Top Restaurants in Valleseco
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Most Popular European food in Valleseco, Spain
Find out what European restaurants to try in Valleseco including Como Como 15, Restaurante El Encuentro de Teror, Los Arcos de la Laguna, Biocreperia RiscoCaido, Casa Martell, Texeda Brewery & Restaurant, Casa del Caminero, Restaurante Bernardino, Restaurante La Raiz del Verol, Restaurante Asador-Grill El Almendro
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10. Restaurante Asador-Grill El Almendro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By Hickton
Highly recommended. We both had the beef kebabs with the brownie for dessert. The meat was of the highest quality. As you might expect the brownie was made with Almonds.If you are eating here at the weekend, it's best to reserve. We visited on a Sunday, it seems many locals travel from the major towns to eat here and enjoy the scenery. The place was full at 13:30 with a queue in the street of people waiting for a table.
9. Restaurante La Raiz del Verol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Margaud D
I really liked all I ate in the restaurant.It was very cheap, the waiter advised us a discover menu for 2 persons for 14euros which was delicious...Everybody was nice and professional.I have spent a really great time with my boyfriend, we have tasted many canarians specialties with a beautiful sight on the mountains. It's located in a peaceful and quiet area near Pozo de las nieves. Go ahead :)Pour les français : j'ai adoré , allez-y vous ne serez pas déçus ! Prenez le menu découverte de la gastronomie canarienne avec des tapas à 14 euros pour 2 , ce n'est vraiment pas cher pour des plats tous plus délicieux les uns que les autres.Bon appétit :)
8. Restaurante Bernardino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By Rousarnad
Excellent restaurant situated in the mountains with very well prepared food and amazing desserts. Everything we ate was absolutely delicious!! Very good and friendly service. The views from the dining room are breathtaking!! A must to visit during your visit on Gran Canaria!!
7. Casa del Caminero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
Reviewed By Venusjupiter
We had dinner here twice while staying in Tejeda for a walking holiday and would have gone more often after discovering it except that it was closed for a couple of days for the Epiphany celebrations. Armando is a delightful and entertaining host, very welcoming and attentive. He arranged big heaters to make sure everyone was warm enough, walked around talking to everyone and encouraged us all to talk to each other as well. One night he gave the whole room a short talk about the history of the area and the origins of his restaurant. After our main courses, he produced big bowls of homemade almond ice cream for each table to share - brilliant! His artwork surrounds you and there are books to look at while you enjoy the delicious food. As others have said, the menu is limited, but it is easier not to have a lot of choice and everything was beautifully cooked. The wine was great and we thought the price extremely reasonable. An experience like no other, I can't recommend it highly enough.
6. Texeda Brewery & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By 338freb
Had a pleasant lunch at this gastro-brewpub in Tedeja, well worth a visit. Dishes are flavoursome and mainly locally sourced-but I have my doubts about the black truffle. Salads were very nice and fresh, appetizing presentation. They brew their own beer as well, unfortuneately they were out of everything but Scotch ale and that wasnât too impressive. I suspect that their caps are the same as most other microbrewersâ, leading to premature oxidation. Hopefully their other brews are the same quality as their food. I would recommend going for tap rather than bottle.Dear 338freb, we are really glad that you liked our food and enjoyed our restaurant so much. We really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience with us, the other users, and your excellent rating. We can assure you that your comment will be a great boost of confidence for our whole team! We hope to see you at our restaurant during your next visit to the island. Sincerely, Texeda Team.
5. Casa Martell
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Reviewed By sjislandwanderer
This place is incredible. It's not just a restaurant, but a museum of wine! The house red wine is delicious, and simply trusting the owner to recommend the meal is recommended. Everything we ate here was delicious, and we took two bottles of wine home with us!
4. Biocreperia RiscoCaido
Overall Ratings
5 based on 139 reviews
The BioCreperia is a vegetarian restaurant where the food is almost entirely prepared by hand. We offer a range of sweet and savoury crêpes as well as a tasty meal, which is always different, as we use fresh organic products that we grow ourselves in Acus
Reviewed By photoglyn
We werenât even sure that weâd find anywhere to eat on arrival in Arternara but we stumbled across two close to each other, but this little vegan restaurant flying prayer flags outside, really captured our imagination (and Iâm a full time meat eater!) They have a brilliant philosophy about using home grown and organic foods mostly sourced locally in the mountain top village. Everything is fresh, tasty and beautifully cooked. Ok thatâs a big claim for my first visit but I ordered two crepes, one tomato and local cheese and also a roasted banana, toffee & rum and both were mouth-wateringly scrummy! I also enjoyed a locally brewed craft beer which was wonderfully hoppy and served really cold, a gorgeous relief on this baking hot day.The owner was really friendly and extremely helpful and clearly passionate about the food and their approach. I was anxious that we waited so long to be served but there is definitely a laid back un-rushed atmosphere here and SO lovely to hear fluent Spanish everywhere unlike the horrendous English holiday atmosphere of Puerto Rico where we are staying. This restaurant is a gem of a place :-) Gracias!!!
3. Los Arcos de la Laguna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Country restaurant located in one of the most interesting and unrepeatable frames of Gran Canaria (Protected Natural Area - Pico de Osorio). It is located at Cruce La Laguna, in the municipality of Valleseco (45 minutes from the capital in the direction o
Reviewed By Ned E
Traditional Canarian fare, with menus seasonal or festival changes. The view from the outside dining terrace is gorgeous, overlooking a green barranco (valley) with the occasional Canarian house or finca (farm). Service is first class, friendly and attentive. We have never had a indifferent meal here and would recommend dining here for lunch or dinner. Try the charcoal grilled leg of lamb for a real treat!
2. Restaurante El Encuentro de Teror
Overall Ratings
4 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By Chiew_Pang
Situated right in the quiet square facing the basilica (it's not a cathedral), El Encuentro competes with a couple more restaurants for the occasional influx of visitors, especially at the weekend. Quiet, except during days, like today, when they hold some event or other. Today, it was a road race.El Encuentro has both outdoor and indoor seating, so take your pick. It serves Spanish cuisine, but focussing more on Canarian dishes. The portions were rather miserly, more like tapa sizes, or half-portions, at best, so you'd end up ordering quite a few.We started with papas negras, which are a variety only found in Tenerife. They are not found in abundance, so they're more expensive than the other common types. When you cut the potatoes open, you'll be treated with creamy yellow flesh, similar to that of sweet potatoes. They're cooked the "arrugadas" style, boiled with the peel, in highly salted water, which makes the skin wrinkle, and accompanied with mojo sauce. Wonderful as these black potatoes were, I've tasted better. Perhaps, it needed more of the sauces...The croquettes came in 3 kinds of filling: Iberian ham, cod (these two were rather too salty for my liking) and Chorizo de Teror (these were sweetish). The chipirones (baby squid) were bigger than others I've seen and were somewhat tougher too. Bearing in mind that these are usually cheaper than the bigger calamares, I found this dish not value for money.Other dishes we had were a cheese platter, except it wasn't really a platter, keeping in line with their small-portions policy; the normal papas arrugadas, and gofio escaldado. Gofio is traditional Canarian flour, which has a distinct flavour, and this is cooked with fish stock. If you've never tried it, I suggest you did.Service was adequate but next time, I'd be more inclined to try one of those restaurants on the side streets rather than this.
1. Como Como 15
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Nice and cosy restaurant in the center of Teror, combining the typical Canary island style with the homely warmth of the Scandinavian countries. Vegetarian, vegan and ecological options.
Reviewed By plus4man
Follow the sign boards away from the main square and down the steep, narrow street. We booked for dinner, earlier than most locals, but the place filled later in the evening. Very friendly and attentive staff, food prepared fresh and all tasted good. Good selection of beer and wine at reasonable prices.Went back a couple of days later for coffee in the courtyard. Very pleasant haven from the busy Sunday market.
