as they can guess from the name, this restaurant has a large and beautiful garden that I think it is worth sitting only under a apple or walnut tree and to visit the view of the highest city in Spain. they have 2 different menus that are traditional Alpujarreño food, so there are not many vegan options, although they get the tomato and avocado salad that is huge and tasty. then there is the Indian menu, with a large selection of curries. a few are already vegan- I think the tarka dahl and mixed veg- although they are not labeled as such on the menu, but they can ask the staff who are very friendly (although they do not speak English). They can also be made after a certain curry vegan, my fav...
