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Most Popular Cafe food in Sardina, Spain
Reviews on Cafe food in Sardina, Spain including Encurtidos Antequera, Salsamora Boutique, La Pulguita, Arakana Coffee, Rocktop Skybar, Tasca El Surtidor, El Rincon de Los Berrazales, Coffee & Wine Bar Los Berrazales
8. Coffee & Wine Bar Los Berrazales
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By rmartinmitch
We were lucky to attend an event at this beautiful local farm, winery and restaurant during our recent visit to Las Palmas.The farm is located in a beautiful valley and has abundant produce including multiple varieties of wine grapes. They have a small restaurant that features the wine and produce grown on site. The staff was very friendly and the setting gorgeous.Highly recommended if you are in the area.
7. El Rincon de Los Berrazales
Reviewed By Steve H
We popped in for lunch on a Tuesday in April and the place was deserted. The children had good fried chicken with chips and scrambled eggs with ham and mushrooms, we both had paella which was good, although the seafood was a little sparse. The food and service were both good. Lunch with drinks for four was â¬43.There is a separate bar which also offers a range of tapas.
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6. Tasca El Surtidor
Reviewed By magant99
A small sunny terrace and accross the street café restaurant.Very friendly waiter speaking almost no English but fully understanding!Drinks and simpel food like bocadillos and bollerias are good.Prices unforgettable reasonable..Café euro 1Bocadillo cheese euro 2Bollaria euro 2Agaete is Nice. Donât forget the hortus and Driving or hiking in the area: beautiful
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5. Rocktop Skybar
Situado en el último piso del Hotel Cordial Roca Negra, este nuevo Gastrobar, ofrece comida canaria de mercado, con productos locales frescos. Propone una cocina de autor que sumado a las increÃbles vistas del lugar, te dejarán siempre con ganas de repeti
Reviewed By Juansolver
Lo mejor de este rocktop son las vistas a los acantilados y a la costa de esta zona de Agaete. Es ideal para disfrutar un rato de relax mientras se pone el sol.
4. Arakana Coffee
Reviewed By Carmen Nieves G
Tiene una carta variada de desayunos.sumos.tes.para visitar tranquilo .buena atencion al cliente.rapidez y todo muy fresco y limpio .puedes leer un buen libto tomar un cafe o te y pasar un rato agradable ven no te arrepentiras.
3. La Pulguita
Reviewed By Odalys A
Tiene poca variedad pero platos combinados y abundantes de exquisito sabor, también se puede desayunar y el trato es muy bueno. Se puede tomar buen Mojito cubano a buen precio
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2. Salsamora Boutique
Here, at our seaside setting, in our cosy cavern bar we offer a wide range of local home - made snacks and tapas. You can also sample our fine Canary wines and beers before you buy and try our local cheeses, jams and spicy mojo sauces and round off your v
Reviewed By Carol A
This is a fantastic little bar and boutique selling local handcrafts, produce and wines. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and speak a number of languages (Which helped as our Spanish is very basic ) A selection of 3 beers, and plenty of wines and spirits.There is seating outside where you can watch the sun setting over the port enjoying a glass or two with a dish of local olives. There is also some seating at the bar inside.
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1. Encurtidos Antequera
Reviewed By BetuliaEriksson
Walking down Calle Capitan Quesada (pedestrian street) in Galdar, I was curious to go inside this little restaurant/cafe/bar( what ever it is) and take a look at what they had to offer. I must say that I was immediately interested in tasting what they had to offer. Wow! Amazing...Delicious...must taste, must have ....The presentation of the "motaditos" got my mouth watering. It is true that we eat as much with our eyes as with our taste buds and mouth. In my poor Spanish I asked what the beautiful "montaditos" were made of and this very nice woman proceeded to point and tell me what they were. At the end I chose a montadito one with a slice of Spanish tortilla with fried onions, one with chevre ost with caramelized onions and one with small fried cod fish balls. Oh how I wished that I had more space in my stomach to try all of the others as well. If you ever come to Galdar, which I hope you will, since Galdar is the Royal Town of Gran Canaria with a fantastic old and historic town which is definitely worth a visit. Do not just walk by this place without stopping to eat a montadito. I promise that you will not be disappointed . Meanwhile I will continue to explore this old city with gusto.
