This was a great place to grab a drink right after diving, as well as a great place to have dinner…read moreand drinks with my girlfriend and friends I met.

I had a great time here. The food is great the staff is more then helpful. Make sure to say hello…read moreto Bucky and Andy!!

The terrasse is a great lounge area with friendly and good looking staff. :) It closes at 4 am…read more At The same time (freakin 4 AM !!) The Real Pacha Nightclub opens 2 floors underground! Amazing true club Vibe. I love The non commercial house Music... And The naked dancers. :p I would definitely visit again. NOTE! Don't buy tickets from the promoters at daytime, pay when you arrive at the door. And NO, Guetta is not "playing tomorrow."

My friend and I had a great time partying here during our trip to Gran Canaria! We were a bit wary…read moreat first due to some poor reviews on TripAdvisor and etc but we took the leap and went here starting at the middle of the week. Like most clubs, it doesn't really pick up until 11:30pm-midnight, and even at its peak hours on the weekend there was still room to breathe. My fellow traveler and I (both young women) got in without having to pay anything or show identification for drinks, so ignore all of the club touts at the shopping center who will try to sell you "party passes". You can literally walk into any club in Gran Canaria for free. As with most establishments, drinks are overpriced (unless someone buys them for you) and the bathrooms are acceptable. A bottle of local beer was about 5 euros and a tequila sunrise was 7. A soda was about 3 euros. The music here is a fun mix of traditional Top 40 pop, throwback remixes, and Hispanic music. It was very fun to dance to! This is a given, but always travel with a group or at least another person you trust. There's quite a few creeps loitering outside of the clubs. All in all, we really enjoyed going to Pacha and returned every night for the rest of our trip after stopping at ChinaWhite or Dolce. The courtyard out front also has some private seating and hookah if you're into that too :)

From the owner: Gemütliche Cocktailbar, Salsakurs, Cillout - Loungebar…read more Sitzmöglichkeiten: Innen- und Außenterrasse(mit Meerblick) Besondere Events: Salsa Dance(Mittwoch), Cocktail Night(Freitag 14 taegig), Live DJ(Donnerstag oder Freitag), Karaoke (auf Anfrage)

By chance we walked past the Café del Mar, Maspalomas. We first thought this was some sort of a…read moreposh private beach club, but we were promptly invited to go in an get a table. They just opened a couple of months ago and they are quite exclusive. They do belong (partly) to the 5* Lopesan Hotel they are adjacent to, but operate quite independently. They have 2 massive cocktail bars opposite ends of the place. The front end is a beach clubby kind a set up. White comfy sofa's and funky chairs under sail like canvas. Further into the back you get the dining tables. We were seated just right besides the waterfall; which does its thing every hour. As it was a little time after sunset we got to sit besides a patio heater, nice. The food was OK, I have had better, but I certainly had worse as well. The service was hit and miss, but all this I put down to teething problems. As the location is fab and the prices very reasonable. Definitely worth a visit.

Order the lamb brick starter, you will not be disappointed. Nice music, comfortable seating, great…read moreatmosphere.

Situated in the heart of Arguineguin near where the market is held is this lovely fusion restaurant…read more. Where most restaurants are Canarian or Italian it's refreshing to find this gem . Nice decor including the odd Buddha or two , it has great lounge music in the background which truly sets the scene for some South East Asian food . Pho is on the menu ,alongside curries , stir fries and most flavoursome fusion dishes I ate white fish cooked with ginger and lemongrass which made the taste buds zing . Too full for desert but will definitely return to sample more

Tonight we had dinner at Fusion lounge. We asked to order a Negroni seeing they had the three…read moreingredients at the bar but they wouldn't make one. Even when we tried to explain what they could do to make one, they would not listen just replied "No". We should have left at that point However we ordered pizza and the angus burger. Both were terrible The biggest disappointment was yet to come. When the waiter rang our card they charged it in dollars without asking if we preferred to pay in euros or dollars which had been the custom practice in Portugal and Spain the past three weeks. When we questioned the higher charge, the waiter said "No it's what the boss man says it had to be. ". Clearly he knew this is their scam but he lost his tip which would have been more than what they charged us to pay in dollars. So disappointed. Do not support this awful business. Many other good choices near by.

Placed in the streets near the old town, this place is tucked away on calle montesdeoca. We had…read morereservations for lunch the day after Christmas and it was a lovely time to go to take in the atmosphere. When you first walk into the restaurant, it feels like you wanted into a traditional Spanish home. We had a table tucked away on the corner of the patio area in the centre of the restaurant. It's lovely to feel like you're sitting outside without the pedestrian traffic. For 4 people, we ordered a couple of simple starters - mixed salad, papas arrugadas (wrinkly potatoes with red mojo), and revuelto (scrambled egg, mushroom and shrimp). Everything was fresh and tasted delicious. Also to start you have a roll of warm bread. For mains most of us ordered the cod pil pil - which is what they are known for - the pil pil is a mild garlic sauce and a side of vegetables (which I've been told most likely from the potaje!). It was delicious - and much bigger portion than expected. Overall for the price and quality of the dining experience, definitely one of the top places to eat in Las Palmas.

This nice restaurant is located in the old town of Las Palmas. It was shown to us group of tourists…read moreby a town guide, because the restaurant has an old and nice court yard. So you can sit outside if you want. I liked the ambiance so good , I decided to have lunch there after the tour. I ordered as main course the Codfish with passion fruit coulis on a season vegetables bed. I accompanied the meal with a nice glass of red wine. The dish was sheer poetry. The fresh fish was steamed and tasted great. The passion fruit coulis gave the bites a sweet note. The vegetables were all crunchy and contributed to an unforgettable food experience. I finished with the dessert of Three-way milk cake with dry fruit mix and toasted coconut. The dessert was a layer of cake and fruits at the bottom, topped what I can only describe as condensed whipped cream. It was so good it was gone in a blink of an eye. This would be for sure one of my regular restaurants to visit, if I would live in Las Palmas.