El Tercer Ojo’s darkly bohemian lounge and bar, decorated in Asiatic style, leads out to an attractive patio dining area that seems to be popular in the evening (reservations are welcomed and recommended – there wasn’t a spare table available on one unremarkable Monday night in January).

You can start your meal with tempting tapas-style appetizers (such as black-olive cream or smoked salmon on toasted bread). For mains, the menu then focuses on a variety of pastas, grills, seafood plates, salads and crepes. There are internationally inspired meals (Asian and European accents are discernible), with plenty available for vegetarians. Appealing desserts are also on offer for those who have room after the generous mains.

Happy hour, between 4 and 7 pm daily, means 2 for 1 glasses of fruity and fuerte sangria ; wine (by the bottle and glass), beers, spirits, juices and coffees are also available.

El Tercer Ojo offers free Wi-fi access to customers, and an interesting selection of books for them to browse through should they wish. Artwork and furniture can also be purchased there. It’s definitely an interesting and agreeable place to while away an afternoon, or enjoy an evening drink, as well as to dine on attractively presented and good quality food.

Location:
Calle El Arsenal, Opposite San Fransisco Convent, Granada, Nicaragua
Granada, Nicaragua

Restaurant Types:
Tapas, international cuisine, steaks, seafood

Currencies accepted
US dollar

Price Description: Tapas (c$ 65-95), mains (c$ 65-240), desserts (c$ 65) glass of sangria/wine (c$ 50), national beer (c$ 25)

prices include tax - credit cards accepted for bills more than c$ 150.

Atmosphere: Conservatory

Menu Features:Vegetarian dishes

Bar Features:Full bar, wine / beer, bring your own beer, no alcohol served

Regulations: Yes

Dress Code: Dressy

Reservation: Recommended

Park Options: No

Contact Information:
Phone: 552 – 6451
E-mail: eltercerojo_granada(at)remove-this.yahoo.com

By Felicity Runchman

I'm an open-minded and adventurous spirited British female traveller, taking a year off work at present to explore Latin America. So far I've...

Created: 15 Jan 2009

Updated: 15 Jan 2009

Reviews

Traveler Reviews of El Tercer Ojo

Best Food

Surprisingly tasty food, soft and tender meats, best quality, even the ice in your cocktails is from purified water 

Traveler from Tampa on May 30, 2009