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Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Tuineje, Spain including La Sombra, Casa Victor, Casa Santa Maria, La Barraca, Casa Isaitas, Restaurante La Cofradia, Las Playas, Casa Luis, Restaurante Valtarajal, RESTAURANTE DON ANTONIO
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10. RESTAURANTE DON ANTONIO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By lbj17
We popped in here for coffee, en route to Betancuria and were expecting a basic village cafe, but were surprised how sophisticated it was. Those having lunch seemed to have large platefuls. We had already eaten, so sufficed with coffee, sat at one of the windy outside tables, overlooking the village church. The coffee was good, but it was expensive for what it was, compared to most cafes.
9. Restaurante Valtarajal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By dasar2017
Had a late lunch with friends.the starters were good(cheese and grilled peppers),the main dishes were ok but far from good&delicious(meat balls,pork),the owner was frendly and offered some canarian rum and vodka at the end..the restaurant is opened only for lunch time and offeres only 3 starters,7 main dishes.
8. Casa Luis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Reviewed By lwcatuk
The owner was a very pleasant, hospitable character, who spoke no English. The place itself was fairly typical of a local eatery, i.e plastic table cloth, bright lights and blaring T.V.There is no menu available, so it's difficult to work out the cost or indeed what to expect to eat. Luis pointed to pictures on the wall of goats and we perceived (with our very limited Spanish) that the choice was either big goat/or little goat and or fish. We decided to choose the little goat as we thought it would be less tough and we didn't want fish. After a while the wine, bread, olive oil and salt arrived, followed shortly by a large salad, the the baby goat with garlic. Personally I expected a kind of stew, but it was deep fried, very boney and quite tough, so a little disappointing. Anyway that aside, Louis the owner then offered us special coffee and a large amount of Ron Miel, the local liqueur which was 'free' we then entered into an alcohol induced conversation for approximately 30 minutes via diagrams drawn onto a paper map!! Good fun, good experience, no cards excepted....bring cash. Approx â¬36 for 2 pers.
7. Las Playas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By D8334MRpaulg
Unfortunately I am disappointed to make a bad review of this restaurant as actually the food is really nice. The staff are also really nice, however the owner is disrespectful and does not understand people who have allergies. I am allergic to peas and ordered paella and specifically explained the allergy on ordering. The paella came with peas in it. I explained it was not possible t eat this as I have an allergy. I said the paella could stay at the table as it was a sharing dish however I would just order something else. Which I did. When the bill came they charged for the full paella and the extra dish, I felt this was unfair as now we dined with 8 people but were charged for 9 Peopleâs meals. They could not understand the problem, even though the dish they brought could of actually caused a severe reaction. I donât mind the problem as it was rectified and the food was nice, however the owner could not understand the bill, we were prepared to give the extra cost as a tip to staff, however we could not do this as the owner was adamant that all the meals should be paid for. It is a shame. Allergies are very serious and should be treated so by restaurant owners. Unfortunately disappointed.
6. Restaurante La Cofradia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 483 reviews
Reviewed By Bubbles1054
Lost in translation when the order was taken, I'd been looking forward to a nice platter of mixed fish but seems the waiter didn't understand me, got a mediocre piece of fish although tasty ,we were disappointed not to get what we wanted.
5. Casa Isaitas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Rural guest house, restaurant patio - tapas & full meals - & bar. Extremely charming, disarmingly simple yet exceptionally handsome. Delicious local fare, excellent servce.service. Stayed overnight and ended up eating all meals there. Breakfast was 2nd to
Reviewed By mriek2018
Today we had lunch in this restaurant. Looked it up on the internet, because of the good reviews and the nice pictures. Unfortunately I was really disappointed when the food arrived. I heard constantly a ping of the microwave, did not smell any nice cooking fragrances, it looked poor and the taste was bad. Very sad, the place self is very beautiful, great atmosphere and very 'Spanish' and authentic. We both had pain in our stomach the whole afternoon :-( I would certainly not go there, a waste of your money
4. La Barraca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By heloiseDevon
Excellent small restaurant serving delicious food, tapas and fish speciality of the place. Right on the beach, spectacular views from the terrace. A simple non fussy touristy village eateries filled with lots of locals when we visited. Friendly staff and reasonable prices. So good we went twice.
3. Casa Santa Maria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 607 reviews
Reviewed By mikebutler46
This review simply relates to the café (rather than restaurant) as we called in just for a coffee. Suffice to say that the coffee was not the cheapest (E2-50), but certainly the best of our 2 weeks in Lanzarote (this being a day trip). The bar area is just superb, so much of interest with sides of ham and goat bells etc. hanging from the ceiling. The restaurant is directly opposite the church of the same name and the village, original island capital, is just gorgeous and timeless.
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2. Casa Victor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 388 reviews
Reviewed By Jacko070
My roll was as hard as a rock. I ordered papas fritas and got potatoes. The fish was very good and nicely cooked, the sopa de mariscos good and prices were reasonable. The host tries very hard. Would visit again.
1. La Sombra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
The mission is simple: serve delicious, affordable food that guests will want to return to week after week. THE FOOD Our menu changes according to the seasons and what is provided on a local basis - making sure that vegetarian and vegan options are always
Reviewed By shropshirenick
We stopped at this cafe whilst visiting Betancuria. The cafe is set in stunning gardens with lots of exotic plants and cacti. The food is also great quality, the burgers are fantastic. There is also a good choice of vegetarian options.
