First meal in the Canary Islands! Stopped by on our way to the resort from Tenerife North airport…read moreto Adeje in the South. Conveniently located off the hwy with a parking lot. Resto is good for tourists as menu comes in many languages. Paper placemat is a map of the island. Sangria uses fresh fruit displayed in a case when you walk in. Good sign. Definitely not on the dry side. Fruit was so tender and sweet, it was like candy. Good sized seafood menu. I got the Langostinos al Grill (grilled king prawns). Well seasoned, but slightly (just tiny bit fishy). Hubs got the fish of the day. They called it Dorado but looked different than what we know it to be. Tender and clean, cooked great. Food takes a while to come out. Unless you're getting stuff like the breakfast plate--rice, egg, fries, and sausage. Service is on the slower side, but not unreasonable or horrible. Small dinner cost us 33 Euros, tip and tax included. Not bad at all. Solid, but not life changing. If you're staying in the area, stop in. But, no need to go out of your way to make it worth your while.

Staying in the neighbourhood this restaurant was highly recommended by a local…read more Once we went in I noticed many locals were eating here, which is always a very good sign. The menu is nicely varied, and tastes extremely well. All the waiters are very quick and very friendly. A place to eat, that is for sure!

First visit to the pink parrot and I've got to its truly awesome…read more The tables outside were full so we headed inside and sat in the conservatory I had the bumper breakfast which was the best breakfast ive had all holiday with the sausage and bacon cooked to perfection. The staff were very attentive and pleasant with nothing been too much trouble. We will be definitely visiting again

Cozy place with good breakfast options.. Cozy place nestled with a set of ordinary looking…read moreplaces... try the Crêpes though!!

Great coffee and sandwiches. Had to wait a little bit more…read morethan expected, but lady is super friendly so it's worth it.

Hands down, one of the best bakeries I have ever been to. This store could easily exist and thrive…read morein NYC, Toronto or anywhere else in the world. The cake I had was beautiful, expertly decorated and full of flavor. The cupcakes are to die for as well. If you find yourself in Las Palmas and need a fix for your sweet tooth, come here.

The staff are very kind and patient and they have an extensive menu to pick from. It's in a plaza…read morewith an Italian restaurant and another cafe (where we had breakfast on a different day) so a good place to drive to for a couple food options. There is parking in the plaza but if full, the adjacent streets have plenty of parking.

Just found this "hole in the wall". The only Venezualen restaurant in Los Christianos! We started…read morewith the Padron Peppers.. they served them with Garlic bread..perfectly prepared! Next, the Garlic Mushroomd..the perfect combination of garlic & fresh mushrooms..more bread - which allowed us the luxury of soaking up that extra garlic & butter..because licking the plate..hmm..in public..lets just say the bread saved us from this public 'embarrasment' next, Tequenos..think Mozzarela sticks but better dipping sauce provided! Next...yup..we ordered more..think Tapas on Steriods Chickpeas..yum! Small bits of animal protien (Vegans beware..order without). The last order..regretfully..was an Arepas. We kinda mixed & matched. So we took the Vegetarian, took out the cheese..and added the avocado. They provided three different sauces & well..um..YUM!! The service might not be the fastest..but that's because dads alone in the kitchen-pouring his heart into every plate! Don't hesitate, check this restaurant out..you won't be disappointed!

Pastries good! Service hit or miss…read more Went there two days in a row. First day everything was impeccable. Second day mediocre. English is not a language they understand. However when you point to what you want... they give you what they think you should have.. very disappointing. Both days had churros and chocolate. Day 1 chocolate was thick and creamy. Churros crispy and just right. Day 2. Didn't want churros but they served it anyways. Churros mushy and limp. Chocolate watered down. More like milk with a little bit of chocolate. Had the mini palmentos covered in chocolate. Yum! Crispy and good crunch! Loved it. Got that one to go... Good food but they might not get you what you want....

I love this place. It's overpriced... but worth it…read more They have 2 locations in central Las Palmas. And this location is by far superior! The reason I come here is only for the pan de chocolate. I'm not one that has much interest in sweets, but this is an exception. It's bread, but bits of chocolate and orange in it. And it is spectacular! The location near the beach really should be avoided sometimes. The waiting staff is so rude and mean. We ask if they can heat the bread and cut it for us. They reply... We will not cut it for you then serve us with a butter knife. Not easy to cut! But this location will heat and cut it for you. Then serve with a smile! ====== Just wanted to update my review. The last time I came here they wouldn't serve me. I have no idea why, but it think it's cause i'm a gringo or thought to be tourist. I stood there for 10 minutes being ignored while the girls talked. Some guy came in, they served him. I was invisible! Then they continued to ignore me. So I asked my friend to go in and order me a coffee to see what happens. He got served. So they're banned! I'm going to the Panaria on the beach! Don't know if this is a one off... Maybe this girl got fired or something. But I feel this was racism! I'm a paying customer too!

This is a quaint little restaurant on a hill in Tenerife that we just happened to be passing by in…read moresearch for another place. We were starving for breakfast and hung over from the night before, jet lagged and exhausted. So we saw this place and realized it has a gorgeous view of Grand Canaria Island our the front window. It's a simple and amazing place with homemade food. They serve great breakfast burritos and their coffee is excellent. The staff were all very nice. We really enjoyed our time here and the food. Definitely remedied our hangover with their juices they make fresh as well!! If you're ever in the Canary Island of Tenerife, tent yourself a car or a taxi ride and get to this place then walk around the town.

This cute little gem is a great place for breakfast and lunch time. We've been there twice on our…read morevacation and the staff was friendly and even recognized us again. They mostly have British dishes, like beans on toast or breakfast burritos, etc. I tried the breakfast burrito with meat in it and it was absolutely delicious! The other time when we went out for lunch, I was incredibly hungry and the chili something (I forgot the complete name) saved me. The ingredients are fresh and they prepare everything fresh and with love. It was a pleasure to be a guest in this restaurant and I would definitely recommend it!

What's not to love about a beachfront cafe?…read more Cortado. Check. Agua con gas. Mmhmm. The biggest (and best) bocadillo I've ever eaten in all my years in Spain? Siiii. Outdoor seating with sun or shade options? Yup. La Calima is a great place to grab a coffee and some breakfast before beginning a very taxing day at the beach. It's right on the sea, so perfect for surfer watching. For my fellow guiris, they serve legit breakfast until noon but if you miss it, the Bocadillo Americano is an amazing breakfast sandwich fix. ... and all at super reasonable prices. I had 2 coffees and a 2-meal bocadillo for 8 EUR!

The Calima is great. It's tiny but it's literally on the beach and stays open later than pretty…read moremuch everywhere else in that location. There were surfers drinking here, families, even dogs. Everyone likes a dog in a bar. And also; the Calima is the sandstorm that engulfs this place from time to time, so there, a bit of local knowledge for you. I didn't eat anything here but it's good for getting in the shade during the day and for chilling out, late into the night.

This place has it all-waterfront tables overlooking a vibrant beach scene, great cocktails,…read moredelicious sangria, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner available. On the lunch menu, I found the tasty grilled cheese, which is just that-grilled cheese, no bread involved, served with flavorful mojo sauce. My husband raved about his french fry, egg, and sausage breakfast mashup, wishing we had something like it at home. Service was great, while the menu includes interesting English translations. A perfect destination on a pleasant stroll on the wide promenade.

Absolutely stunning views of the ocean, overall great ambiance and truly amazing seafood as well as…read moreother meals. Really nice fresh bread. Overall great experience.

Had delicious tapas and great Lemon Drop Martini's. Pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff.read more