Category: Food and Drink

Part of a chain of 7 restaurants, all but one being in Puerto de la Cruz, we choose to eat here as we both fancied some pasta! As with the service at all the restaurants in this group, it is efficient but not overly friendly! We sat outside on the pavement, choosing to sit on READ MORE

This restaurant is a little bit off the main area and in all honesty a place you would probably walk past without giving it a second glance. We always find the service really friendly, and the atmosphere relaxed.   The décor reflects that fact that the restaurant serves Peruvian food (as well as international and Spanish READ MORE

For the Brits among us who like a little bit of home cooking even whilst they are abroad, I would just like to say how great the Sunday Roast is at the New Robin Hood located under the Bel Air (the tall building!) First of all you do need to book in advance as Phil READ MORE

We look love to eat at this restaurant for two main reasons. The first is because it is a great place to people watch and the second is because there is a singer – so we can enjoy some live music whilst we eat our meal. Located on the front terrace of the Hotel Marquesa READ MORE

At @vinotecaconpasion you can always enjoy beautiful wines, a good atmosphere, delicious tapas and staff with a passion for the business. And all dishes are equally tasty and beautifully presented. Their knowledge of Canarian wines is incredible. The “tiendita” with all these wines and even more local products is also definitely worth a visit. Greetings. READ MORE

Thoroughly enjoyed a meal in one of the Compostelana Restuarants.   This chain has five restaurants in Puerto de la Cruz and one in Santa Cruz. Two of their restaurants are dotted around the edge of the Plaza del Charco.  The restaurant in the centre of the square itself is also part of their group. We READ MORE

Along Calle de Hoya, just up from The Beehive, is a lovely restaurant that we really recommend for lunch or dinner Ibéricos Gastro-Bar is just that, gastro.  Which means it’s not a cheap place to eat. It does, however, serve amazing, fresh, homemade food and that is what you are paying for.

EL PESCADOR restaurant is located just off the Plaza del Charco, up a little hill in Calle Puerto Viejo.   It is one in the gradually expanding Padrino Group of restaurants – the others being El Padrino (located more or less in the parallel street to El Pescador), El Padrino San Amora in La Paz and READ MORE

My holiday wouldn’t be complete without a couple of visits to Churrería Perdomo Nestled right by the Muelle you can get freshly cooked Churros with thick, Spanish hot chocolate from 7.30 in the morning to 11 o’clock at night.  Six days a week (they are closed on Mondays). Many thanks to Su Biela for providing READ MORE

Alberto’s is always a must for us when ever we are in Puerto. The cocktails are fabulous.  Daquiri Fresa is my favourite but hubby loves the Caipirinha. Visit in the evening and watch the sunset for an extra special experience. We recommend the pizzas or, if you’re feeling healthy, a tuna salad. Both are big enough to share READ MORE