Really lovely spot! Didn't try the food but the coffee is great. As is the service and ambiance!…read morePuerto Calero is less than a 1hr Leisurely beautiful scenic costal cliff walk from Puerto del Carmen! It's a great spot to grab a refreshing drink and look at all the massive yachts in the harbour.

The perfect choice. Locally owned. Local seafood. Reasonable prices. Walking distance. Upon our…read morearrival to Lanzarote, we ventured out of the hotel and found El Golfo. Superbly prepared local seafood. The owner and family members took orders, made recommendations. A great way to start a vacation. I'd highly recommend a stop if your here for any length of time.

We came into this packed family run restaurant and was immediately taken to our table by the lovely…read moreMaria. Marias mother and father started the restaurant in 1975. Buying their fish from port and growing as much of their own veg as possible. If it can be home made it is ! Right down the delicious garlic mayo and tartar sauce . We had the Grilled Sole special and the Mussels El Golfo. Perfectly cooked great tasting cuisine.... The next day we returned and started with a shell fish soup. It was more stew like than soup and more fish,squid and prawns than shell fish but it was perfect and so tasty I ended up licking the bowl clean ! She had some tomatoe soup which was divine but not in the same class of my shellfish. For mains I had a grilled fish platter. I couldn't tell you exactly what was there but I can say there were five or six types on my plate and it was all very very nice. The trump card for this establishment is their pricing. We spent less than 15 quid for two courses with wine. Which for food of this quality is a bargain !

If you're in Puerto del Carmen, it's worth it to check this place out. Great service,…read moreEnglish-speaking staff, great selection of beef and veal as well as seafood options. The ambiance is upscale and the restaurant and restrooms were impeccably clean. There is a full bar along with an extensive wine and beer list. I don't eat veal so I didn't try my husband's dish, but the highlight for me was the salmon. Another note... it's located very close to the bus stop offering easy access if you're coming from a different part of the island.

Having eaten in this restaurant on quiet a number of times already we ventured in here this…read moreevening, but to say we were disappointed is simply an understatement! We felt rushed by the staff who were mostly unfriendly and brusque...we had main meals followed by dessert. mains were sole with prawns and lobster sauce..rubbery and tasteless...ribs in barbecue sauce...small portion and lacking in meatiness..grilled Seabass..quite acceptable, however the baked potatoes and vegetables were inedible. We opted for three different desserts, best of which was the chocolate mousse; brownies were completely tough and stale - which was attempted to be disguised by an overload of artificial chocolate sauce; the banoffi pie was equally tasteless with a miserable amount of toffee sauce. To add insult to injury...we were offered a free nightcap of schnapps ( on presentation of the full bill despite our complaints and disappointment with the overall meal) ...this consisted of the cheapest brand of "Spar" own brand Apple schnapps ....basically flavoured sugar and water! This is a restaurant which generally has a pretty good reputation and is always busy, but to my mind it is now too "touristy" and they have lost the attention to detail and production of fine dining and good quality food. Please note , as far as I can discern, other reviewers are referring to the adjoining "Bodega" which is part of this establishment but appears to have a more tapas type menu!

Great service and even better selection of beers. We ordered the prawns starter, if you don't…read moreunderstand the difference between shrimps and prawns, you can move on. They were definitely prawns, and yummy!

This is the best place we ate on the island. Lanzarote is full of traditional seafood restaurants…read morewith list of appetizers prepared the same way (on display) and grilled fish of 5 varieties. This place was different. It's set in the old capital, teguise. (Parking is down the hill a bit to the left). We were served by a super adorable waitress who was efficient, friendly and patient at the same time. Cute ambience of low light lit place. Everything was amazing value, large portion and delicious. Out of the white wines, try bermejo from the island. Complex with minerality. Not as much acidity as sancerrre or Sauvignon Blanc. The best tapa was bruschetta with iberico ham and tomatoes - the best bruschetta I had in my life. Soft but slightly toasted bread with big chunks of tomato and iberico ham. Divine! SOLID: sweet potato cakes with coriander, golfo and smoked cheese. Soft and sweet. Crunchy ok the outside. Definitely worth trying it. Padron pepper was also great, not too soggy full of flavor. SKIP: marinated octopus salad - a bit on the fishy side. Wasn't a huge fan.

Food and service amazing both amazing we tried the croquettes and the cheese with rojo sauce…read moreabsolutely divine

If you have read my review for Agua,then be aware that Mojito Beach Club is right next door,thus…read moremaking this little stretch of beach front bars one of the coolest in Corralejo! Mojito's is a very nice and a VERY relaxing bar with a stupidly extensive list of Mojito flavours. I myself am not a fan of said drink as I'm not overly keen on fresh mint,which is a shame because they always look really nice whenever Mrs Z buys one. Her weapon of choice here is the Classic Mojito,why mess with the classics eh? What about you Lee? I hear you cry,well,you are either crying that or I have tinitus! Don't you fret about me because on their list of alcoholic gorgeousness they have the King of the Living Dead cocktails, The Zombie!!! I need say no more on this,but I will. Even though it is not a 'classic' Zombie (Ange is the Boss of them) it is still a glass of the nicest alcoholic fruit based flesh eating drinks money can buy! I adore the Zombie that I get served in Keko Moku at home in Manchester but they can't hold a candle to Mojito's creation. Do yourself a favour,do the cocktail double whammy,Mojito Beach Club and next door in Agua,you will be so relaxed you will have to be poured back in to your hotel!!

Always a warm welcome. Perfect mojitos, and I'm a mojito…read morelover ! Aperitive time from 18:30 to 21, free wifi, and a re1l barmaid ! Front of the sea, with comfy sofas. 10 days in corralejo, 10 days in the bars !!

The Island Bar is a must if you like fantastic lively music, maybe some dancing too if it takes…read moreyour fancy. This relatively new bar which is just 3 minutes walk downhill from Biosfera Shopping Centre in Puerto del Carmen (tucked away at the side of da Vincie Italian restaurant) is home to the owner and powerful singer, Rory Gallagher....of "Jimmy's winning matches" fame! He packs the place out night after night with unbeatable music and fun, coming on stage around 9.45 and belts out song after song for 2 hours without pausing for breath literally! Brilliant modern music and songs...he's also joined on stage by an amazing Spanish musician, called Pedro, who plays a whole array of cord instruments, then after 12 pm they're joined by another equally brilliant musician for a rock nd roll session! Like most of the music pubs in Puerto del Carmen, there's no cover charge, drink prices are fairly reasonable but closer to Irish pub prices really...I guess it's hard to quibble with that when such good entertainment is laid on.

We visited the island bar on our recent family holiday and our only disappointed was not going…read moreearlier! The venue is ideal for live music. There's a seating area upstairs with good view of the stage, and seating downstairs by the 2 bars also. There was air conditioning and plenty of wall fans too, which is ideal. We went as a large group with the youngest being 13 and oldest 49, there were family's with much younger kids there too and everyone enjoyed themselves. We had been to plenty of live music bars on our holiday but this was the best by far. Rory starts the set off on his own playing acoustic covers and then works his way up to a full 3 piece band! They played everything from chart music, pop classics, indie and classic rock. They also integrate a few of their original songs in as well. The venue opens around 8 but the music doesn't start till later, however I would recommend getting there for 9 and finding a seat as the place is full very quickly.

Really nice space with a small but delicious selection of tapas and drinks. It's not really a…read morerestaurant but more a bar which belongs to the cinema and art gallery in the same building. But the locals seem to enjoy coming here for drinks and meet ups with little tapas shared amongst friends. The food was very good albeit a little on the pricy side. All in all a very welcome change from all the touristy places around.