found it easily enough but had to ring the bell twice only got 1/2 a kg of cookies, more than plenty. Nun very cheery and gave us a wonderful wave and smile no English but there are translations written in English taped to the door...More

took a while to find it...found the sign on the corner of the building...just follow the instructions...the Nun did not speak a word of English...with my broken Spanish I was able to communicate...very nice lady with a sense of humor...pretty good cookies too...

We had the most delightful experience here. We noticed a sign saying "venta dulces" and went up the street and to the right. Found a "torno"- a lazy susan- with a list of the sweets baked by the nuns, with prices. The lazy susan is...More

Ring the bell and wait for a very kind nun to welcome you. Tasty cookies, Roscos, sablé,.... we bought an assortment and really like the sablés. Nevadida a bit less. Worth trying!!

We had read that one could buy good cookies from the nuns of this monastery. You pass a door, go to a window. A nun, who you never see, passes you cookies in a box. I think they cost 3 or 5€. They are very...More

We had heard about the nuns who made cookies, so we checked it out. We chose "nevaras" (with powdered sugar like wedding cookies). We placed the order on an intercom. There's a turnstile on which we expected the cookies to be placed, but the nun...More

Do cant find more authentic place in Granada. I was looking forward to go and buy cookies at this place. It is a little bit tricky to find but its worth the search. The cookies are soooo good and I just love to support local...More