started with an order of Babaganouj, which came with 6 TINY pieces of pita, so we had to ask for more, which of course they charged an unreasonable amount. The sushi roll was a lot of rice and very little fish for 14usd. The burger platter was nice, but tiny burger on a giant bun.
The service was painfully slow, which at that price point, I expect better.
The food was great and the restaurant itself was beautiful to sit in but expect to pay a lot for in Nicaragua.
We had a wonderful meal and bottle of wine and there happened to be a huge fireworks show to cap off a memorable night.
I had a vegetarian taco and it was excellent, I also recommend the local drink called Macuà , made with rhum and fruit juices, so strong that I went back to my hotel to sleep. I was tired from the heat as well ;)
Had here dinner twice and both times the food was excellent. The portions are generous and the veggie dinner plate is the best I ever had. Staff is very friendly and attentive. Highly recommended.
I absolutely love the decoration.. Sushi was nice for being Nicaragua, although a bit pricey
Nice bar, great cocktails, good wine selection (for Central America) and good happy hour from 4 - 8pm. It's in the busy bar district of Granada and a good choice for a drink.
great music, great food, great vibe
Tourist prices for very small quantities of food. There are well-priced massages upstairs though.
This is a very neat place. They have shops too!
The food, ambience, staff, everything about this place is amazing! If all that we not enough they also show movies on the wall. We spent a number of days in Granada & couldn't help but visit this place for two dinners because we loved everything about it so much!
Great service and nice food 😊😊😊😋