Average! I was here with my friend. This place is really German…read more The waiters were really surprised when we asked for an English menu , but really tried to talk English with us (their English was perfectly understandable). I think we were the only not-German guests. Everybody was talking German, there was German television (of course with football) and all the boatds/ads where in German written... We ordered typically German food (currywurst and a sauerkraut dish). My currywurst was alright, but the fries were much too salty! Uneatable. Service was friendly but she forgot us multiple times.

Once again I went with friend to the restaurant Maningos Brotzeithutte. German beef rouladen was…read morevery tasty - delicious. Great food and great service. Absolutely recommended!

So glad this was our first food stop in the Canary Islands--absolutely wonderful experience. We…read moreordered all of the Canaria's Specialities (#9-14) and a bottle of house wine. Only thing we would skip next time is the garlic bread, and only because there was a lot of bread on the table with the other items we ordered. Missed taking pictures of a couple of the items we ordered. Service was very friendly and quick, not that you want to leave quickly with the water and beach view. We will definitely be back to try out some of their other dishes before we leave Mogán--that Apple strudel sounded and looked amazing!

We had a really nice dinner here last night. The prices are very reasonable, and you're able to sit…read moreoutside with a fantastic sunset view. In terms of food, I need to recommend the canarian cheese with jamon. This was a fantastic appetizer to start our meal. I had the fillet steak, cooked rare. Good news: it was actually cooked rare! I got it with sauteed potatoes. My wife got an excellent piece of fish. The whole experience was very nice. We came with our two year old, and they had a high chair for him. The staff was very friendly with our son. The owner is German, and it looks like this place typically caters to a German clientele. Nothing wrong with that! Just felt funny to realize that after a few days in Spanish Gran Canaria, all of a sudden we were surround by German speakers. Great spot. Great location. Reasonable prices. Very good food. Enjoy!

Perfect local restaurant. Try it you will not be disappointed. I'm ready to come back tomorrow…read more Staff Incredibly attentive. So glad I saved space to try these two traditional Canarian desserts. Polvito uruguayo (nothing to do with Uruguay) and the turrón de jijona custard, absolutely sinfully delicious.

Want to have a good cup of coffee and read your newspaper? Or just a small beer and a snack before…read moreyou get back to your house or to the beach? I love El Rincon... the local taxi drivers and cops go there.... any questions? The two guys in there are always busy.... one is "the kitchen", one is the waiter.... guarantees fresh prepared sandwiches and cold beer. Try the bocadillo escpecial de la casa con lomo and a small beer - perfect! If you dont act like a low-format-idiot-tourist (unfortunately there are a lot of german, english and scandinavian belly-guys with no shirts there on the streets...) and treat those guys with respect, they will know you from the second time you come in there! Parking: just turn right when you passed El Rincon, the next street again right.... no parking fees there! Salud!

We stopped in this small local Austrian/Slovakian restaurant with my girlfriend for a quick lunch…read more Staff was very welcoming and we even talked to the owner. The food was tasty and juicy with a nice portion of meat and veggies. I could not have asked for a better quick bite on our way to the beach. I would highly recommend to visit and enjoy food at this family restaurant .

Great pies and cakes, gemütlich atmosphere brought to you by real Spanish people! Don't miss this…read moregem a bit off the beaten seaside walk.