We came here on the recommendation of the lonely Planet. We were not disappointed. This restaurant…read moreis known for its fresh fish. To that end we shared the mixed fish platters. They were enormous. Sea bream, salmon, mussels, sea bass, King prawns, squid. Grilled to perfection. We ordered sides of Canarian potatoes (best in the island) cheese and Salads. There was complimentary bread with potent garlic aioli given to start. There was a small wine menu. We had the Albariño. It was crisp and delicious. Our male friend had the fillet steak with chips and was equally content. He had a fantastic bottle of Ribera del duero. There was absolutely no room left for dessert. Really Friendly staff. Nice atmosphere. I would do back in a minute! PS they do not accept credit cards.

Best Paella ever, served by the shortest skirts or rather.. no skirts at all. Anyway, all you're…read moresenses will be pleased, go there. It's that simple ;) Rate it as you like, over all I'll go there another time for sure

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.

In the myriad of eating options available in the small-scale tourist village Playa Blanca, Yaiza,…read moreyou'll find Casa Pedro. Located in a beautiful spot centre-village on a corner of the promenade. The staff is friendly, efficient and professional. The interior is very tastefully assembled, with nostalgic b/w images of old times, and part of the remnants of a boat behind plexiglass occupying a whole wall as decoration. White table cloths and simple while charming white and blue chinaware. There's plenty to chose from on the menu. Aspargus or fish croquettes for starters, to mention some. The seafood soup was lovely with discreet seasoning allowing the seafood tastes to maintain centre stage. Seafood paella, or risotto, for 2, were tempting for a main course, but we went for a shared grilled fresh fish of the day. Served with local potatoes and some simple but fresh non-seasoned shredded salad with tomatoe and onion. Perfectly succulent and more than enough for 2 adult men, the, unfamiliar to us, local veriety of what we reckoned was halibut, turned out to be a choice we were happy with. Will most likely revisit this place before the holiday has come to an end.

It's the 4th time we come here in 2 months and we will keep coming . It's a "repeat" over and over…read moreagain when you are craving that special dish for Friday nigh (Secreto Iberico) and you wish to be surprised by the "specials of the day" as starters (28.02.2020: Zamburiñas a la plancha and Vieiras). Today we finished with a Polvito Uruguayo Delicious Staff: simply 5 starts!

Very nice place. True Spanish kitchen (for paella we were waiting almost an hour), friendly…read moreservice, and reasonable prices. Free wifi and snacks before the main course. I don't understand only the price of 12 euros per liter of sangria worth 1/4 of that price.

Excellent traditional Canaries cuisine. Excellent service. Large portions.read more

High up on the mountain, near to the old church in the village of Femes with a stunning view over…read morePlaya Blanca and out to the Island of Fuertaventura can be found a couple of restaurants, the most interesting of which is Casa Emiliano with a lovely front garden in which you can enjoy a good lunch on a hot summer day in the cooler air that the mountain height provides. They do good lamb and fish in Casa E, tasty homecooked simple style, nothing pretentious, just delicious is all. Add a cold beer or glass of wine and lunch is complete. Enjoy!

Place is good, owners are very friendly. Not e, don't pay attention to the Yelp map of location, it…read moreis incorrect. Put address directly in Google map to get correct location