Top Restaurants in Punta Mujeres
Punta Mujeres Food Guide: 5 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Punta Mujeres
Discover the best restaurant in Punta Mujeres, Spain including La Piscina Bar Terraza, Restaurante Palenke, Pasteleria El Varadero, Mingo monica Casa Lucho, Sol y Luna
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1. La Piscina Bar Terraza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By f00dfancier - London, United Kingdom
Great little find. Full of local characters with tourists sitting outside by the sea on the pavement. Enjoyed several different tapas at mostly 5 euros each. Good service and really chilled beer. Wished we had enough time to return. Excellent chicken and the prawns in garlicky oil were delicious with crusty bread.
2. Restaurante Palenke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Sue L - Truro, United Kingdom
There are other restaurants in the area with better views, but this traditional spanish restaurant clearly caters for the locals and whatever tourists stumble across it. The fish soup and house salad were particularly good and the house wine was very good value. The service was slow and the food came out when it was ready (not always all together), but that didn't lessen our enjoyment.
3. Pasteleria El Varadero
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By bobandliz48 - Birmingham
We never had the opportunity to try it. Despite waiting patiently to be served whilst locals who arrived later were treated to a chat and service, we were not even acknowledged by the chap behind the counter. To help him, and in anticipation of attracting his attention, I took an ice cream out of the freezer and put it on the counter.
To no avail, eventually, putting the ice cream back before it melted, we left.
4. Mingo monica Casa Lucho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By f00dfancier - London, United Kingdom
The restaurant seems to cater for American style food with large burgers and pizzas so after ordering we were pleasantly surprised to receive a typical canarian amuse-bouche which was tasty and original. The calamari we had for starters were cooked well, not tough or chewy which is often the case and with a very light batter. Pizzas for mains were also good.
5. Sol y Luna
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By silverfox1942 - Stourbridge, United Kingdom
My Wife and I spotted this restaurant while exploring the North East coast and stopped for a light lunch. We had a great welcome from the staff who could speak good english and enjoyed a table looking out on the sea. We had and shared a mushrooms in garlic and a portion of grilled sardines together with a slice of garlic bread with tomato and a plain garlic bread. This food was delicious and the staff were so friendly that we made two more visits while we were touring the Island to sit and sip the Sangria which was also very good and had a second lunch there too.
It has a small parking area off the one way coast road or you can park inn the village close to the restaurant.
