Location: Guia de Isora
Top Restaurants in Guia de Isora
Top 10 Seafood food in Guia de Isora, Canary Islands, Spain
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Guia de Isora. Guía de Isora is a municipality in the western part of the island of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands, and part of the Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The population is 20,537 (2013), and the area is 143 km. The town Guía de Isora is 5 km from the coast, 16 km northwest of Arona and 60 km southwest of the island's capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Things to do in Guia de Isora
10. El Mirador Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By thesecretreviewer
Wednesday evening I went to El Mirador were I was relieved to have a very nice dinner. All the staff were extremely nice and polite and provided anything you needed. The food was absolutely incredible and It was worth its price. If I manage to go back I will be absolutely delighted, I highly recommend this place for lunch or dinner!!
9. Restaurante Martini
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By happy_hobbit
...but the setting is lovely, designed to catch a refreshing cool breeze, & with nice sea views. The proprietor was charming, explaining that he wasn't serving food until 12 noon, which was fine by us. (It was around 11). The menu looked very interesting, & the coffees were delicious. Just a shame that, being on full board in our hotel, we couldn't go back to eat there. It looks like a little gem.
8. KV Bar Gourmet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 609 reviews
Welcome to our restaurant KV Bar gourmet ! Located in sunny Tenerife (Los Gigantes), facing the boats and the cliffs, we are proud to offer an innovative, homemade and tasty cuisine.
Reviewed By Brian D
We ate here in May and the food was as fantastic as ever. Karl and Co were very friendly and the food to die for. Can't wait to get backThank you very much ! We are also looking forward to seeing you again !
7. Restaurante Sauco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1502 reviews
Reviewed By SpunkyMan
Went here twice during our 7 day holiday, was hands down the best restaurant in town for atmosphere,value,food rating,staff and views out to the sea.We were staying at the nearby Gran Melia ..a 5 min walk along the promenade.The waiters all were helpful and charming,kitchen staff all busy , the place was constantly buzzing which to me is a sign its popular for a reason.Pizza was amazing,Im a pizza master so I know what I'm talking about,,,just right thickness of crust,toppings all on point and great flavour.Seafood spaghetti was other dish I ate here,superb also.Nice decor inside , seating available outside looking out to sea...highly recommended
6. Restaurante Muelle Viejo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
With incredible views of the sea in the area of Alcalá, is a restaurant with signature cuisine, focused on the local product of the coasts of the Canary Islands. We make a new and delicious interpretation of traditional Canarian dishes.
Reviewed By Tracy-5-x
We visited this restaurant 2 nights in a row it was that delicious. We stayed at the Meliá hotel just a short walk away and was so thankful we found this fantastic place, definitely be back next time we visit.Dear Customer,Thank you very much for letting us know your opinion of our restaurant.We are pleased that you enjoyed the experience and exceeded your expectations, we are a few minutes walk from the Hotel.We look forward to receiving you againSincerelyMuelle Viejo Restaurant
5. Night And Day
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Reviewed By SAM8834
We booked a table here after reading the amazing reviews but I must say I feel the majority of these are grossly exaggerated . itâs true that the pasta is good and seems to be freshly made but unfortunately that is where the positives end. The starters were poor and the fried cheese soggy and inedible .The staff were friendly and efficient but the fact that the manager kept leaving the restaurant to stand in full view outside smoking was very off putting and unhygienic.Se davvero fosse stata nostra ospite saprebbe che non c'è un direttore ...e che nella nostra terrazza vista mare è vietato fumare la invito a farci visita davvero un saluto
4. El Rincon de la Barriga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By Yoshipup
We come to the GM Hotel a couple of times a year and just Love Dining in El Ricon. Jose is excellent. The dishes tried (and recommended) are Padron Peppers, Mixed Croquettes, Pesto Pasta, Avocado & Prawn Salad, escalope of Chicken in a Mushroom Sauce with the best local double cooked chips, Hamburger & peppercorn Sauce. All dishes are cooked to order and taste superb. Great value for money Dining. Do not judge a book by its cover.
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3. Casa Mon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
Reviewed By drazen_tomac
If you like seafood, and no frills, this is one of the best places ever.There is no menu, but a selection of the freshest seafood you can get anywhere. This is not a fancy place, but the food is absolutely amazing, without being complicated. Wholeheartedly recommended!!
2. La Boca Rie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 653 reviews
Reviewed By Albert W
A party of four turned up early one summer night and they made room for us even though the restaurant was booked almost full.All the meals we had were excellent and the staff easy to talk too.I had the Iberian pork which was mouth watering the choice of vegetables was also very good.All four of the party enjoyed the meal.
1. Restaurante Sensu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By jeremybB1114LH
Firstly I'm going to ponce on about having eaten sushi in some of the finest restaurants in Tokyo. So for the avoidance of any doubt I do know a little bit about Japanese food ;)There is no way on earth that 5 battered prawns should cost close to 20 Euro. You could get a full meal of prawns for that on the mainland. Secondly the rolls and fish were of good quality but not so earth shatteringly amazing that each portion of rolls or sashimi (wafer thin) should cost another 20 Euros a pop each. The place has a good location and is well set out and presented. I get the strong impression it serves as a way of sucking hard cash from the Russian high rollers who want a bit of class in their restaurant. If you are a mortal being with a very mortal bank balance I would leave well alone and save your desire for sushi etc until you are back in the land of the normal
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