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Spain Food Guide: 7 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Antigua
Reviews on Seafood food in Antigua, Spain including Casa Marzia, Algo Mas - Caleta de Fuste, La Frasquita, El Bounty del Muelle, La Jaula de Oro Bar Ristorante, Beach Club Chiringuito La Isla, Aamares
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7. Aamares
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
If you are looking for a place to have a drink or eat this is an ideal place. We have cocktails, gin tonic´s menu, beers selection , snacks, fresh fish, paellas, pizza, pasta and nice meats with spectacular front views to the beach of Caleta de Fuste.
Reviewed By Martin B
Called in due to sign for â¬1.50 large beers. The location is stunning on the promenade overlooking the beach and the harbour in the distance. We had a very relaxing few hours (4 adults and 2 children). We all enjoyed our food, drinks, cocktails, and the staff were very pleasant. Probably our best afternoon of the holiday.
6. Beach Club Chiringuito La Isla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 657 reviews
Delicious beach restaurant in the center of an islet in Fuerteventura Golf Resort beach. It's accessed by a walkway from the beach in front of the Sheraton Hotel. Sea views, romantic, Canarian traditional cooking, Spanish paella and fresh fish every day.A
Reviewed By Keith D
Fourth visit to this bar. First couple of visits food was great third visit food was terrible. This visit ( because I believe one bad meal may be an off day) some food was great but other elements of the meal were terrible. The padron peppers for starters were at best average with a huge dish of peppers provided some were cooked to perfection some were nearly raw and others were over cooked. I wonder how they managed to to get all three stages on the same plate? Both my wife and I had mixed grilled fish for a main. The plates came out looking fantastic with a whole cooked catch of the day s fillet of another white fish adorned with mussels canarian potatoes crab stick king prawn calamari and salad. The fish and mussels were well cooked and I could not fault them. The king Prawn was over cooked and mushy!! The crab stick was dry like it had been sitting around unwrapped for a day or so and the cucumber in the salad was the same.I didn't eat the calamari as I had a bad experience with it a while ago. Desert menu was very limited and we just went for ice cream.The location is lovely and just a shame the food is a mixed bag..
5. La Jaula de Oro Bar Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 480 reviews
Reviewed By JWEM1000
We had visited the caves and the interesting trece peces shop and decided to lunch in this restaurant alongside the beachThe garlic prawns were good as was the grilled local fish served with salad and Canarian potatoesThe cheese starter and the breaded chicken main course were less interesting and the latter was dryThe service was quick and pleasant and the surrounding scenery very attractive
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4. El Bounty del Muelle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1422 reviews
Reviewed By MyBackpackandMe
An early evening visit before a trip to the theatre did not disappoint. The food was fantastic and some of the friendliest service I've had. It felt like we came as guests and left as friends. We had gambas to startThis is only a small restaurant and all the tables were reserved so book before you go.
3. La Frasquita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 645 reviews
Reviewed By graceandnature
Incredibly fresh seafood, served in a small friendly restaurant beside the beach. I called in for lunch yesterday and a giant platter of incredibly fresh fish was brought to our table for us to pick from although it was a quick, work lunch and I opted for a fish soup and garlic prawns bubbling in their clay cooking pot as they were brought to our table. Delicious. Working here, and not being into the majority of cafes and restaurant which are specifically aimed at tourists, its hard to find something with a little soul and closer to traditional Canarian cooking but i adored this little place and will be back ( and back, and back) so if you like fresh fish, friendly family feeling efficient service and great prices i'd totally recommend it
2. Algo Mas - Caleta de Fuste
Overall Ratings
5 based on 363 reviews
More than a simple restaurant ,a special place whether to eat well and to feel better! A moment of relax? A romantic dinner or among old friends? Simply, good food and good mood ! A little bit different , just ...good food and good mood .
Reviewed By Andrew T
Back in fuerteventura for a holiday and ate here twice The food and service were excellent as was last yearThe staff in restaurant are brilliant always served with a smile and explanation of how meal would be cookedWe went there on unlimited ribs night which I had but the ribs are so big there was no way I could eat another This is a must place to visit and taxis are cheap in resort so no problem getting there so a big thanks to staff for an excellent service Thank you very much for taking your time and writing this great opinion of our restaurant and staff. We are very happy you enjoyed your stay with us and hope to see you soon again . Will certainly let the staff know your nice words . Thanks again and greetings from Eduard .
1. Casa Marzia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 281 reviews
newly open restaurant, lovely atmosfere. A place where you can relax enjoying good homemade food... The terrace and the nice weather of the island allowes to eat outdoor most of the time. We have a good wine cellar with local wines from Lanzarote. Don't m
Reviewed By Di J
Having read the other excellent reviews, my husband, son and I chose to find this place for a final meal in Fuerteventura before our flight home yesterday. What a great restaurant! A very warm welcome, beautifully cooked and presented food, and in a quiet setting with views of hills over the greenery on the terrace. Everyone was friendly - including the other guests. We ordered from the specials and the main menu, and were delighted with all our starters and main courses. The fillet steak served on the hot stone was perfectly cooked and the tiny octopuses in a tomato sauce delicious. The avocado starter and the tuna carpaccio were works of art. A short drive back to the airport, but sadly not enough time to sample the dessert menu. Next time perhaps! Overall, we would all highly recommend -and return - to this delightful restaurant.
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