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.

The menu was pretty good. Plenty of selection. The staff is…read morevery attentive. They followed up after bringing my meal, which is always a pet peeve when they forget.

The restaurant itself wasnt a cosy one, we were going there as a romantic night out but it looked…read moremore like a; "eat, drink wine and leave". Its more like a type of place youd go out with a few friends for a lunch. The restaurant opened at 8, and by 830 the terrace was completely full! (Really popular place) The waiters were all rude... they didnt seem bothered nor cared about their customers. They were talking among themselves + using their phones infront of us In my opinion, its quite pricey for what it is. The fact that its a popular place and many people go there theyd risen the prices. The two dishes that we had were absolutely delicious thou! It was that delicious that I would go back even thou the service was off-putting. I still think there are better places around that area worth going to visit, but if you dont mind the customer service then defo 'worth' going

I LOVE this place. What a beautiful lounge bar on a roof terrace overlooking Veguetta…read more It's slightly more upper scale then the neighbouring bars which server to crowds looking for a cheap beer. It reminds me more of a typical bar in Miami. So in a way, it reminds me of home. And you can get really nice custom gin drinks. Gold stars! ---------------------------------- Me encanta este lugar. Qué hermoso bar en una terraza en la azotea con vistas Veguetta. Es escala ligeramente más alta entonces los bares vecinos qué servidor multitudes en busca de una cerveza barata. Me recuerda más un bar típico de Miami. Así que en cierto modo, me recuerda a casa. Y usted puede conseguir realmente buenas bebidas ginebra personalizadas. Estrellas del oro!

boring lounge - solid views of the city but the drinks were mostly ice lol. solid note to add they…read morehave hookah for like 30€ a head

Wonderfully old style dining room inside (or you can eat on the square outside), with good,…read morewholesome food that seems like home cooking. When we were there, it was like a dining room for locals, as well as a few tourists. I had peppers stuffed with salt cod, and apple tart for pud (very eggy, with lovely burnt bottom). Lunch for two with wine was 24 euros.

I was perusing the menu on the outside when I was approached by the owner…read more He was Italian like me and said they have nice Italian dishes and some Spanish/Canarian interpretations. I gave it a try and ordered the soup of the day, which was pumpkin soup. It came nicely prepared with some sprinkles of cream on it. What a disappointment as it tasted insipid. Even after putting some salt on it. I questioned my decision, when they brought the main dish, which was the Iberian secret. It consisted on pork tenderloin on a bed of caramelized onions and thinly sliced potatoes. Surrounded by lines of balsamic sauce. The pork was tender and tasty. But together with the caramelized onions and potatoes it tasted incredibly. I enjoyed every bite. To finish I ordered a Sicilian cannolo, which was ok but I had better. After I had my espresso I was offered a complimentary glass of Limoncello. I struggled how many stars to give but finally settled on four because of the main dish, which saved the day and the very friendly waiter(s).

I had gone sightseeing in the main city and I was heading back but first, I needed to eat! I came…read moreacross this place and saw they were writing out their menu. I went in and checked it out! They were very nice and seated me and I perused their chalkboard menu which displayed their meals and beverages. The place is casual and they had awesome tapas. I ordered an empanada, meatballs and croquets. Fresh and hot at service each small place was delicious! I am glad I stopped by. If you are in Las Palmas and you are on your way to Christopher Columbus' house, stop by here first or afterwards.

We went to this bar to have drinks after some sightseeing and really enjoyed it. We had some…read moreBelgian beers and Sangria's. After enjoying our time, we came back in the evening to have dinner (i.e tapas). The place was crawling with laughing Spaniards and the food was fresh and good. I recommend.

Come by and have a cappuccino and a beer. Cool environment and friendly peeps. It's a good place to…read moretake a quick break while you sightsee.

Stopped here for a quick drink and a bite, service was nice, drinks were good, the parade of people…read morewas interesting and loved everything, came back two days later.

This restaurant opened at the end of November in Vegueta and it is noticeable. From the outside it…read morelooks clean and welcoming. My colleagues and I came to La Macarena and stayed for a good three hours during the Thursday night pinchos. We were a rather large group for a small establishment but were able to sit together. Since it was a Thursday night, they had the first half of the dining room available for those eating pinchos and drinking beer/wine, while the second half was reserved for diners. The standard pincho y caña in the area is €2 but here it was €2.50. I thought it was worth it. The pinchos were a much higher quality than many served in the area. They offered tortilla with a slice of seared beef on top, very nice jamon y queso, and a delicious tapa of caramelized onions and cheese. I have not tried their full menu but will consider returning for a special evening.

Loved the friendly service and the delicious meals. The room was comfortable. It was a delightful…read moreevening.

Best place we have eaten at so far in town. Every plate we ordered simply got better and better.read more