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Where to eat Bar food in Puntallana: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Puntallana including La Isla de Goya, Churreria El Muelle, Bar Sputnik, Bar La Papirusa, Rincon El Bohio, Bar La Papirusa, El Dorado, Estipalma, Tasca Alavasca, Bar Miami
10. Bar Miami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Xylocopa
This little bar sits on a terrace above the main square of San Andres (a lovely little town, well worth a visit); it is not in the square itself. In fact, Bar Miami is right opposite the car parking for the village. Essentially it is just a bar, frequented by locals, and they do not have menus. But just ask - the owner verbally ran through a list of tapas, and we tried nearly everything - all interesting local food - soup, fried chicken, goat stew - even the sandwiches - all were really excellent. Very friendly owner too who explained how we could visit the church, even though it was closed.
9. Tasca Alavasca
Overall Ratings
3 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Neil H
I loved this place so much that i went there every day. It is a great Tapas Bar to socialise, especially as a solo traveller. The food is tasty & the wine good, everything reasonably priced. The staff are friendly & the atmosphere brilliant. Tasca Alvasca is the best place in Los Cancajos!
8. Estipalma
7. El Dorado
Reviewed By yosoybar
Es un local tranquilo por las mañanas y algo más concurrido por las noches donde sepuede tomar algo tranquilamente. Siempre tiene algo de música que no molesta en absoluto y el trato de los dueños no puede ser más exquisito. Los precios de lo mejor de la capital con cañas a 1 euro
6. Bar La Papirusa
Reviewed By Carole W
Stopped for a beer whilst shopping and was very glad we chose the bar.We were greeted by a lovely lady who after serving us two very cold, very welcomed large beers sorted out the internet connection for us..Guess what.....we stayed for another.
5. Rincon El Bohio
Reviewed By ruthlet60
Visiting just for day with a friend and wanted lunch away from main tourist street and cruise shippers. Just wanted something straightforward and El Bohi still very central just 50 yards or so up from entrance to market. The usual boccadillos (sandwiches) a range of tapas, meals of the day and some Cuban food. A cafe more than a restaurant, it was hot day and we ate out side on pavement. I had a Cuban dish rice and black beans, with a spicy meat stew (described as a loaf) and a cooked bannana and fried egg..it was really very good and generous portion. My friend had grilled sardines with french fries and a beer..he thought it was very good too.Very reasonably priced mine was 6.50 euro. If I was in town again and wanted lunch Id go back
4. Bar La Papirusa
Reviewed By disney_bug49
Just had a couple of beers here,the young man serving was polite and friendly especially when he saw us playing pokemon.Reasonable prices surprising as near sea front.
3. Bar Sputnik
Overall Ratings
3 based on 35 reviews
Located in the historic center of the city, Sputnik is one of the most emblematic coffe chop in the city. It has a large terrace and offers a wide variety of local products such as beer, gin, ron and wine made on the island. It also offers good breakfasts
Reviewed By Neil P
Seafront position and offers inexpensive cafe food and drinks. Great for sitting out and having breakfast and also stays open late for drinks. Great staff. Thank you very much for your comment. We hope to see you again here. Greetings from La Palma
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2. Churreria El Muelle
Reviewed By yosoybar
Lugar situado en el muelle de Santa Cruz. Los churros están demasiado grasientos y el chocolate demasiado lÃquido. No me gustó nada
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1. La Isla de Goya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
La Isla de Goya, tapas - bar where you can enjoy different dishes to share, from tostadas, salads, portions ... and of course different tapas. New suggestions every week!!!
Reviewed By apars0n
Stumbled across this place during the Carneval (which basically involves talcum powder being thrown over everybody within range) after finding no space in nearby places.The aubergine with honey sounded interesting and was an excellent choice, even though I thought a mistake had been made when it arrived, as it looked like lots of small fish, battered (and I don't eat fish). It was delicious and decidedly different...and I hadn't read the reviews recommending it in advance, so it was a fine choice.Reasonable prices and good service, and right across the road from the beach, should you fancy a swim afterwards
