Highly recommend stopping by if you are looking for somewhere unique to eat while staying in…read moreTenerife. Steve was hilarious and very friendly. We were served warm bread with aioli, salad with house-made dressing, and seasoned chicken with chips. Our meal concluded with a Barraquito which is a coffee/liquor drink exclusive to the area. We really enjoyed all of the flavors of the food. Great customer service, good food, excellent prices, and causal atmosphere.

Went here on a recommendation from a local. Came early, they fill up fast. The owner is probably…read moreone of the most friendly people you will meet; truly good people. The food was ok, nothing special but quick. What brings it to three is when all the owners buddies showed up, it was like we no longer existed. If you're a Brit, go here. If not, Tenerife has many better places.

This is a takeaway store for specially roast chicken and potato. I don't remember exact price but…read moreit's cheap and you can get a whole chicken with very good garlic sautéed potato in a bucket. In addition to this, you can also get fish stew (portugese pascado), stir-fried calamari, coleslaw, salad, tortilla etc. I only tried non-chicken items and they are all really good. You need to take a ticket number and order when your turn comes. Accept credit card. Open only till 16:00

Had a great experience here the paella was amazing, service was great and the atmosphere is also…read morevery peaceful and relaxing. We ordered Garlic Shrimp Starter. Chicken and Chorizo Paella. Grilled Angus Steak Burger with cheese and chips. Price €65 Great price well worth it in our opinion.

We stopped to eat tapas and have a few drinks here as we were walking by. We ordered 3 drinks, the…read morelong island beach tea, the Sangria and a virgin mojito. The drinks were a great price and a great size with a good amount of alcohol in the long island beach tea. We ordered the fried goat cheese w jam on top, which was delicious. We also ordered the guac with shrimp/prawns, the calamari w fries and the fiesta carnita. We sat at a table outside, and enjoyed the nice weather. All the tapas were delicious and we would definitely return to eat and drink here! Thanks!

Ok ok OKAY. It's McDonald's, I get it. BUT, as a true pioneer who's been to McDonalds on five…read moredifferent continents, I feel I must review this one too. Back home, I wouldn't ever venture into this place (ok, so maybe when Im hungover for the consistent joy that is an egg and sausage McMuffin) so what I do is get the local speciality. This local speciality was horrific. Im not sure what it was really as I was probably more drunk than hungover but it exited my body half way up Mount Teide, the volcanic wonderland everyone must go to in Tenerife. The location was also bizarre, it was on a desolate industrial estate on barren land but hey, its Mcdonalds. Just stick to getting a cheeseburger man.

Located within the airport, this huge bar has lots of sit down seating. A good amount of tall…read moretables and chairs off to the side as well. The staff here were really friendly. We ordered a draft Stella and a Bacardi Breezer. Both were super refreshing. Be aware the place closes at 9:00pm.

O'Leary's is an interesting one; it's a pseudo Irish Bostonian bar that serves tex mex in a Spanish…read moreairport. The queue was short, but it took aaaaaaaaaages as there was only one person doing the drinks - and he, bless him, didn't seem to know what he was doing. I think he was being trained in via baptism of fire. There were two other servers, but they let him try and figure out most things himself. When the food arrived, the garnishes were lovely; however the chicken was the rubberiest I'd ever tasted. I ended up abandoning it for the chips as to finish chewing it meant I would miss my flight.