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Most Popular Contemporary food in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Best Contemporary restaurants nearby. Discover the best Contemporary food in Lanzarote. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Contemporary restaurants near you.. Ahhh, Lanzarote: The Canary Island paradise where you can ride a camel into the sunset and then dine inside a candlelit cave. The rock formations of Los Hervideros will take your breath away, as will the views from the Mirador del Rio lookout point. Legend has it that locals would hide from pirates in the underground caverns of Cueva de los Verdes, which are now open to curious visitors. Above ground the Jardin de Cactus will teach you all about the spiny desert plants.
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1. Coentro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By RC1958
My wife and I have been visiting Playa Blanca every year for over 25 years. And we have travelled and dined all over the world. This is one of the most imaginative and delightfully surprising meals that we have ever had. Not just in Lanzarote, not just in Europe, but anywhere.Do not miss the chance to dine here. It may not look special but appearances can be deceptive. It is exceptional.
2. Treat Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 218 reviews
A chill-out, cafe bar with live music in the evening and a great range of coffees, freshly made juices and smoothies, indulgent shakes and cocktails. Our food ranges from home-made pizza to bespoke sandwiches, paninis, sharing platters and fantastic cakes
Reviewed By threedy
We were surprised to see a restaurant and bar in Punta Limones rated no 14 in all of Lanzarote. We have been visiting this part of the island off and on for 30+ years and Have to say that Punta Limones has always been a bit shabby tired and uncared for, so not well known for its cuisine and fine dining, but after the good reviews on TA we just had to give it a try ! What a disaster. We knew where this restaurant was located as there was another there previously. At first glance It presented nothing very special in the square. We sat down at an outside Table, where we had to change my flimsy Plastic chair for a more solid one from inside as I am not a lightweight ! At first glance the menu is slightly expensive, but thatâs ok for what we hoped would be a treat ahead. Treats wasnât full, so Service was quick. Drinks ordered we opted to share a pizza and Treat salad. â sorry pizza is off the menu .... no doughPrepared â Ok we thought a bit puzzled but try again. We both went for Penn pasta with sardines Pine nuts and a Treat salad. What arrived was two plates of gloop ! The pasta was disintegrated overcooked and even chewy in parts, which does indicate some microwave Involvement with leftover food! If I closed my eyes to avoid the ghastly presentation, it tasted ok ! â¬10 each for the pasta plus one salad one glass of wine and a Sloe gin fizz...â¬40Any decent food critic would have sent it back and said no to a replacement but we We were hungry, and the salad was ok !!( on reflection it probably would have been helpful if we had sent it back ?) On paying we were asked how it was and we softened our comments to âPasta over cooked & very disappointedâThere was no reply from the waitress and She obviously ? Did not pass our comments to a french sounding lady who we thought could be in charge, as we left without anyone coming back to the table to enquire why we were disappointed. After this experience We feel that the high rating score no where near reflects this restaurants real rating, which should, based on our one visit be near the bottom. Needless to say, we shall not be experiencing the Treat evening offer.To stay in a âposherâ Punta Limones after redevelopment Treats offering to the cruise customers will have to drastically improve.( in our experience why would cruise customers eat & drink off the ship anyway where fine dining is the norm !!??) I donât normally await proprietors comments, but looking at their responses to the previous poor ratings, it will be interesting to see their explanation. Thank you for leaving a review. I'm glad we had more sturdy chairs so that you were able to swap.As a small restaurant, with an extensive daytime and nightime menu, we do find that we occasionally run out of ingredients while we prepare new ones. We are sorry that we were preparing more pizza dough when you wanted to order pizza.You are right, the waitress should have passed your comments about the pasta on to the kitchen. However, we do do a table check after serving. If you had said your food was not acceptable at that point we would have been more than happy to change it.Our pricing is pretty standard for similar restaurants, especially as all of our food is homemade and freshly prepared. Two pasta dishes at 10 euros, a house salad at 8.50, a glass of wine at 3.00 and a slow gin cocktail at 6.50 adds up to under 40 euros so there is a little exaggeration on the price from you and the portions are substantial.Every restaurant makes mistakes. We try to make as few as possible, but when we do, we like to rectify them if we are given the chance. I wish you had.As can be seen from our other reviews, we have many, many very satisfied customers. It is a shame that we were not able to please you.If you would like to come and talk to us, we would love to offer you a discount on our evening dining menu so that you can see why people are raving about our food, service and entertainment.
3. Tahoyo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 152 reviews
Tapas and Canarian cuisine, both takeaway and eat-in. Fantastic find.
Reviewed By Callas65
Tahojo is a laid-back restaurant where everything is spot on. Tucked in the white streets of Punta Mujeres, close to the dramatic sea and natural swimming pools of this lovely village, the restaurant is fresh and jolly and the food is perfectly balanced: tasty, interesting and healthy. We visited three times during our stay and we enjoyed all: spinach croquettes, Lanzarote style potatoes, beans, fried rabbit, fried eel, the fabulous goat stew. Everything was cooked at perfection: nothing to add. Manuel, Ramon and the kind colleague (I donât remember his name) attending to the service are a fantastic team and this is reflected on the smooth experience at their restaurant. I read some of the reviews complaining about the service and I have only one suggestion to my fellow travellers: relax chicos! Thank you Tahojo!Muchas gracias por su visita y atencion. Ha sido un placer para nosotros. Los mejores deseos para ustedes. Cordialmente Manuel
4. Sergio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 167 reviews
New openig in playa blanca.. Best terrace view.. Fresh food evrey day with local products by whimsical cheff... You must to try..!!
Reviewed By Wordsshortlist
Sergio raises the bar in Playa Blanca with a thoughtful menu and great service that really sets the restaurant apart from the others. Food is locally sourced where possible, staff are friendly and welcoming and the chef is on hand to advise (we asked for assistance for a friend who was gluten free and the team could not have been more helpful). The hand written menu and elegant presentation of the food show a real attention to detail. Up there as a real destination restaurant on the island.
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5. Restaurante La Maresia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By WilliamsLou_88
Superb food. Fantastic service. Miguel the owner is the chef. The squid croquets are melt in your mouth. Fried baby squid absolutely delicious. Garlic prawns are a must. A nice touch was a small starter courtesy of the restaurant and the maracua liquer to finish. Enjoyed a lovely bottle of El Grifo wine from the island. Definitely would recommend and will be back in September. Keep up the good work.
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