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Where to eat European food in Valverde: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Valverde. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including La Mirada Profunda, Pizzeria Harina y Tomate, Restaurante Mirador de La Pena
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1. La Mirada Profunda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By nzub85
The menu is mainly meat oriented (my friend had black pig and it was very good).The quality of food is good, not outstanding though.They donât have any written menu or blackboard- the chef tells you directly what you can order- so you cannot see the prices and it creates a âdark âsensation, they can charge you on an individual basis.
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2. Pizzeria Harina y Tomate
Overall Ratings
3 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mauncg
This place had been recommended by a friend who frequently stays in Tamaduste and we were lucky that it was right down the street from our rental. Wow! The number of pizzas on the menu are amazing, as well as the delicious pizzas themselves. Another night we went back and ordered the lasagne. Well, we actually ordered the lasagne at 3 in the afternoon to be picked up at 9pm that evening. I also recommend ordering your pizzas hours in advance because this little place is extremely popular and well worth it.
3. Restaurante Mirador de La Pena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Reviewed By Lucas317
La Pinna is situated at the top ridge of El Golfo, the large volcanic crater on El Hierro. The view from the restaurant is absolutely spectacular and definately worth a view, but now I need to talk about the restaurant. The waiter was really nice and indeed we loved that view, but unfortunately, the food was very expensive and not all too amazing. For instance, my potatoes were fantastic and my tuna not so. My mum's veg was lovely and her fish not quite. Do visit, drink a coffee and eat a desert, but for true Spanish food, nahhh.
