Food was really good, but.. First they seemed to have…read moreforgotten my food and served my wives food a good 10min before mine. Then when I asked to pay, the first guy seemed to have forgotten it and we asked again after some 10 mins. When we paid we had no small change so we expected change (over 10eur) back, but he never came back and we yet again had to ask for our change back. Would recommend for the food, but not the service

An Italian pancakes and ice cream shop with an actual Italian couple running it. They passed the…read morefirst step: pistachio ice cream isn't actually nuclear green! The taste test confirmed it all: fantastic chocolate, lemon, raspberry banana, tiramisu and of course pistachio ice cream. Winter 2017 price were 3.20 EUR for two balls, cone or cup.

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.