This review isn't about the quality of the food or the atmosphere or anything. This is about the weirdly high prices the guy charges. We are talking about $7 drinks in Granada. If you haven't been, you won't realize that this is up around double what most of the main hip places charge and quadruple what off-strip places charge. People... More

Beautifully painted interior, intimate jazz/acoustic cafe a block off the main strip. Had a drink there and listened to music (others were eating full meals that looked good).

My husband and I ate here on April 12th, we saw a sign at the top of our road that we were staying and decided to give it a go..We had the grilled egg plant brushetta for an appetizer..that was a sure way to see what was coming..it was very good! I had the fillet mignon with the gorgonzola cheese... More

Was walking home tonight after dinner and noticed this place was open, so I stopped for a nightcap in order to check out the menu. The atmosphere was great and they have live music at times. Menu prices were expensive, though. Might be a nice splurge, but seems pricey for Nicaragua.

I stumbled on this place for my last night in Granada. I wish it had been sooner because I would have gone back again! The food was yummy - I had the filet mignon w gorgonzola sauce, the mango bread dessert, and quite a few inventive cocktails: ginger daiquiri, coconut mint mojito... Imagine did cost only a tiny bit more... More

Out of all the restaurants I tried during six days of staying in Granada, I would rate this as one of the very best. In fact, I ate here two days in a row. The atmosphere was cozy and the food was delicious. I ordered the blackened salmon and mango bread with ice cream and chocolate drizzled on top for... More

While this place is not cheap, it provides a laid back atmosphere that allows you to enjoy amazing unique beverages from around the world and esquitely well prepared food. The drink options are really a gold mine for someone who lives in Nicaragua, but tourists will love the margaritas and natural ginger ale goes well with rum or imported liquor.... More

The food and service at this restaurant were both very good. However, the prices were not. It was by far the most expensive meal I had in Nicaragua (about three times more), far more than i would spend at an upscale US restaurant. Thus, I would not return even though the food and quality of ingredients were both memorable.

My girlfriend and I dined here a couple days ago on Women's Day. We wanted to splurge and were heading to La Cuidad (which is great), but decided to try Imagine instead. This decision was a mistake and I will explain. My brother is a chef in New York and my family and I all cook well, so I have... More