The images below represent a very personal view of what Tenerife has to offer. We will limit the choice to 100 but it could be 1000 so the message is to explore. Our choice is driven by many factors from romantic to quirky, stunning views to compelling atmophere; the quality of food in all is exceptional.
There are separate sections for petrol stations as they all have cafes normally with the family's grandmother doing the cooking (great food and very cheap. Menu del Dia is ridiculously good value), and for Picnic areas dotted throughout the island's pine forests and complete with BBQ stations- great chance to meet the locals
There are separate sections for petrol stations as they all have cafes normally with the family's grandmother doing the cooking (great food and very cheap. Menu del Dia is ridiculously good value), and for Picnic areas dotted throughout the island's pine forests and complete with BBQ stations- great chance to meet the locals
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Casa Riquelme
Masca: This tiny restaurant, clinging to the edge of the Masca cliffs and with stunning views of the valley and La Gomera beyond specialises in rabbit stew! For a glass of wine, some goat cheese and olives there is nowhere better to appreciate all that life has to offer.
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Hotel Rual Partidos
sNr Santiago De Teide: Idyllic, charming, transporting back to an age long past, Los Partidos has stone courtyards for outside eating, a romantic intimate dining room, an equally intimate snug and a fabulous sunken seating area around an old stone fireplace set in a beautifully timbered structure and, of course, excellent food.
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El Burgado
Buena Vista: this restaurant makes the drive to Buenavista worth it. It is situated on a rocky shore with the waves crashing on the beach only feet away and a stream running both through the main dining area and the outside veranda. The food is fabulous and the sunsets even more so.
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Tasca de Granero
Granero: Located in a small back street in Buzanada this delightful family run restaurant serves only quality Canarian food. It is only open in the evenings and it is usually full so booking is recommended. A real hidden gem.
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Flash Point
El Medano: This restaurant is perhaps the coolest on the island. It is at the far end of El Medano’s wooden beach path and at the heart of its surfing and kite surfing culture. It has the real feel of a luxury ski resort- relaxed but with some of the greatest surfers in the world just chilling out. Eating is great all day and in the evening gets especially good- great food, great wine, and the last kite surfers getting the most out of the fading day as the sun goes down. It doesn’t get better.
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Candelaria
Candelaria: Candelaria is a delightful town, the religious centre of the Canaries housing a monastery, the cathedral housing the Black Madonna, a huge square flanked by the ocean and giant statues of Guanche kings and, most importantly, a constant throng of pilgrims. The atmosphere is always a delight and to be enjoyed in the many patisseries (with the best people watching available on the island) to the fabulous fish restaurants that fill the main square.
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Candleburger
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Los Parrandas III
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El Borujo
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Restaurant Santa Domingo
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Puertito de Guimar
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El Mirador
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Meson La Finca Chayofa
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El Pescado
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Arico
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Hotel El Sombrerito
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