Top Restaurants in San Sebastian de la Gomera
Top Things to do in San Sebastian de la Gomera
- 1. La Iglesia de la Asuncion de San Sebastian de La Gomera
- 2. La Playa de San Sebastian de La Gomera
- 3. Torre del Conde
- 4. Parque Nacional del Garajonay
- 5. Playa de La Cueva
- 6. Tourist Office San Sebastian de la Gomera
- 7. Museo Arqueologico de La Gomera
- 8. Cristo de San Sebastian de La Gomera
- 9. Faro de San Cristobal
- 10. Ermita de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
Most Popular Mediterranean food in San Sebastian de la Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in San Sebastian de la Gomera including Agape Bistro, Parador de La Gomera, El pajar la gomera, Bar Tasca Parrilla de Carlos, Resaurante Cuatro Caminos, Caprichos de la Gomera, La Hila, El Pejin, Pizzeria Agando, Resturante El Tropico
Things to do in San Sebastian de la Gomera
10. Resturante El Tropico
Little restaurant in the center of the city, fresh fish everyday, salad, pasta, vegetarian dish , smoothie and fresh juice whit fruit from the island.
Reviewed By HappyAndThankful
We have been here with a group of six people, very fresh food and soooooo friendly people! They really made us happy! GOOD FOOD! Grazie mille!
9. Pizzeria Agando
Overall Ratings
3 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Howcaplefamily
Perfectly acceptable pizza restaurant on the shaded side of the big square in San Sebastian. Sit outside and you can see life go by. The service was by a couple of slightly triste young women. We enjoyed our evening but the restaurant was no more/no less than one would expect.
8. El Pejin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Turboluumu
We ended up here for the dinner quite late (many restaurants were already closing) but here was warm atmosphere and a lot of other people. Carlos was very friendly and helpful and we got good dinner; gambas de ajillo, fresh fish etc. Really nice experience. Made us feel so welcome.
7. La Hila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By DavidBakewell
Very friendly welcome to this popular place. As noted before the portions are very generous and plenty of fresh fish, although other options available. Side salads were really good accompaniment to our main meals. All in all good evening and very good value
6. Caprichos de la Gomera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By Peter V
It was Carneval â Saturday night the town was full, the noise considerable, all the children were dressed up and the long procession had just parked up. We thought the restaurant would be full, but in fact all the families were having drinks and snacks in the central square and we were the only people in this restaurant, which although on the top floor above some shops, is well known.Things started well, with nice breads, a complimentary glass of Cava, and an amuse bouche of potato and mushroom. We chose our own (local) wine from the display, and that was fine. But unfortunately, the food was not so good. My squid was just a few small shreds in too much batter, and my tuna was an overcooked end-cut in several pieces, although my partnerâs watercress soup was excellent and cod with palm honey was good. Obviously, these are cheaper ingredients.We felt very sorry for the four staff who tried so hard just for us in an otherwise empty restaurant. But sadly, it would be hard to recommend as the prices were higher than most other restaurants nearby and the food quality variable.
5. Resaurante Cuatro Caminos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By 639gunillak
Even if the english is mediocre the willingness to serve is very warm an fullharted. Traditional food and very good. Also in a not so busy street so sitting outside is fine.
4. Bar Tasca Parrilla de Carlos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By amdgriggs
Four of us called in here for a welcome drink after the walk down the Benchijigua Valley - excellent spot, super-welcoming host & excellent ambient music playing quietly in the background. We didnât eat (weâd had our sandwiches already) but weâre still served some delicious potato and chorizo tapas for free - a great touch. A couple of other walkers there said the homemade soup (almost a stew) was delicious too. A little gem of a place, and great to see how popular it was - it deserves it.
3. El pajar la gomera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By Jay3449
Don't be put off by the "standard" signs outside, inside is a very welcoming "local" cafe/restaurant which was so good I ate here two nights! The menu is clearly local rather than aimed only at tourists and all the better for it.Excellent find.
2. Parador de La Gomera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Above all, the Gomeran fish casserole. The excellent surrounding sea, its unique crops and characteristic manners are its gastronomyâs main ingredients - simple and tasty. Traditional dishes include watercress soup, âalmogroteâ (cheese paste), boiled blen
Reviewed By sallyhugo
Hotel in a beautiful location with wonderful grounds Most staff very friendly Just a few gripes The sauna was out of action and at the weekend ferry noise kept us awake all night ( not the hotels fault but surely this can be stopped ? ) Also the restaurant is good but overpriced and the snack bar menu is poor - improving these and just slightly lowering food prices could see the eating areas much fuller A shame because overall a lovely hotel .
1. Agape Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 409 reviews
Following A Change Of Ownership Since Novembre 2019, It Is Now The Restaurant Agape And His Manager Fabienne Who Will Welcome You Offering You A New Map Of Dishes And Flavors. The Forastera And His Manager Laurence Thank All Of The Customers Who Trusted U
Reviewed By 7mileboots
Really delicious and tasty food. The starter was not warm enough and took 35 min to be served. The main course took 1h 15min from placing the order to being on the table. The serving was very small, we left feeling hungry. Cozy ambience but a bit chilly (only outdoor seating). They provide blankets but some sort of heating would be nice.Recommend booking table in advance.
