Granada Restaurant & Pub

Granada Restaurant & Pub is a late-opening pub and restaurant on Old Sheraton Road in Hurghada, just after the Sunrise Holiday resort, on Egypt's Red Sea coast. It occupies the quieter southern stretch of the old Sheraton strip, where guests of the large all-inclusive resorts look for an evening outside the hotel grounds. The atmosphere is informal and unhurried, with a mixed crowd of tourists, resort staff and expatriates, mostly adults. Casual clothing is standard and there is no door selection. The kitchen is known for seafood alongside typical pub dishes, so many guests arrive for dinner and remain for drinks. The drinks programme is beer-focused, with draught and bottled options, plus spirits and simple cocktails and the usual soft drinks and tea. Prices are mid-range, in line with other independent Sheraton Road venues and below the marina. Its published hours of 09:00 to 04:00 daily are unusually long, making Granada one of the later-closing places in the area; it can serve breakfast or lunch, a quiet afternoon, and a late-night crowd after other venues close. The busiest period is generally after midnight in the high season from October to April, and weeknights can be very quiet. Music is typically a background mix of pop and international tracks rather than a DJ programme. There is no cover charge, and entry is free, with guests paying only for food and drink. Reservations are rarely needed, though groups of six or more benefit from calling ahead, and there is no bottle service. The location is a short taxi ride from many Sheraton Road hotels, and the road has little pavement lighting late at night, so arranging a taxi for the return is sensible. Carrying cash in Egyptian pounds is advisable, since small pubs do not always accept cards. Visitors should confirm current hours locally because late-night schedules in Hurghada can change by season.