Top Restaurants in La Palma
Most Popular Fusion food in La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain
Find out what Fusion restaurants to try in La Palma. La Palma is a pristine paradise, set against a backdrop of volcanic landscape. Perhaps the best way to experience La Palma’s rugged beauty is a hike through the Caldera de Taburiente National Park or the narrow gorges of Los Tilos. The cool waters of natural swimming hole Charco Azul beckon on a steamy day. The dark sands of Playa Nueva are great for sunbathing and cat naps.
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6. Cafe Idafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Bar-Café in modern-retro style. We offer breakfast, sandwiches, tapas, salads, "Flammkuchen" and sweet bakery, also a wide selection of drinks, wines and beer. Beautiful terrace on the Museum place.
Reviewed By BrendanEugene
Thought weâd ordered a light lunch. Salad and flammekuchen. Lavish portions. Bright modern surroundings and although unexpected, the taste of Alsace was delicious. Highly recommended and great location immediate opposite Museo Arqueológico.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in La Palma, Canary Islands, Spain
5. La Mariposa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By APavl0va
We enjoyed several meals at La Mariposa. A favourite for me was the spaghetti with almond pesto and prawns.My husband enjoyed the Dorada and a delicate seafood soup. The Cod Mariposa with shellfish was well presented.Try the almond ice cream with fresh strawberries. The chicken stuffed with spinach and pesto was a good combination.The house wine and Sangria were good.Several people ate outside.The service is friendly and professional
4. Restaurante Azul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By zenu
We approached the restaurant from Puntagorda and the winding climb up and down is spectacular and a little nail biting for the last 4-5 kilometres! Well worth the effort...Parking was a little tight on the day we visited.This German owned restaurant is only open weekends (1.00pm to 11.00pm) and a reservation is a must. There are tables outside (undercover) and the decor is rustic in a comfortable setting. Lovely views. The bathroom is quirky and there is a very old Singer sewing machine on display.Service:Our son spoke to the owner prior to booking as regards his vegan needs and the lady was very helpful and accommodating. The lady who served us was welcoming and willing to make suggestions. Sterling service. Unfortunately I didn't get the names but our appreciation and thanks to all.Dining experience:Complimentary crackers and creamed cheese were served while we 'agonised' over what to order from the very tempting menu and the wine list offering exception local wine. For starters we had creamy goat cheese in honey and served with a red pepper marmelade (delicious), Mediterranean seafood soup/home baked bread (piquant and divine) and a banana/papaya/mango salad (flavoursome with an amazing dressing). Our main dishes did not fail to impress - mega king prawns served with garlic/orange sauce (subtle taste), salad (bursting with freshness and chips (freshly made) and for our vegan diner baked sweet potato with a zucchini salad (truly delicious). The desserts are fit-for-the-gods: house mousse au chocolat (the very best I have ever had and I shall no doubt experience many Proustian moments!), almond caramel ice cream (rich and creamy) and for our vegan diner flambe bananas was specially prepared. All the dishes came in adequate portions and very well presented. There is a good choice of wine and the white, organic local wine complimented the dishes. 86 euros for three fine dining.A visit to this restaurant is a must if visiting La Palma.
3. La Placita Food and Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Our restaurant is a family business, located in a beautiful place on the island of La Palma (Spain) in which you will find peace and tranquility. Regard to the kitchen, we are dedicated to offering a range of dishes from the Canary Islands (wrinkled potat
Reviewed By ralfkl62
Must admit that we heard about the place in a TV program about La Palma in which it had been warmly recommended, otherwise one might miss it in the small town of San Andres as there are two other restaurants nearby. We definitely didn't regret to stop by, trying some of their specials (La Placita salad and stew made from goat...) with a view at San Andres... Nice! It is great that you found our restaurant thanks to Andrea GrieÃmannâs documentary (WDR) âLa Palma-Zauberinsel im Atlantikâ.Thank you very much for visiting us.
2. Restaurante Franchipani
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Interpreting fresh and regional products serving in different cuisines of the world.
Reviewed By keit r
Came here because of reviews on tripadvisor, and the fact that it is vegetarian friendly. Meal was quite pleasant and I was really pleased there were several vegetarian dishes on the menu. Staff were friendly too. The un ordered entremets was the nicest thing we ate, a sort of cold cheesy yoghurty soup with a coriander pesto. Partner had the mushrooms and sweet potato cakes and he loved it. My courgette crumble was a tad disappointing. Starters were fine. All in all, a little underwhelming for the price, but perfectly okay
1. Restaurante El Canal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
And with the welcome we confess our philosophy: We know that you arrive to drink and eat well and we accept daily the challenge of getting you, when you leave, to make you satisfied and happy. We are not satisfied with thanking you for your visit, we aspi
Reviewed By Kevinperree
Went here twice whilst on holiday in La Palma. Well worth seeking out. Tried all sorts of dishes, all were really tasty. The waiter was first class. Made a genuine mistake with bill on first visit and didn't hesitate to make it good the second time. Also really good value with the bill coming to about â¬40 including drinks. All round great experience.
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