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Where to eat Fast Food food in San Juan de la Rambla: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Fast Food food in San Juan de la Rambla, Spain including Bar Restaurante La Trilladora, Cafeteria El Mirador, Bar El Socorro
1. Bar Restaurante La Trilladora
Reviewed By nina s
very nice owner. home made typical food and very good prices. they offer a lunch during the week including beverage and desert for about 6 â¬!
2. Cafeteria El Mirador
Overall Ratings
3 based on 109 reviews
Café and gas station by highway TF-5.
Reviewed By ViktorijaB108
Spain is famous for petroleum stations and cafes collaboration. You can easily find restaurants and cafes which are located near these stations and they are usually busy all day long. Cafe El Mirador is situated near Cepsa gas station in Los Realejos. I have been here many times, almost every time while visiting Puerto de la Cruz in the north side of the island. This place was crowded all those times. Interesting fact, that usually local people, not tourists are enjoying this cafeteria.I have to mention, that the view is fantastic. Really worth a visit only because of it.El Mirador offers quick spanish food and plenty of desserts. You can choose from a great variety of bacadillos (baguette sandwich), square sandwiches, toasts, salads, burgers, croquettes and potato dishes. Dessert table is full of cakes, pies custards, doughnuts and ice cream. This place is great if you want kill the worm in your stomach. If you want to have exceptional lunch, this not that place. It is already became a tradition that we order papas super locas (6.05 eur). This dish is a best seller here and most people come here because of those crazy potatoes. Ant they are crazy for a reason. Look at the picture! What a size. I have seen several times one person eating it all. We take this dish to share for 4 persons and it's already too much. As you can see from the photo, this is not a fancy or heathy food. Not at all. Just huge amount of french fries (but not oily) , three different meats - pulled beef, pulled chicken and pork ham, cheese and three different sauces. Uhhh... This plate is a killer.Pulpo a la vinagreta (7.90 eur) or cooked octopus with fresh tomato, onion and paprika with vinegar. Fresh vegetables, tender octopus and a bit of acidity is a great refreshment after that enormous bomb. Easy and simple. Bocadilla is a spanish baguette sandwich. It can be prepared in numerous ways - with jamón serrano or jamón iberico, tortillas, cheese, fish, squid rings, chicken, etc. We took one bacadilla especial with fresh tomato, cheese and jamón serrano (3.20 eur). Quality serrano, quite raw tomato and not very enjoyable bread itself. Next time I will not order this again. Finally, dessert time. This place extinguishes from others with its dessert table. Ordinary cafe not a specialised pastry shop, but variety to choose from is fascinating. Style of those desserts is another question. This time I decided to choose never seen here before Snickers dessert (2.35 eur). I know from past experience that I can't expect great sweet things here, on the island. Once again I realised that it's true. Average mouse, a bit of caramel, not salted peanuts and a small piece of Snickers bar isn't heavenly.
Where to eat Seafood food in San Juan de la Rambla: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Bar El Socorro
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
A beach bar ideal for drinks, snacks and meals, close to the excellent surf beach of el soccoro. We serve each day a range of typical spanish and mediterranean foods, including paella, tapas, hamburgers, a variety of fish dishes. Come along and relax with
Reviewed By RichClarkImages
I'd say it was 3.5 stars. Good rather than average or very good. The location is fantastic at the end of a great surfing beach. A fab spot for an apres surf cerveza. After a couple of the aforementioned cervezas we decided to try the food. We were a bit late in the day so a fair few items were missing from the menu. We obviously chose well as everything we started out with had sold out! We eventually received some gambas (prawns) and a few other dishes. All were okay but not as good as they could be. We were just after good, rustic fresh seafood.The prices were very good and the beer was cold. A glass, some cutlery and a plate needed a bit of extra cleaning action but we were chilled. Defo a good spot to have a few beers, try some tapas and kick back.
