Like just about every restaurant in this little stretch of waterfront (and the waterfront to the…read moreeast), it's a tourist trap. This one is perhaps a little better than most, with some more attention to the food. Service is mostly okay but most places here do that well. Ceviche is quite ample, the tuna tartare is quite heavy with the avocado mixed in, the pork leg was actually a pretty massive portion-- however the taste, while not bad, wasn't particularly memorable. Even the nice crispy skin couldn't make it a memorable meal.

Our hotel proposed we go and eat here, but we were disappointed. The service was not friendly. My…read morefish was overcooked, my husband's ceviche not good. And the house wine tasted like water had been added to it. The bill was high, I would call it a typical tourist trap.

Agua oh! how I love thee!!…read more A bar of two halves,by day a nice relaxing beach bar where you can get a lovely fresh sandwich crammed with fillings all washed down with their extensive choice of juices,smoothies and iced drinks. By night it is a nice relaxing beach bar where you can get some of the nicest cocktails served by some of the nicest people on the island. Seriously,they are really nice people!! Top of the list of cocktails for me is their Long Island Iced Tea,how can it not be nice? it includes rum,tequila,vodka gin and lime! I can taste it as I type... Ange's cocktail of choice was their Strawberry Mojito,what can I say? it is a strawberry flavoured mojito,'nuff said! The awesome staff also bring out nibbles for you to enjoy whilst you enjoy the gorgeous view of Lobos and soak in the atmos. If I am on holiday for 7 days and I visit a place at least 10 times whilst there, then you can pretty much guarantee that it is a 5 star place,Agua is definitely a 5 star place........

Agua, the place of my dreams. Whenever I think of Corralejo, my memories centre on a view across…read morethe sea to Lobos with gentle waves sparkling in the sunlight with the ozone smell of seaweed and saltwater on the breeze and the soporific sound of the surf lapping against the rocks. I think of sunbleached painted wooden tables adorned with zinc potted cacti and tealight lanterns. I think of sipping on a fresh and fruity smoothie with a crusty sandwich stuffed full of good things. I think of sitting under fairy lights watching the full moon rising and enjoying a fresh strawberry mojito as the balmy summer night drifts languidly on. I think of Agua and it makes me smile. If you want a place with a laid back beach bar vibe, super friendly staff, great food and drinks and a blissful view, then head to Agua and save me a seat!

Pretty good restaurant in the really pretty village of Playa Quemada! What a gorgeous place,…read moretraditional fishing village with only a Main Street and just a few small restaurants right on the edge of the sea front pebbled beach, in fact today was so blustery, it felt like the tide might wash you out to sea as you sat on your chair! 7 Islas is a really traditional style restaurant, no fuss, no tablecloths, painted wooden tables and chairs! As with the other restaurants they specialise in seafood. However, on this occasion I had a very humble brunch of scrambled eggs and local smoked salmon, with a cafe con leche, very creamy and delicious...perfectly satisfying after the long walk along the breathtaking coastal route from Puerto Calero! Friendly and efficient staff, very welcoming place.

Best original food we ate on the island. Very friendly staff as wel! Worth 14/20 gault milleau for…read moreme. Tapas were very fresh and not that small.

Castillo San José was built in 1776 and is know as the hunger castle. Due to the island being…read moreisolated and poor the then king of Spain commissioned the castle to help feed the people of lanzarote. The castle is now the MIAC Museum of International Art and Culture. Below the museum facing the port is a café / restaurant designed by the islands artist Cesar Manrique. It's an ideal place to grab a coffee or lunch and enjoy the view. If you are walking from Costa Teguise then a new path built for the cruise customers leads you right to the door and is a great place for a rest.

Excellent chateaubriand. The miac is as well very niceread more

Great food at a great location. We like to eat paella in every Spanish city we go to. The seafood…read morepaella at la vaca Azul truly was one of the best ones we have had ever. Full of fish and rice - we couldn't finish it as it was such a generous portion. Friendly staff. The small terrace has the best view from a cosy corner. Stop looking: you have found your typical local Spanish restaurant.

Unbelievably delicious food from start to finish, top notch in every way and as another reviewer…read morehas said, it is a truly gourmet experience! This restaurant is now owned and run by an Irish couple (Chris and Emer King) and as an Irish person, I feel proud and privileged to have eaten there. The restaurant is slightly off the beaten path and not really easy to find, it is situated just up the hill from the main harbour of the old town of Puerto del Carmen and actually right beside the other famous Irish/Polish Bozenas Restaurant. As we weren't overly hungry when we ate here last night we decided just to go for mains followed by a delicious dessert, judging by the menu! To our surprise we were happy we made that choice as we were presented with a complimentary sample of a mouthwatering caramelised onion and roast beef tartlet and sweet popcorn served with a selection of freshly baked breads. For mains we chose oven roasted chicken with black pudding and Parma ham stuffing and a red wine herb jus, plus king prawns sautéed in garlic, ginger and fresh chilli with a tomato concasse fresh herb and sticky rice. Accompanying both of those deliciously tasting dishes was a selection of perfectly cooked fresh vegetables and layered potatoes. For dessert we thoroughly enjoyed equally delicious and mouthwatering chocolate mousse and a truly amazing sticky toffee pudding, oozing with runny toffee sauce from its centre....served with a tiny ice cream cone! They had a good wine list and we enjoyed a half bottle of a Spanish cab. sauv, priced at around €8.50 which appears somewhat pricier than normal in the vicinity, but probably better quality! As we were presented with the bill of approx €56 for all of the above (again a little pricy but not for that type of food and service) we were given a complimentary glass of cava and tiny little salted caramel chocolates! Wonderful friendly and efficient service, lovely atmosphere and comfortable seating in a small but secluded terrace outside as well as inside space. Highly recommend this restaurant for a truly tasty and gourmet experience.

Great food, great service, great everything :-)…read more We had one week in Puerto Del Carmen, and ended up eating here twice. There are many good eateries in the town, but if you are going for the gourmet experience, this is the place to go. And even though this (both times) was the most expensive meal of our stay, is was also the best value.... both the food and the service was simply top notch. And still a bargain deal compared to danish prices. As vegans we often get something from the menu minus the meat, fish or cheese. We had heard, that they at Kristian's Restaurant could make vegan food so we went and asked, what we could get. We were told, that we had to book a day in advance, and get whatever the chef came up with. We took the chance, and booked a table. When we came there, we found out, that we got a five course dinner created just for us, for only around twice the price as we payed for 'run of the mill' standard starter and main course at other restaurants around. When we came back the second time, we got a totally different five course dinner. This place surpassed any expectation. Remember that if you want to order vegan, you have to tell them at day in advance, and be prepared to eat whatever the chef and owner Christopher comes up with. But rest assured, you will not be sorry :-)

Not bad...not great…read more Service was initially very slow despite most of the tables being empty but later on the waiter changed and he was faster and polite Food - got calamari, salad and canarian spuds - not as good as the place yesterday but ok...calamari was a bit rubbery. Maybe should have tried the baby squid instead A solid 3 - not bad but not great. Decent location near the shipping port

Fantastic seafood restaurant. Food 10/10. It has very nice setting next to the port. Reasonable…read morepriced. Service was okay.

Right on Toro Beach so location is good…read more I got a pizza and coke for about $20. Decent size and pizza was not bad = not gourmet but not Pizza Hut too. Service was nothing special and I'd give a 2 for service and 3.5 for food and 4 for location. So 3/5 overall

A nice and modern Grill / Bistro / Restaurant right at Toro Beach. We came here for some late…read moreafternoon snacks, and the turned out more like full dinner. The food was delicious, the local salt potatoes sides and Mojo dips were great.