Reviews on Mediterranean food in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. Santa Cruz de Tenerife (commonly abbreviated as Santa Cruz (/ˌsæntəˈkruːz/, Spanish: [santaˈkɾuθ, -ˈkɾus], locally [sãtaˈkɾu]) is a global city (with Sufficiency status) and capital (jointly with Las Palmas) of the Canary Islands, the capital of Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and of the island of Tenerife. Santa Cruz has a population of 206,593 (2013) within its administrative limits. The urban zone of Santa Cruz extends beyond the city limits with a population of 507,306 and 538,000 within urban area. It is the second largest city in the Canary Islands and the main city on the island of Tenerife, with nearly half the island population living in or around it.
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4 based on 1660 reviews
We have found this restaurant through trip advisor and what a find! As we arrived we were greated by the owner and great impressions from the start.We had our 1 year old daughter and he offered us soup for her.... Home made and delicious. She loved it.After that we had the Jamon Serrano, salmon rolls, octupus and chipirones.... All divine and of outstanding quality.Adding to this food feast, service was impeccable and one of the best we had recently.We were also amazed by the fact that they had available gluten free bread especially when we had forgotten ours. Thank you very much for this amazing meal.Mil gracias Rosario por toda la descripción detallada que ha hecho de nuestro servicio y cocina. Un saludo.
4 based on 280 reviews
Looking for the friendliest, warmest and most authentic, original restaurant in santa cruz? We've found it. With only 15 seats and no menu at all it is one of the most amazing experiences we've ever had. Whilst sitting at the "bar", which also is the kitchen, talking to the chef and the hostess who don't speak any language except Spanish, we ate our perfectly cooked steaks.The staff doesn't speak english but they try to make theirselves understandable. Just order what they suggest and you won't be disappointed.10/10
4 based on 313 reviews
After reading such positive reviews we decided to give it a tr for Saturday lunch. It was not very busy and we did wonder why. The menu is small with quite a few extra dishes available given to us by the waitress we had prawns to share, oxtail and Chernenko local fish for our main courses .The prawns were not cooked properly and were mushy.We asked them to change it for something else which was no problem. We chose a tostada with foi gras. The tostada was a potato pancake with foi gras on the top which tasted fine but was very oily and had been fried. The cherne was a main dish full of stuff! Vegetables all fried and oily, sweet potato, small Canadian potatoes, tomatoes, carrot, and finallythe cherne which was loaded on to of a tower of the other things. It was all cold and all I could taste was oil. The oxtail was ok ,tasted fine ,nothing special. The bread basket was unusual with all sorts of crispy bits but totally pretentious and unnecessary.Over all we found this quality of food poor, the cooking mediocre and quite expensive 56 euros for a very pooor meal. We would not go again.
4 based on 441 reviews
Spanish tapas, Local cuisine, Tartar and Selection of wines. Enjoy our traditional cuisine prepared using the finest local products in a relaxed atmosphere.
We got here based on reviews. It must have been a long/bad shift, because the waiters weren't as friendly/professional as one would expect. We were a group of six, but only half of us wanted to eat - this was the first moment we felt unwelcomed. Initially we opted for a table outside,but after a few minutes we if we could move inside. We were told that every table is reserved, although no one came during the time we were there. The food was good, almost great, but to charge someone for appetizers we didn't order seems a cheap shot [we got bread and anchovy paste, which was delicious, but still, and initially thought it was a sort of a welcome "bite"]. So, the two stars are for the food, nothing more. And, also, I am pretty sure one of the waiters cursed me behind my back, when I was returning from the bathroom. Really?We really appreciate you taking the time to write you really enjoyed our food, however your accusation about ours waiters'behavior is very serious and unacceptable. You should not FALSELY accuse our waiter of having cursed you. They all are always respectful with all customers.Certainly you could not move to another table because there was another reservation.Regarding the anchovy paste, the bread and the olives, they all were a welcome gift, we do not charge you for thatWe ask you and your friend to please remove those FALSE reviews that damage our restaurant.It'll be a pleasure to welcoming you again in D'tapas,26.Jose Luis Duque
4 based on 234 reviews
A roman corner in the heart of Santa Cruz, here you can taste the typical "Pinsa Tomana " (higly digestible pizza made with sourdough), "Suppli'", the real "Rigatoni Carbonara " (no cream,please!) and a lot more as "Millefoglie di Porchetta" (a revisited
Went to this resultant with a few friends, getting a table was easy as the restaurant was quite empty. First let down was there was no lasagna, even tho' there was a couple of lasagna's on the menu. The staff seemed really slow and not slow as in letting us choose our food and drink, but slow as in had no idea what they were doing. Serving wine was almost cringe worthy, it was like being at 'forty towers'.The worse part about being at this restaurant was the portion sizes. I ended up having the ravioli, as they didn't have the lasagna, for 10⬠all I got was 9 pieces of ravioli. Don't get me wrong, I was alright, not great but alright. An Italian would have a fit if they were served up the portions this place does.When approached about the portion sizes the staff didn't care how the customers felt, they brushed it off as if customer service didn't matter.One of the worse meals I have on my holiday. I'd hate to think how bad the other Italian restaurants are if this is the best one!
4 based on 433 reviews
Guannabà is a restaurant located in the old town of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, in an old and typical Canarian house that has been completely renovated achieving a modern and cosmopolitan design, but respecting and maintaining the charm of the rustic and old.
Visited this place during our first night in Tenerife. Didn't disappoint! Decoration was that of a more modern - European level, the staff were extremely friendly and polite, the food was very nice and tasty (apart from maybe the noodle Paella which was not up to our personal liking) and the presentation was that of high class restaurant. Definitely wasn't expecting to eat as good as this! Was a great surprise. If you want to taste original tapas etc, then this is not the place to go as everything comes "with a twist".Would suggest it if you are in Santa Cruz.
4 based on 474 reviews
Tapas Bar and restaurant located in the central area known as the 'Calle de la Noria'. It has a great variety of dishes from the Andalusian cuisine, as well as the Canarian, with a special shout out to fresh seafood. 'El Porrón' offers a superb gastronomi
A really good experience; the food was fantastic (the avocado tartare was particularly good) and our waiter, Pepe, was friendly, helpful and great fun. The icing on the cake was a complementary dessert. Thanks so much Pepe and team, it was great!Thank you for your recommendation and write your experience of our Tasca. Really the avocado tartare was particularly great! Good advice if you come to our Tasca! Thank you and we hope you come back soon!
5 based on 179 reviews
Great place, with a very nice staff!The meat is amazing! We took pork cheeks, iberico ham and entrecôte... it was paradiseThe waiter advised us a great red wine!Hello GillesC124, Thank you for commenting about us here. It is really good to know that you had a great experience. we hope to have you back soon
5 based on 119 reviews
This Restaurant it ´s a dream that has Come true and since its opening in October of last year It offers a Menu in which the Iberian Pig is the protagonist. It is accompanied by the reinvention of some classics of the Spanish gastronomy, created by Elisab
We stayed in the grand mencey hotel and walked into this fantastic restaurant close by. Well the menu is all in Spanish but the owner made us very welcome and explained to us their special Iberian hams.All the staff made a special effort to help us to choose their very special foods. All I can say is do give the his place a try the food is simply the best Spanish meal we have had at a reasonable price. We sat by the bar area watching the two highly skilled chef doing their cooking.Thank you very much for your words. We hope to see you soon.
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4 based on 110 reviews
My wife and I had a really lovely evening. We arrived a little early and were received by a well-behaved waiter and Danny Nielsen. We were placed at a lovely table in the bright and well-appointed surroundings. The menu is in Spanish so we got a good presentation in Danish from Mr. Nielsen. 5 different dishes were served, which was extremely tasty and had a very good taste composition. The main course consisted of a medium fried black angus ribeye steak and homemade pomfrit as well as garlic butter. The dish could have been perfect with some garnish in the form of vegetables or roasted mushrooms. The wine menu was well balanced to the food. The kitchen and waiters work very well together with great precision even with an almost full occupied restrant. Best regards Peter
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