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Most Popular Seafood food in Brena Baja, Spain
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Brena Baja including El Lagar, Bar Restaurante El Pulpo, Casa Goyo, El Coral, La Chalana La Palma, Taberna Barbanegra, Estipalma
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7. Estipalma
6. Taberna Barbanegra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Restaurant pizzeria cozy in historical center of santa cruz de la Palma, home made pizzas, original desserts, extensive wine list and much more !!
Reviewed By Woody4
Visited on the night that most restaurants are closed, on the advice of our hotel (San Telmo). Booked a table, but no real need to. A nondescript place on a narrow street. Great service and superb pasta, as we didnât fancy the pasta. Great value, highly recommended
5. La Chalana La Palma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Tony and Joy W
We called into this bar for a couple of drinks and found the staff were very helpful, friendly and spoke good English. The drinks were reasonably priced. Although we didn't eat there the food that we saw coming out looked good. Nice location along the front.
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4. El Coral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 8FCR
The harbour view is really nice. We ate octopus, squid and tuna tartare. Compared with similar food at other local restaurants, the food and value for money were average, although the octopus and squid were quite small portions. We enjoyed our meal but it wasn't one of our favourites.
3. Casa Goyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 541 reviews
Reviewed By stockfam
Excellent food and very good value. This restaurant specializes in fish dishes. In February its opening hours are such that it closes at 1600 and reopens at 1900 (closed all day Monday). The waitresses are really friendly and helpful but donât speak English, so you need to have your dictionary/food phrase book handy and, despite there being a rough translation on the menu, even then some of the menu choices are still a bit of an experiment! You eat in a booth - which is probably lovely in the summer but it is advisable to dress âwarmlyâ when patronising in February â even with the booth door shut. Portions are generous and we found that 3 tapas sized elements plus potatoes and a salad was plenty for 2 people. The âfish of the dayâ comes in whatever size they think appropriate (on one occasion we got one large fish and on another 3 smaller fish) and you pay by the Kg. Finding out what sort of fish it is near impossible unless you are a very fluent Spanish speaker. You can get it grilled or some other way (probably steamed) and the price usually comes out around 14 euros. The strange ambiance includes having the occasional aircraft take off or land right over your head but thatâs quite fun after the initial shock of the first one. The bar area is definitely a favourite with locals and gets quite noisy when there is a football match on TV and the whole place is usually very busy in the afternoons especially at the weekend. However, at 1900 you have the place almost to yourself.
2. Bar Restaurante El Pulpo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 456 reviews
Reviewed By 581jeremys
Food was simple and delicious. Staff seemed really rushed off their feet for such a small place and I had of ask for service every time. I think they might offer a simplified menu to Brits as I saw other tables eating things that werenât on mine. Food envy!
1. El Lagar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Pizzeria
Reviewed By Elin1363
I ordered pepper steak, but could almost not get the knife through the meat. Looked like entrecote but the meat was divided with big tendons. The waiter asked if I liked it more done, but that could not make any difference to the quality.
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