Excellent small tasca with outside tables. The Watermelon Margaritas are so delicious, refreshing…read moreand inexpensive. Went to visit my sister's condo on the south of the island and decided to stop in and have something to drink and eat before calling it a night. We got an outside table right away and the staff was very friendly and quick with our order.

Hidden gem may sound cliché, but that's just what this small (~16 seats), family restaurant is…read more After two days of boring, stomach-destroying, over-oily fish, the food here hit the spot. The food was better than the two other places I'd been in the area, at about 1/3 to 1/2 the price. The Serrano Ham was nicely augmented by olive oil and ground pepper, making it tastier than the average cured meat dish in the area. Next was the Christorra Sausage in Red Wine Sauce. What the description omits is that there is a lot of fresh garlic in the sauce. If you're a vampire, stay away. Otherwise, the sausage was utterly scrumptious. Nicely balancing the fat, meat, wine, and garlic. The garlic mushrooms lived up to their name, though the addition of dried hot peppers added a welcome kick to the dish. The mushrooms were cooked so as not to absorb too much oil. After this, I was still hungry, so the waitress / hostess / owner suggested the Chef's Meatballs. Nice texture, well-spiced, and a nice, simple tomato sauce with an abundance of garlic. The Calamari were battered differently than I'm used to. Beer-battered possibly? While a welcome departure from the usual, it was a bit heavier than I'd bargained for, though still tastier than expected. They don't do dessert, so I had a typical Canarian coffee with condensed milk to finish off the evening (I was too full for their cheese plate). As mentioned above, I was surprised at the low cost of the meal, 36 Euros (not mentioned above was the beer to go along with the meal). Throughout the meal, the owners (husband and wife) and their kids were exceptionally friendly, making me feel at home on my vacation.

Absolutely great food nice staff definitely recommend this place. Nice menu cant complainread more

Linos Cafe Punto Paraiso, Ave. Adeje 300…read moreA secret gem of a restaurant in the culinary wasteland of Adeje/Playa Paraiso! The dishes are prepared by Linda and Eddie with love and are light-years ahead of the rest of the culinary offers here in Playa Paraiso. Where other restaurants in the area are going belly up, the owners of Lino's Cafe (a misnomer since the exquisite quality of the menu is so far above the level of "Cafe") have stayed the course, with a great view, good prices and a menu that is as suprisingly spectacular as varied! From the local Tapas (try the warm goat cheese with honey and walnuts), the delectable Spaghetti Bolognese with Pesto Verde (Mmmmm...), the Pizza Lino's, (salami, mozzarella and goat cheese) or the Pizza Marinara (seafood to dive for! Not on the menu, just ask for it), and so much more! All that and a wonderfully warm and friendly personized service from the owners themselves! All to the sounds of the water crashing on the rocks below! The menu and their fine selection of wines will make this your restaurant of choice on West Teneriffa!

Secret's Tasca has a great selection of tapas. The portions are plentiful and the pricing is…read moreexcellent. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other selections.

The customer service here is great. He owner works here and loves her job/business. They have great…read moredesserts, Tapas, Sangria and atmosphere. Most nights they have some sort of live music. The have a DJ which doesn't play loud club music, but rather an eclectic collection of 50's-70's. Rock on with some Hall and Oates?! The food is great, and you don't want to miss the Spanish Omelette.

I saw the cooler/freezer in front of the place and knew that could mean only one thing. Gelato!…read more They all looked yummy but I have an infinity for chocolate. The weather was great and the outdoor seating was inviting. Got a bowl and did some people watching in the square.

Unexpected Treasure!!! Lovely service, extremely delicious…read morefood and cute location! I would travel again just to eat there.

Came here after reading some amazing reviews on Google. Adorable little area, with tiny shops and…read morecafes - all on the water. Hubs and I just did small plates with sangria. all delicious!

My favourite tapas restaurant in town. Food is always freshly made and fantastic. Friendly service…read more Always full during lunch and dinner so make sure to be there a bit early. Food can be slow if the restaurant is busy but it's worth the wait. And they serve big portion here so if you don't go there in a big group, opt for media racion (half potion).

This is one of the real gems of the neighborhood. A simple setting with excellent tapas and…read morefriendly service. Had a lovely light dinner here with a couple glasses of wine and espressos. Easy to recommend.

Back for a second visit and even better than the first time. I'm from Spain and the tapas are…read moretruly fantastic. When we arrived the place was busy but we were served right away and the service was attentive the entire time. Love this place!!!

This place was great outside seating. We ordered the risotto that was not at all regular risotto,…read moreso much cheese I couldn't finish it. The service was good but it was slow. To be fair everywhere is a bit slow in this part of town. My recommendation would be the prawns and the cheese stick thingy (it some with blueberry jam) So good! I can't say its a must go but perfect if you love people watching and a little snack.

After a long and tedious day climbing 3000 ft to the top Teide volcano, I made it back here and it…read morewas worth it. The waitress couldn't speak English but had someone help her and she was soooo nice. This being a tapas bar, I assumed I needed to order a few plates, they stopped me and I just ordered the Honey and sesame fires chicken and it was awesome. Sangria was the best I've had in 4 days of being here