Back for a second visit and even better than the first time. I'm from Spain and the tapas are…read moretruly fantastic. When we arrived the place was busy but we were served right away and the service was attentive the entire time. Love this place!!!

Perfect for lunch, dinner or a light snack/tapas. Right by the marina at Puerto de Mogan, beautiful…read moreoutdoor seating. Food was excellent!

I saw the cooler/freezer in front of the place and knew that could mean only one thing. Gelato!…read more They all looked yummy but I have an infinity for chocolate. The weather was great and the outdoor seating was inviting. Got a bowl and did some people watching in the square.

Unexpected Treasure!!! Lovely service, extremely delicious…read morefood and cute location! I would travel again just to eat there.

The Calle Rui de Alda used to be quite a busy street congested with traffic and recently have…read moreclosed it off which made it quite nice for restaurants/bars in the area to set up tables outside. La Regadera was one of the newest restaurants in the area so decided to join a group with a family friend to check out some of the dishes. We wanted to try a number of dishes so ordered several things to share amongst 10 people. Too many to list but everything we had there's a photo and description. Everything was delicious and compared to the other more traditional Canarian restaurants in the area, there is a bit of a modern twist - such as the black papas arrugadas. Also if you're more of the atmospherey type of person, this place is nice and bright - with a nice homey feel to it with the furniture. Most restaurants in LP feel like they've been around for a long time - which gives it a nice charm but if you're looking for a new and fresh place, definitely check out La Regadera.

This is the second time we have been to La Regadera and both times it has been a really nice escape…read morefrom the otherwise so touristy Gran Canaria. The food is really nice, the service is great, the prices are reasonable and the restaurant is fresh and modern looking. Next time we go to Las Palmas we'll be sure to go again.

Secret's Tasca has a great selection of tapas. The portions are plentiful and the pricing is…read moreexcellent. I can't wait to go back and try some of the other selections.

The customer service here is great. He owner works here and loves her job/business. They have great…read moredesserts, Tapas, Sangria and atmosphere. Most nights they have some sort of live music. The have a DJ which doesn't play loud club music, but rather an eclectic collection of 50's-70's. Rock on with some Hall and Oates?! The food is great, and you don't want to miss the Spanish Omelette.

Hidden gem may sound cliché, but that's just what this small (~16 seats), family restaurant is…read more After two days of boring, stomach-destroying, over-oily fish, the food here hit the spot. The food was better than the two other places I'd been in the area, at about 1/3 to 1/2 the price. The Serrano Ham was nicely augmented by olive oil and ground pepper, making it tastier than the average cured meat dish in the area. Next was the Christorra Sausage in Red Wine Sauce. What the description omits is that there is a lot of fresh garlic in the sauce. If you're a vampire, stay away. Otherwise, the sausage was utterly scrumptious. Nicely balancing the fat, meat, wine, and garlic. The garlic mushrooms lived up to their name, though the addition of dried hot peppers added a welcome kick to the dish. The mushrooms were cooked so as not to absorb too much oil. After this, I was still hungry, so the waitress / hostess / owner suggested the Chef's Meatballs. Nice texture, well-spiced, and a nice, simple tomato sauce with an abundance of garlic. The Calamari were battered differently than I'm used to. Beer-battered possibly? While a welcome departure from the usual, it was a bit heavier than I'd bargained for, though still tastier than expected. They don't do dessert, so I had a typical Canarian coffee with condensed milk to finish off the evening (I was too full for their cheese plate). As mentioned above, I was surprised at the low cost of the meal, 36 Euros (not mentioned above was the beer to go along with the meal). Throughout the meal, the owners (husband and wife) and their kids were exceptionally friendly, making me feel at home on my vacation.

Not sure how this restaurant has eluded a positive yelp review until now, but Bar Restaurante El…read morePaso is a great spot for dinner after a long day exploring Gran Canaria. The owner, a cook himself, and his family have owned this place for 30 years and serve excellent seafood, a variety of tapas, and a wide selection of wine. All the servers are pleasant -- they entertained my very terrible Spanish -- and most of them are fluent in English and German. If you are looking for a family friendly dinner spot, an alternative to the incredibly busy Locanda El Roque, give this place a try. My wife and I had a great time. Note -- this place is right next to FactorySurf and is right off of the turnabout for GC751/75/2/Camino San Lorenzo (take exit for Camino San Lorenzo).