As a general rule when i'm on holiday I don't tend to seek out the nearest Irish bar to go to for a…read moremeal,and if i'm honest I don't seek out the nearest English Pub either,that's not what going on holiday is about is it? well maybe it is for those who pack football shirts along with their factor 50 : ) But in 2011 a friend who used to live on the Island said we should give it a go,so give it a go we did. And the place was so nice we went back again in 2012. The owner who may be called Rosie,or may not be,is a seriously friendy Woman,the type of person that makes you realise you made the right decision going there in the first place. If I was so inclined I could very easily drink there every night such was the wecome we recieved on both occasions. What I will say though is 2 words.....Sunday Lunch......it is to die for!! When we return to Fuerte,which we will do then Rosies is a place where i'll be (Again). Good stuff!!

It's gone. It is an ex bar, it has ceased to be…read more Looked for this bar today to watch footies tomorrow. It looks like it's been know led down. Couldn't find it where it say it is on the map. Just an empty space where a building used to be.

Really great Bar with absolutely tasty food offerings. We…read morefelt very welcome here although we are germans. That somehow seems to be a problem for most of the Spanish but not here. The british owners are mucho relaxed The guy was really communicative and showed us his variation of beers (with little testings) and even offered my girlfriend some characteristic drink called snake bite. Wish we had discovered this place way earlier.

One of my favourite bars in Playa Blanca, Marea Terraza is right on the promenade with enviable…read moreviews of the sea across to Tres Islas and Fuerteventura. Its a classy place with a large al fresco drinking and dining area and a friendly vibe from the staff. Its also the ideal spot to grab a sandwich at lunchtime or just a bowl of olives to accompany your drink. The only bum note they've ever hit for me is when I asked for guacamole nachos and they served up some nasty tasting grey-green gloop that came from a jar. I'll forgive them that error of judgement because it's a pretty awesome place in every other way! Tip: There's free wifi but its a bit weak down by the promenade.

The Island Bar is a must if you like fantastic lively music, maybe some dancing too if it takes…read moreyour fancy. This relatively new bar which is just 3 minutes walk downhill from Biosfera Shopping Centre in Puerto del Carmen (tucked away at the side of da Vincie Italian restaurant) is home to the owner and powerful singer, Rory Gallagher....of "Jimmy's winning matches" fame! He packs the place out night after night with unbeatable music and fun, coming on stage around 9.45 and belts out song after song for 2 hours without pausing for breath literally! Brilliant modern music and songs...he's also joined on stage by an amazing Spanish musician, called Pedro, who plays a whole array of cord instruments, then after 12 pm they're joined by another equally brilliant musician for a rock nd roll session! Like most of the music pubs in Puerto del Carmen, there's no cover charge, drink prices are fairly reasonable but closer to Irish pub prices really...I guess it's hard to quibble with that when such good entertainment is laid on.

We visited the island bar on our recent family holiday and our only disappointed was not going…read moreearlier! The venue is ideal for live music. There's a seating area upstairs with good view of the stage, and seating downstairs by the 2 bars also. There was air conditioning and plenty of wall fans too, which is ideal. We went as a large group with the youngest being 13 and oldest 49, there were family's with much younger kids there too and everyone enjoyed themselves. We had been to plenty of live music bars on our holiday but this was the best by far. Rory starts the set off on his own playing acoustic covers and then works his way up to a full 3 piece band! They played everything from chart music, pop classics, indie and classic rock. They also integrate a few of their original songs in as well. The venue opens around 8 but the music doesn't start till later, however I would recommend getting there for 9 and finding a seat as the place is full very quickly.

Good food reasonably priced and the best free wifi in Madagorda…read moreDave and Maria from Dublin have owned the bar since 2002 and are very attentive , all the sports matches are shown and Irish tv as well We had 2 fillet steaks with salad for a reasonable 9.50 each I would definitely recommend for a family meal great atmosphere

Brilliant Irish bar on the seafront , always a great welcome from Richard and his staff Excellent…read morepub food open from breakfast to late night

We were seated right away but had to wait 20 minutes for a menu, but we only given 1. No drinks…read moreorder was taken, then the next 10 minutes was spent trying to get the servers attention to place an order but to no avail. When she practically had to climb over me to get past we decided this place really wasn't worth the time. I will never go back.

Fairly large place on the main shopping street, this place is great for live music they have…read morethemed nights, I went to the Reggae night and the performer, while performing just covers, was engaging and obviously had fun himself. It was packed (and this is very much off season, early December). Prices 6 Euros for a cocktail, 4 Euros for a non-alcoholic one: reasonable enough. The service was quick and efficient.

Great service and even better selection of beers. We ordered the prawns starter, if you don't…read moreunderstand the difference between shrimps and prawns, you can move on. They were definitely prawns, and yummy!

From the owner: Much more than a single pub! More than 60 different craft beers, great selection of spanish, local…read moreand italian wines, cocktails and long drinks and excellent food, homemade hamburger, vintage and relaxing atmosphere with a spectacular view!