Brilliant Irish pub reminds me of being home in Ireland love the live music whoever the man is he…read morehas a brilliant voice and lovley old fashion bar deffo recommend it

We went to watch an england game here. The person who owned the bar was welsh and enjoyed it as…read moreengland kept getting beat. I loved it here. So much so we stayed for the entertainment after

Awesome beach club! Right by the water and super clean and decked out. I love how they had separate…read moreand private bathrooms! The drinks were affordable and good (although they seemed to be on the expensive side due to the area). The staff was equally as friendly and I loved it overall.

When I was in Spain, I decided to visit this club. I order myself a pretty fat meal, and was atta…read moreled by absolutely trash service, the waiters were absolutely rude and disrespectful, my food was thrown on the table with an attitude and called me what Im pretty sure means "btch" and then kicked my foot when I decided to give them 0% tip, as always terrible service, DO NOT RECCOMEND

I stopped into Harry's Bar in the Safari Centre, Tenerife, for a quick drink and was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The drinks were reasonably priced and well made, and the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, making it a nice spot to take a short break while exploring the centre. It's not a huge bar, but it has a good vibe and would be perfect for a casual drink before heading out to dinner or while shopping in the Safari Centre. Overall, a solid choice for a quick, enjoyable drink in a convenient location.

Walked in here tonight for a drink before dinner. It was pretty busy at 8:00pm. It's a big place…read morewith lots of tables, but all the tables with a view of the fountain below were taken. We were able to sit anywhere. The staff is a bunch of young girls, who were not the friendliest. They just want to take your drink order and move on. They have reasonably priced beer for €4, and cocktails for at least double that. We ordered a Heineken in a bottle, and an Espresso Martini. The latter wasn't the greatest, tasting very watery. The one we had at the Hard Rock across the street a couple of nights ago was a million times better. Compared to many other bars around here, this place just seems good for the view, nothing else.

Good food. Great price. Six tapas for 20 euros. Right on…read moreboardwalk overlooking beach!

Pedimos langostinos tempura muy buenos lastimosamente encontramos dos cabellos enredados en la…read morecomida y el mesero en vez de disculparse dijo que no es su problema pagamos y nos fuimos sin ni siquiera una disculpa de su parte

A pretty spot right on the beach to watch the sunset with drinks in both hands, with a plate full…read moreof mediocre finger foods.

Very good Canarian food. You must try Papas con carne. Excellent!read more

Andrew Logan is a British themed bar with Sky TV, which runs either news or sport (usually sport)…read more It is about five minutes from the beach and benefits from a large outdoor seating area which is great to catch a little sun in the afternoon, or shade under the parasol, and get a little air (or smoke). Inside is quite dark but it is air conditioned so you can watch the sport in the cool, which is a lot nicer. As it is a British pub you can get the usual drinks here, beers, lagers, some spirits and alcopops. Kids are welcome and the patrons are very friendly, asking you where you are from, and generally making you feel welcome which is nice especially if you are travelling alone or as part of a couple, as you do feel like you fit in. There's a limited amount of pub snacks, sandwiches, chips etc and some English bar snacks like Walker's crisps and KP nuts. There are slushes for the kids if they are too hot and a few small amusements nearby. For me I find that whilst it is fine for daytime drinks and snacks it can get a little rowdy at night especially if there is a football match on. It can get a bit loud especially if there are groups of lads or women there on stag or hen do's, as it is not far from the 1* self catering apartments for 'bargain basement' type holidays. So if you like a quiet drink and you aren't keen on groups of swearing Essex boys, it might be best to avoid. That said the prices are good if you pop in on the afternoon, with a pint of Dorada for 1 euro (which is very good). I'd say give it a try if you are hot and thirsty and you are passing, or if you are desperate to see a sporting event, as they have all the Sky channels beamed in. It's a great little place to make a few friends but just watch out for the rowdiness. All in all a decent place to visit.