Location: Los Realejos
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Most Popular Pizza food in Los Realejos, Canary Islands, Spain
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Los Realejos. Los Realejos is a town and a municipality the northern part of the island of Tenerife, which forms part of the Canary Islands. It is part of the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. The town is located 2 km from the north coast, 5 km southwest of Puerto de la Cruz, 6 km west of La Orotava, and 34 km southwest of the island's capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The inhabitants are known in Spanish as realejeros.
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1. Pomodoro Y Basilico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By billgerrycampello
Just sitting in this lovely restaurant having enjoyed a delicious (inexpensive) pizza, a very reasonably priced bottle of montepulciano red and one of the lightest titamisus Ive ever tasted. Good friendly (and multilingual) service. Could happily return to sample more from their wide ranging menu. The whole atmosphere of the place exudes Italy!
2. Pizzeria Mi Piace Puerto de la Cruz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By Z8658IPdanielw
Two pizzas really good, bottle of Nero D red wine also nice. About 24 euros. Genuine service from an Italian and the kitchen is wide open to see. Couldnât complain at all
3. Pub Pizzeria Vicolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Lee A
One of my friends recommended Restaurant Vicolo, and I'm so glad they did! The restaurant is located on Calle la Hoya almost directly opposite the Beehive British Football Pub but please don't be put off by this. The pub is very well managed and attracts no excessive noise, drunkenness or anti social behaviour! I can vouch for this because over the years I've been there many times. Unusually, it was a chilly evening and I was suffering a sore throat as I made my way to the restaurant. Although there were many people eating outside in Vicolo's seated dining terrace, I went inside because of my sore throat and the cold I was feeling. Once inside, I was pleasantly surprised because the restaurant was of contemporary design, very modern and stylish and was in fact quite chic and upmarket. It was also spacious and spotlessly clean with seating for 24 persons inside and the same outside. Much bigger than I'd imagined.I particularly liked the smoky grey, slate-like floor tiles which did look very classy adding that touch of ambience to the restaurant. The subdued almost seductive lighting also enhanced the interior design creating a lovely warm atmosphere which within minutes saw me taking off my coat!A young waiter who spoke excellent English came to my table to take my order so I asked if I could have some fish soup which may have eased my sore throat. But sadly there wasn't any. Instead, I asked for an Americano coffee con leche (with milk) whilst I perused the menu.The waiter soon returned with my coffee served generously in a long glass.From the menu I ordered Spaghetti Marinara a wonderful looking pasta dish containing cooked mussels, shrimps, clams, prawns, cherry tomatoes and parsley. Sounded great!I began sipping my coffee which was really good. In fact it was excellent! By far the best coffee I'd tasted during the three weeks I'd been in Puerto de la Cruz!Although the waiter was constantly taking plates of food to diners eating outside, he still found time to have a chat to me which I found comforting. I then ordered a bottle of water to drink with my meal.It didn't seem long before my pasta dish was being placed in front of me. It looked and smelled absolutely amazing and tasted superb! Everything was piping hot and cooked to perfection. I savoured every mouthful! The different ingredients of fish were blended together so well with the pasta. I enjoyed the meal very much!After my meal, I ordered another coffee and before leaving the restaurant I complimented the chef who'd come to ask if I'd enjoyed his dish.As I left the restaurant and headed out into the coolness of the night, I felt warm. I felt full. I felt good ⦠very good! Another great dining experience! And the bill? 14 Euros! Exceptional value.So how would I sum up Restaurant Vicolo? A lovely, well managed modern restaurant creating a great atmosphere as well as great food. With friendly attentive staff, you'll always be guaranteed a warm welcome here. Highly recommended! Happy dining! Lee A.
Top 5 Contemporary food in Los Realejos, Canary Islands, Spain
4. Pastafiori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By JanetH0189
This restaurant has italian type cuisine, pizzas, pasta etc. but also meat and fish dishes. We both chose the seared tuna dish - lovely fresh fish, beautifully presented, but it was served in small slices, seared on the outside with a herb crumb, but basically raw in the centre. As it was fresh, it was very nice, if not very warm (!) but in future, we'd ask for it to be cooked a little more. (We weren't asked how we like it cooked). Two tables of locals were there when we ate, always a good sign.
5. la Taberna del Lago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
Reviewed By craigk657
Visited with partner and mother whilst on holiday. Ordered the calzone which was cooked to perfection. Partner had the all day breakfast which he said was really tasty. The restaurant is located on the sea front so the prices are fantastic given the location. Service was a bit hit and miss with some staff been more attentive than others and it was because of this that they loose a point and only get 4 out 5
Most Popular International food in Los Realejos, Canary Islands, Spain
