The Alhambra
It was the residence of Muslim kings of Granada and their court, and also a renaissance palace during the Holy Roman Empire, thereby providing a unique mixture of architectural and decorating styles, marriage of the Mediterranean and Middle East. The greatest concern for the architects of the Alhambra was to cover every single space with decoration, no matter the size of the space, and no decorative element was enough.
The Moors left their greatest mark in the region of Andalusia. Here you will find a cuisine rich with examples of Arab culinary influence. Spices, ingredients, cooking techniques mingled to create a new cuisine. The Moors introduced the cultivation of rice, citrus fruits, peaches, bananas, and many Middle Eastern spices including cumin, aniseed, and sugar, which are used in Iberian cooking today.
The marriage of both Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisines has developed through time-honored practice, patience, and tradition passed down from one generation to another. Food is a fundamental part of the regions's heritage and culture; the ingredients reflect their geography of their homeland while savoring the colors and accents of the aesthetic tastes of both the Mediterranean and Middle East. The cuisines are associated with many social events such as births, anniversaries, and weddings; the culinary traditions are intertwined with the region's history and religion.
While Alhambra Palace Restaurant is certainly not the original, the restaurant is quite an amazing sight to behold. Alhambra Palace is a complete departure from the usual paneled walls featured in other establishments. Alhambra Palace features high ceilings, mosaic tile floors, velvet drapes, and the most awe inspiring imported artwork. Alhambra Palace also features beautiful venue that can host intimate affairs to large-scale events of all sizes. Whether you are celebrating a wedding, a birthday, or hosting a corporate outing, the elaborate décor, entertainment, and creative food packages featured at Alhambra Palace are sure to enhance your event.
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