The menu was pretty good. Plenty of selection. The staff is…read morevery attentive. They followed up after bringing my meal, which is always a pet peeve when they forget.

The restaurant itself wasnt a cosy one, we were going there as a romantic night out but it looked…read moremore like a; "eat, drink wine and leave". Its more like a type of place youd go out with a few friends for a lunch. The restaurant opened at 8, and by 830 the terrace was completely full! (Really popular place) The waiters were all rude... they didnt seem bothered nor cared about their customers. They were talking among themselves + using their phones infront of us In my opinion, its quite pricey for what it is. The fact that its a popular place and many people go there theyd risen the prices. The two dishes that we had were absolutely delicious thou! It was that delicious that I would go back even thou the service was off-putting. I still think there are better places around that area worth going to visit, but if you dont mind the customer service then defo 'worth' going

This nice restaurant is located in the old town of Las Palmas. It was shown to us group of tourists…read moreby a town guide, because the restaurant has an old and nice court yard. So you can sit outside if you want. I liked the ambiance so good , I decided to have lunch there after the tour. I ordered as main course the Codfish with passion fruit coulis on a season vegetables bed. I accompanied the meal with a nice glass of red wine. The dish was sheer poetry. The fresh fish was steamed and tasted great. The passion fruit coulis gave the bites a sweet note. The vegetables were all crunchy and contributed to an unforgettable food experience. I finished with the dessert of Three-way milk cake with dry fruit mix and toasted coconut. The dessert was a layer of cake and fruits at the bottom, topped what I can only describe as condensed whipped cream. It was so good it was gone in a blink of an eye. This would be for sure one of my regular restaurants to visit, if I would live in Las Palmas.

Placed in the streets near the old town, this place is tucked away on calle montesdeoca. We had…read morereservations for lunch the day after Christmas and it was a lovely time to go to take in the atmosphere. When you first walk into the restaurant, it feels like you wanted into a traditional Spanish home. We had a table tucked away on the corner of the patio area in the centre of the restaurant. It's lovely to feel like you're sitting outside without the pedestrian traffic. For 4 people, we ordered a couple of simple starters - mixed salad, papas arrugadas (wrinkly potatoes with red mojo), and revuelto (scrambled egg, mushroom and shrimp). Everything was fresh and tasted delicious. Also to start you have a roll of warm bread. For mains most of us ordered the cod pil pil - which is what they are known for - the pil pil is a mild garlic sauce and a side of vegetables (which I've been told most likely from the potaje!). It was delicious - and much bigger portion than expected. Overall for the price and quality of the dining experience, definitely one of the top places to eat in Las Palmas.

This restaurant is located next to the entrance of the Hotel Santa Catalina. It has only a dozen…read moretables, so either you show up at 7:30pm or make a reservation. It has a mention from Michelin guide and a finite choices on the menu card. I took the steak Wellington, which is accompanied by mashed potatoes. The meat was medium cooked as requested and tasted wonderfully. The smashed potatoes were creamy and added to the meal. It was a delightful dinner. Together with a small bottle of mineral water, a glass of wine and desserts, I spent around 36€. That amount is in some cases less than in other restaurants around the city, which are not on that level of cuisine.

This place has it all-waterfront tables overlooking a vibrant beach scene, great cocktails,…read moredelicious sangria, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner available. On the lunch menu, I found the tasty grilled cheese, which is just that-grilled cheese, no bread involved, served with flavorful mojo sauce. My husband raved about his french fry, egg, and sausage breakfast mashup, wishing we had something like it at home. Service was great, while the menu includes interesting English translations. A perfect destination on a pleasant stroll on the wide promenade.

Absolutely stunning views of the ocean, overall great ambiance and truly amazing seafood as well as…read moreother meals. Really nice fresh bread. Overall great experience.

This Spot is located on the Marina of Las Palmas, which is used as open Parking. Thus I was unsure…read morewhether I should take a seat. But the outdoor seating is shielded with glass sheets against wind and exhaust gas. So I took a seat. The waiters were all friendly but had difficulty speaking in English. Nevertheless we managed. I ordered the Beef Tenderloin with plum sauce and marinated potatoes. The dish arrived and the meat was medium cooked as ordered. It was tender and delicious to eat. The plum sauce had just a hint of plum, so that I mistakenly thought I got a morel sauce and thus the wrong dish. Together with the meat , every bite was a delight. The marinated potatoes were almost white and had just the right amount of salt. Although they were not crisp like French Fries, they were weary tasty. I accompanied the meal with one glass of Duero. I finished with a dessert of caramel cream, topped by whipped cream. It was great but I had to concede defeat at the last couple of spoons. Together the whole meal and a bottle of mineral water plus coffee cost me 27.50€. A bargain for the quality of the meat.

Food quality, bad shrimp in pad Thai , resulting in food poisoning for my wife. My quesadilla was…read morefine.

Great Bar and Restaurant located near the beach. Drinks are very good and the food is awesome!read more