Great place to visit. A wonderfully desolate place at the very south of La Palma where you can really feel the different weather systems collide together. Great self guided tour around the salt pans, really informative and fascinating to see sea salt being produced. Helpful bus service every couple of hours. When we visited there were no services available but it was great to wander - and then we picked up some of the salt at the airport to take home!

A Must-Visit Gem on La Palma. I recently visited Salinas de Fuencaliente on La Palma, and it's truly one of the island's hidden gems. Observing the traditional salt extraction processes was not only interesting but also quite enlightening. The entire area, beautifully constructed with lava stone, adds a unique touch that amplifies the charm of this place. There's also a fantastic restaurant on-site with delightful service, making it a perfect spot to relax after a tour. I highly recommend making a stop here if you're on the island. It's absolutely worth the visit!

Lovely place , little walk with information boards. Really enjoyed it. Restaurant , bar and information centre with shop were great too. We bought some of the salt there. Lighthouse was being painted on our visit. Would recommend as a little local trip.cheap public bus goes every 2 hours.

Nice local salt producing facility with a cafe, restaurant and shop. I bought 0.5 kg of their standard salt for 0.70 Euro.

An interesting 30 minute walk, free of charge, around these salt pans providing a great insight on how salt is produced organically from sea water. There is a cafe/restaurant there which has good views of the sea and the surrounding volcanic landscape. Accessible by car and bus and attracts many walkers. Worth a visit.

Drive through banana plantations and lava slopes to the southern most shore of La Palma. See the lighthouse and walk round the salt ponds. Take time to read the notice boards explaining the salt making process. Then visit the shop and by some salt!

Didn't do tour, just wandered around at sunset. Beautiful area, windier than the rest of the island. Park at lighthouse.

Good place near the lighthouse. If you go by the guided road then you will understand the whole procedure of producing the salt from the sea water. All this place is surrounded by 2 year old lava from the last eruption..

Interesting place to visit. It's free parking and free to enter. Buses are infrequent. There are information boards along the self-guided walk explaining what goes on in the different sections. The Cafe/Restaurant is only open from 11am and from Thursday to Sunday. Also, the only toilets outside of the opening times are at the lighthouse at a cost of €2.00 to enter the information centre. There is a small shop on site selling souvenirs and cold drinks.

Interesting site easily reachable from the Airport with a car. The Volcanic setting make it naked and alien. There is a lovely restaurant that is worth visiting. It gets very windy though.

We combined the self guided tour with a walk on the cliffs nearby (there's a really cool arch you can climb to). The self guided tour was informative and we saw a few interesting birds (just like the info board said). There's a Micheline star restaurant at the end of the Salinas loop that serves fancy food, and an info point that sells ice cream and cold drinks. There's also a toilet in the building.

A self guided tour around the salt pans with information boards that explain the salt production. Its free to walk round and has lovely views over the rugged Atlantic coast. It was quite a long windy road down through the banana plantations. The walk was gravely, muddy/slippy in places where it was wet from the salt pans and rain and some bits were a bit rocky so wear sensible footwear. It was interesting to see little pyramids of salt lined up. Some of the pools looked pink. Their was a few different species of birds around and their was plants in the volcanic rocks around the restaurant/cafe which looked pretty. Their was a gift shop selling salt products. It is a short walk from the lighthouses and carparks and nearby beach.

Very Nice light house and when I was there big Waves

Salinas de Fuencaliente - interesting and beautiful place on the most southern part of La Palma. Great salt factory. It took about an hour to wonder around and really enjoyed the views around beyond the salt fields.

My parents and I enjoyed perfectly cooked mini pulpos with absolutely delicious mojo verde and picon variation on mashed potatoes. The island brewery’s craft beer Ale is tastefully balanced and refreshing. To top it off the Cafe Cortado execution is only surpassed by the genuinely friendly and accommodating staff. We will return.

View and ambiance were top notch, service was impeccable. Octopus was smoky and tender while the salad was okay, nothing spectacular

A really great menu and surprisingly inexpensive. Good fish of the day and a truly wonderful cheese board, plus great local wine. We've been several times, ideal for lunch after walking down from the volcano. Booking advised, it seems word has got around.

Very nice place and very good food. One of the better places to eat on the Island. The Ambiente is very nice as well. The Service was very nice but took long as the place is always very busy.

Excellent food, imaginatively prepared. For the fish and meat eater, the menu has a good range - it is less good (unsurprisingly given the location) for vegetarians, but by going for two starters, I had a superb meal. So good, we went back again within a few days. Very reasonably priced, great service, and above all - delicious!

We were on a trip to the South & Salares of La Palma and run by accident into this restaurant. At 14.30 we had to wait for 30 minutes to get a table. Outside, in the sun with a spectacular view. My partner had bacalao, which was served cold but without any problem was replaced with a new, warm plate. For a non-fish eater, choice of mains was quite limited, but i ordered 2 starters: very tasty veg crumble & grilled cheeses. Lovely deserts (goat milk foam with papaya cream). Nice, La Palma wines, served per glass. Service was a bit slow, but all tables inside & outside were occupied and we were not in a hurry. Highly recommended! Booking a table in advance is clever.

Excellent service, location and cuisine! We had arroz caldosa for 2 full of seafood and more than enough for 3! Wine selection from La Palma with a good and reasonable range of pricing from 10 euros for a bottle of red.

What a special place to have your evening meal in a glass sided restaurant overlooking the ocean and watching the setting sun. Their was also a balcony area for warmer weather and cafe area too. The restaurants has all different salts on display from around the world and their was red wine and lemon flavours on the table along with the natural one. A very pleasant restaurant with a good atmosphere and very attentive staff who were very accommodating of those of us with dietary requirements. The food was well presented, had lots of flavours and textures and was tasty. Their was no rush between courses and portions were generous. I struggled to eat all my food and missed the soup course altogether. We had 5 courses. The only reason that I never gave 5 stars was because it would of been so much better if the hot courses, (soup and fish) were served hot not tepid and my husbands apple cake was a bit overcooked, bordering on burnt. We had a lovely evening. The pathway back to carpark only has subdued lighting so take extra care as although its mainly gravel their are a few rocks. Whilst you are here you can take the self tour of the salt production area, visit the lighthouse and nearby beach. It is a very scenic area to visit with rugged coastline.

Amazing food with amazing view. Most waiters spoke english and also recommended what to get and which wine to pair it with. We decided for freshly caught fish - they had two options for the day. With potatos, mojo sauce and vegetables. We paid for food and drinks 40 euros for 2 people. They will ask you if you want break as a starter and bring you something to go with it. When we were there it was a chimichuri spread and sour fish salad. It was 1 euro.

Very good food and s Michelin Star on top. We will go there again for sure

We had such a lovely time. It was totally worth the ferry trip and almost passing out on the plane. Hell, if I could afford it, I would pass out every other day... (Definitely try the squid ink croquettes with lime mayo if they still make them; I would forego my voting rites for the recipe.)

Very nice fish for 2 on salt. Real traditional cooked potatos. Only the glass of wine was only half filled as normal in the restaurants!

Location is amazing they have great food and friendly staff.

Overpriced. The exposition is nice but very small. Volcano is the key and indeed it's awesome however not worth 5 Euro. First of all you can have far better for free. Secondly volcano belongs to nature. None one should charge for it. It does not need maintaining nor there is any build infrastructure (unless parking is treated like it, but 5 Euro for 30 mins stay is a bit too much as well).

This place is so cool! Such an informative centre with lots of science and history of the volcanoes on the island (right up to the present day with footage of the 2021 eruption!) - great for any kids learning about volcanoes at school. Then walking out around the crater with the viewpoint at the end overlooking the Faro lighthouse and salt flats is a highlight. Makes for great pictures! You can actually walk down there too from just outside the visitor centre - we didn’t do it but I’d say the terrain is easy and it’s all downhill with a bus available back up the hill if you don’t fancy the trek! I only deduct one star because the coffee shop wasn’t open but then we weren’t really visiting in season so that’s being pretty picky tbh. Only 8€ entry which I know some people say is expensive but the money helps conserve the landscape and fund the scientific research into future eruptions so it’s worth it in my book. Also there are some concessions. The best bit is the earthquake simulator - it’s so fun and watching people stand on it and instantly making silly noises was endlessly entertaining! 😂

A very rewarding visit a series of recently dormant vents and cinder cones, great views of the most recent terranean volcanic eruption in the Canaries from the now dormant Teneguia, great little Informative visitor centre too and a purpose built spot for star gazing at night.

Access to the visitors center and the vulcano itself is 5€. You can easily get here by public transport. Busstop is at a 5 to 10 minute walk. The visitors center is small, but very informative. The walk up offers some stunning views.

So cool... There is a silly earthquake simulator and you walk along the rim of the volcano. Views are fantastic as per the island standard One thing is I would have liked more information on original inhabitants of the island... I think for price it's excellent and you know that you are contributing to the conservation... There was no wait but there were a fair few people there Oh...the toilets were some of the most foul smelling I have ever experienced, but it looked clean! It was strange... Honestly, it was so awful.

We visited when it was quite windy. Which was a problem because you have to pay the 5 euro cover charge to the visitor center no matter what and they only let you walk out to the first stop off point. Which is only about 2 minutes away from the visitor center. The visitors center itself is nice and very informative, but I still felt a little ripped off given I couldn't hike any distance on the volcano. So yeah, not terribly worthwhile given the fee.

€8 per person to enter for a short walk. It is a cool place with great views, however similar views can be had by walking the path below and around. The lights/power in the visit centre were not working which made it underwhelming as it was hard to read the info and lots of the displays were closed.

The visitor centre was fascinating, to me, in learning about the formation of the islands, the volcanic activity on La Palma in recent history and the prospect of a new island (in a million years or so 😉). Being able to walk out on the caldera was amazing (it can get windy, so be careful). If you're interested in the islands, their geology and volcanology be sure to visit!

Very clean and interesting visitor center with bathrooms and a shop. We walked out to see the caldera and the views were impressive. It’s a simple, relatively flat walk with some rocks and gravel. People wearing sandals were stopping to get the gravel out of their sandals. I suggest wearing closed toe trail hikers or trainers.

Great museum very informative. Friendly staff and amazing views of the salt farms and south coast of the island

We really enjoyed our visit here. It was very reasonably priced and we felt it was value for money. The visitor centre building itself has a lot of signage and information explaining the geology and history of the Canaries and the volcanoes, we found this interesting. We really enjoyed the walk up to the viewing areas, we enjoyed the scenery and the views are fantastic.

An interesting and educational visitors centre with volcano walk. Entrance fee is 5 euro per person whether you drive or walk in. No extra fee for vehicle. Plenty of parking and extra on the access road. Behind the carpark is a star gazing area with information boards and finger pointer to polaris. Follow the volcanic gravel walk way up to and about half way round the crater rim. Lovely views down into the crater where you can see pine trees now growing. The walk becomes more rocky with chunky steps so after the initial part it may be unsuitable if you have mobility issues and you definetly require sensible footwear. Parts of the walkway have no barrier to the steep drops and some just have a post and chain border, so you need to keep a close eye on younger children. You end at a viewing platform where you can see down to the lighthouses and coast, fishermens village, banana plantations and a smaller volcano and a great view up the coast where you can see the new lava flow into the sea from the latest volcano. On the way back to visitors centre is an earthquake simulator which is a strange experience. The visitors centre has lots of information in several languages about the history of La Palma and volcanoes and some sample lava of different types. Their is data, timelines and videos of the latest volcano eruption in september 2021 which is very emotional to watch. They have current websites telling you about active earthquakes around the world. Their is a small souvenir shop and toilets. The cafe was closed, but it looked like a cafe/restaurant on the access road. Good value for money and well worth a visit if you are in the vicinity.

We hiked down past two craters to the salt fields and the lighthouses. It was a beautiful day and a nice downhill hike. Bring plenty of water and watch your step, especially at the beginning for about the first kilometer.

Visited early October 2021. Eruption continues. One of the most exciting experiences of my life. Currently, conditions remain safe as the police keep people at a safe distance.

The Cumbre Vieja ( meaning "Old Peak") is an active volcanic ridge on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, Spain.The spine of Cumbre Vieja trends in an approximate north–south direction, comprising the southern half of La Palma, with both summit ridge and flanks pockmarked by dozens of craters and cones. The latest eruption began on 19 September 2021 in a forested area of Las Manchas locality known as Cabeza de Vaca. Voluminous lava flows quickly reached populated areas downslope, fanning out across settlements and banana plantations, destroying thousands of buildings, and ultimately pouring over steep cliffs into the ocean at several locations to enlarge the island. The volcano went quiet on 13 December 2021, and on 25 December 2021, the local government declared the eruption to be over.

Seeing this active volcano 🌋 on your own eyes is remarkable experience.

It was Fantastic adventure Sadly not for the local community. Beautiful island and friendly peoples

Ruta de los volcánes is an amazing trail with lots of impressive views.

Best experience, cant feel my legs.. done 26km.

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Fabulous place. Large complex on an incline so need to be reasonably fit. Views are stunning, with a Caribbean feel. Loads of pools. One heated and the rest great to swim in too. Quite a scary journey to get here down a steep cliff, keep your eyes closed. We had an Ocean Suite, amazing room and views. Not sure if we will return.

We visited as a family of five this week and have to say this is one of the best holidays we have ever had. Whilst not in a particularly touristy part of Tenerife, the hotel staff, food and hotel itself was fantastic. The hotel was a little quieter due to the time of year, but this did not detract from the experience. There is a large variety of food available from the restaurants, the drinks are very nice and the hotel is immaculately clean. Our children spent a lot of time taking part in mini club activities and every single one of the entertainment staff were polite, enthusiastic, friendly and had great sense of humour, (the kids favourite was Lolo!!) We will definitely look to be visiting again soon.

Big, but very clean and very well cared for hotel. Food in abundance above average quality. Very nicely located on the cliffs but without immediate beach access (20min Walk). Loved the location of the tennis courts on top of the parking garage! Plenty of activities await. Recommended. If you like it quieter and more secluded...part of hotel sells under Esencia adult only!

Excellent Hotel. Large rooms, well maintained. Seven pools to sit around to enjoy the sun. The staff were excellent and Animation Team kept the adult and children entertained entertained with activities each day. There is an excellent walk around the hotel, which is surrounded by a banana plantation. There are a number of trips you can take from the hotel including visiting the recently erupted volcano. The trips are not cheap. The only negative was the lack of variety in the food for vegetarian abd vegans. I would definitely recommend the hotel

Pretty good overall. Food good. Some staff could be better. Spacious outside big pools. Lots of sunloungers but hotel wasn't full when I was there. There is nothing around the hotel this will suit some but if you want shops bars and beaches this hotel is probably not for you. The volcanic terrain is stunning and there are good trips that can be taken to explore other areas of the island.

What a great hotel and staff. I can why so many visitors return here on holiday. The Adult only hotel next door was so relaxing and could enjoy your holiday if you don't have kids.

Well away from the bustling city of Santa Cruz and the commercial centre of Los Llanos the hotel is down in the south of the island. It's about 45 minutes from the airport on some amazing roads. The hotel itself is built on layers of volcanic rock so has really steep hills too and from the 7 pools. It has mostly self serve restaurants and although it has a reasonable choice there isn't much choice if vegan or vegetarian in my opinion. The bars are fine and the staff are friendly. If you are looking for a flop and drop Holliday, this is it.

Lovely hotel. Nice and clean. Some lovely sunsets and weather has been good so far. If you want to get away from it all in beautiful surroundings this is the place to be, however if you are looking for nightlife etc it is not for you. All the staff seem friendly and can’t fault them. Great walk around the complex, play ‘spot the gecko’ and watch the waves. Very photogenic place.

The location is seriously isolated, with only a Banana plantation for company. Nothing around unless you jump on a bus. The outside resort and buildings are 5 star. It goes downhill from there. We noticed the pools were being monitored. The food was 3* with the entertainment matched with a 3* at best. We loved the island and will go back, not however to the same hotel.

Never seen such long queues for reception desk and dining hall. There are not multiple restaurants as advertised, but overall it's a nice hotel, plenty of sun loungers. Some staff were lovely, some were unfriendly.

Been here 5 times now, love it here, food excellent, staff lovely, reception area great. Christmas in the sun totally recommend it here. Note, no beach here but you do have 6 pools. There is also a adult only on the other side of hotel. Hired a car every time great value, easy to drive around the island. And if your looking for a hiking holiday it's perfect.

The hotel area is very large, so you have to walk a lot. Unfortunately there are a lot of flies. On Saturday after midnight everything closes and there are no shops open within 10 km so you can stay thirsty. The food is average, the restaurant has a lot of uncomfortable things. The hotel manager was rude about parking which was also inconvenient. The whole hotel is confusingly large with unnecessary areas and no sense of being a guest. Nothing is honest or nice. Just big. Weird guy must have designed the complex. Basically we had a good time but will not be back again.

Amazing and unique experience, place and people and very well run. Cleaning ladies always smiling with a nice word to say and same with the kitchen and service staff. I'd like to give a particular shoutout to Alejandro at the pool bar for the most excellent service I've experienced in my life, the man is truly exceptional. And to Artur at the fitness center for truly helping me with my back issues and giving me highly skilled help. There was only one huge problem with this Hotel that ruined my holiday and forced me to leave early: the animation manager and team (run by a bunch of immature children) They disrespected and persecuted me from the start not allowing me to participate in the activities I was paying for and shamed me in front of other guests for their own narcissistic needs. Absolutely appalling not just for myself but for other guests and total lack of professionalism. I had a talk with the Hotel Director 4 times about this to make sure the problem is solved so no one has to experience this in the future… Which is the last thing I wanted to do but these people are ruining an otherwise perfectly managed and run and superb Hotel

Lovely coastal hotel. Very large with lots of pools. Staff are great, rooms are just fine and the food is better than a lot of other all inclusives. Here in December, it's warm until the cloud cover gets a bit thick but then it's just t-shirt cool. It's not overly busy in December so the pools have plenty of beds.

My parents and I enjoyed perfectly cooked mini pulpos with absolutely delicious mojo verde and picon variation on mashed potatoes. The island brewery’s craft beer Ale is tastefully balanced and refreshing. To top it off the Cafe Cortado execution is only surpassed by the genuinely friendly and accommodating staff. We will return.

View and ambiance were top notch, service was impeccable. Octopus was smoky and tender while the salad was okay, nothing spectacular

A really great menu and surprisingly inexpensive. Good fish of the day and a truly wonderful cheese board, plus great local wine. We've been several times, ideal for lunch after walking down from the volcano. Booking advised, it seems word has got around.

Very nice place and very good food. One of the better places to eat on the Island. The Ambiente is very nice as well. The Service was very nice but took long as the place is always very busy.

Excellent food, imaginatively prepared. For the fish and meat eater, the menu has a good range - it is less good (unsurprisingly given the location) for vegetarians, but by going for two starters, I had a superb meal. So good, we went back again within a few days. Very reasonably priced, great service, and above all - delicious!

We were on a trip to the South & Salares of La Palma and run by accident into this restaurant. At 14.30 we had to wait for 30 minutes to get a table. Outside, in the sun with a spectacular view. My partner had bacalao, which was served cold but without any problem was replaced with a new, warm plate. For a non-fish eater, choice of mains was quite limited, but i ordered 2 starters: very tasty veg crumble & grilled cheeses. Lovely deserts (goat milk foam with papaya cream). Nice, La Palma wines, served per glass. Service was a bit slow, but all tables inside & outside were occupied and we were not in a hurry. Highly recommended! Booking a table in advance is clever.

Excellent service, location and cuisine! We had arroz caldosa for 2 full of seafood and more than enough for 3! Wine selection from La Palma with a good and reasonable range of pricing from 10 euros for a bottle of red.

What a special place to have your evening meal in a glass sided restaurant overlooking the ocean and watching the setting sun. Their was also a balcony area for warmer weather and cafe area too. The restaurants has all different salts on display from around the world and their was red wine and lemon flavours on the table along with the natural one. A very pleasant restaurant with a good atmosphere and very attentive staff who were very accommodating of those of us with dietary requirements. The food was well presented, had lots of flavours and textures and was tasty. Their was no rush between courses and portions were generous. I struggled to eat all my food and missed the soup course altogether. We had 5 courses. The only reason that I never gave 5 stars was because it would of been so much better if the hot courses, (soup and fish) were served hot not tepid and my husbands apple cake was a bit overcooked, bordering on burnt. We had a lovely evening. The pathway back to carpark only has subdued lighting so take extra care as although its mainly gravel their are a few rocks. Whilst you are here you can take the self tour of the salt production area, visit the lighthouse and nearby beach. It is a very scenic area to visit with rugged coastline.

Amazing food with amazing view. Most waiters spoke english and also recommended what to get and which wine to pair it with. We decided for freshly caught fish - they had two options for the day. With potatos, mojo sauce and vegetables. We paid for food and drinks 40 euros for 2 people. They will ask you if you want break as a starter and bring you something to go with it. When we were there it was a chimichuri spread and sour fish salad. It was 1 euro.

Very good food and s Michelin Star on top. We will go there again for sure

We had such a lovely time. It was totally worth the ferry trip and almost passing out on the plane. Hell, if I could afford it, I would pass out every other day... (Definitely try the squid ink croquettes with lime mayo if they still make them; I would forego my voting rites for the recipe.)

Very nice fish for 2 on salt. Real traditional cooked potatos. Only the glass of wine was only half filled as normal in the restaurants!

Location is amazing they have great food and friendly staff.

We stopped here for lunch and we enjoyed it. We sat outside with a lovely view of the volcanic landscape and vineyards. The decor inside is lovely. The waiter was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the food and we thought it was good value for money. We only had the one course as we were not hungry enough for any more than this.

Definitely will come back ! I recommend costillas de Res 👍

Great place great staff. The food was ten out of ten. First time I had rabbit and I enjoyed it. Hospitality was second to none. They closed at 9:30 but we left at 10:45, for what we ate (steak and rabbit) it's surprisingly cheap!! 46euros...... but it taste like 100euro!!! I would return there and recommend this place. Also I would recommend to try the roasted goats cheese and the avocado salad. Very seductive food 👌

Everything was more than perfect!! Even the waiter was super beautiful 😍 Thanks for the cupito amigo !

Our first restaurant at the island and I guess the best one. We had the tasting menu with wine pairing and it was an excellent choice. They cook from local ingredients, the meals were delicious, the service was great, prices still ok. I wish the terrace was bigger.

Absolutely beautiful place!! The food is SO delicious! And they have their own vine! The owner is so kind and friendly! Very cozy place! They even opened one hour earlier for us! Thank you SO much!

It was a damp, cold day but we booked it, excellent food, friendly service...as not good weather and small dining room, it was a.bit noisy as a group in there, but that is not really anything to do with restaurant. Recommend a visit, lots of nice old furnishings.

Excellent vegetarian food - we had the soup, goats cheese, wok fried vegetables. We came back for another meal and the chef prepared us the best veggie paella we ever had in our life. Highly recommend and don’t forget to walk around after dinner to see the stars. The Orion was in the backdrop of thr place (see photos).

You expect a place so close to a tourist attraction to be a tourist trap, but it's nothing like that. Built from the very volcanic stone it sits on, and nestled between vineyards, this place is very at home in its setting. We came here exhausted and hot after trying to drag our 6-old daughter around in the midday sun. We felt slightly embarrassed sitting hot and sweaty amongst the elegantly dressed couples! We expected to be ripped off, but the food is first class and very reasonably priced. We ate the two rabbit dishes and were very impressed. Even the fried eggs our daughter had were made to look and taste delicious! Do book in advance - we were lucky to get a table.

Nice restaurant with great food and good service. They have their own wine which is excellent. The sweet blood sausage is a delicious speciality of the house. The mousse de gofio desert is a must eat as well.

We had Schrimps with garlic in olive oil. 😋 When Salad of the house was on the table, I saw a caterpillar climbing in the salad. 🤨 Fish of the day, fried Dorado?, it was very tasty, but when I got to the backbone, it was red and not fried enough. 🤥 The beer and the local white wine was good 😋 Customers seemed to be local or Spanish. The garden was welcoming with chairs and tables under shadowing trees.

The worst experience ever. A small restaurant but I would rather call it a bar. We ordered a fish soup but it looked like a chicken one with tiny noodles. We hardly found pieces of fish in it. It was served cold but after attention was paid, it was heated in the microwave. I had to drink beer from the bottle because they only provide wine glasses. They also forgot to bring mojo rojo so we had to ask again. There were only few guests so the BAR was not busy to make mistakes with the order. They also charged us for bread we did not order. The waitress explained that it is normal in The Canary Islands. We ate in different bars and restaurants and they never served us bread if we did not ask. The place is worn and it does not look very clean. There are 2 rooms but all the people set in a small one. Never again.

If Bar Parada is a must see and stop in Fuencaliente, La Era should be a second stop. Loved the food yet service was s bit hectic. Definitely will make part of my pilgrimage every time I'm visiting the point of the arrowhead.

Wonderful place for lunch after visiting the salinas! It is an old house, surrounded by a beautiful and charming garden. The service is very nice and they will explain any doubt you may have about the traditional cuisine. They offer bread with garlic butter, and after we took roasted peppers and muscles. For sharing, following their recommendation, we tried the grilled pork which was tasty and soft. As dessert, we enjoyed a lemon mousse and coffee at the terrace. You can’t miss it!

The best restaurant in La Palma!! We had pork with onions, grilled pork, wine, tiramisu. Everything was just great!

I enjoyed this We sat outside as there’s a nice breeze Food & service was good Entrecot was good size and when I found it a bit under they did a bit more without any fuss and came back to check all ok too Really well priced and one of the better meal we had for the trip

Charming and cosy place with friendly staff, delicious food and incredibly warm atmosphere! Thank you!

Super good food, pretty packed so expect to wait a bit but they have a nice yard to make time. Bichillo (pork) tipical dish, super good and quick to serve. Price also decent, place to come

Restaurante la Era - Very nice and authentic restaurant with tasty food. Friendly and helpful staff.

Very tasteful surprise with welcoming people. I had the crunchy prawn and it is a delicious and interesting choice, definitely recommend it! The fresh fish of the day was also a very good choice. Really good choice for us.

Per WhatsApp reserviert. Herzlicher Empfang. Schönes Ambiente.Handgeschriebene, kleine Speisekarte. Sehr freundliche und verständlichvolle Bedienung. Die Aromen der Speisen haben uns überwältigt. Das Essen war hervorragend. Die selbst gemachte Sangria hat sehr lecker geschmeckt. Und den herrlichen Sonnenuntergang gibt es kostenlos dazu. Wir werden wiederkommen. Michelin sollte auch einmal vorbei kommen und testen. (Translated by Google) Reserved via WhatsApp. Warm welcome. Nice ambience. Handwritten, small menu. Very friendly and understandable service. The aromas of the food overwhelmed us. The food was excellent. The homemade sangria tasted delicious. And the wonderful sunset is included for free. We will come back. Michelin should also come by and test it.

Zero stars! Had a terrible experience here. First the restaurant is sometimes just closed without warning/notice on usual opening days. When we finally found a day it was open we were publicly yelled at and threatened with police. It happened because we asked if they could cook the meat in our burger a bit more so it wasn't completely raw. When they refused to cook the meat more we asked to just pay for the wine and water so we could go find food elsewhere (the meat was way to raw for our taste, and we normally enjoy a rare steak) - the chef yelled at us in front of the other guests in the restaurant and threatened us with police if we didn't pay for the (untouched) burgers. So be careful if you visit - you risk public humiliation because of the chefs wild temper.

(Translated by Google) A magical little corner well hidden on La Palma. Accessing for the first time can be a bit difficult, but once inside, it is an incredible gastronomic experience. The many diplomas of Chef Vidal that can be seen at the entrance are the prelude to a food service in which everything is taken care of down to the smallest detail, always based on local genre and of great quality and flavor, treated with care and care. by the staff, and with stunning views. Perhaps at times they can be overwhelmed, but in general the rhythm is good and there is a great atmosphere among the dining room staff, which is also transmitted to the dishes. In short, a visit more than a must. With all these precedents, the price is more than adequate (you can't ask for more for less money). We will be back. (Original) Un rinconcito mágico bien escondido en La Palma. El acceso por primera vez puede ser un poco difícil, pero una vez dentro, se disfruta de una experiencia gastronómica increíble. Los numerosos diplomas del Chef Vidal que se pueden observar a la entrada son la antesala de un servicio de comidas en el que todo está cuidado hasta el mínimo detalle, siempre a base de género local y de gran calidad y sabor, tratado con mimo y esmero por el personal, y con unas vistas impresionantes. Quizá en ocasiones se pueden ver desbordados, pero en general el ritmo es bueno y se nota un gran ambiente entre el personal de sala, que se transmite también a los platos. En definitiva, una visita más que obligada. Con todos estos precedentes, el precio es más que adecuado (no se puede pedir más por menos dinero). Volveremos.

Schönes Restaurant mit sehr schönen Garten. Das Essen war unbeschreiblich gut. Sehr freundlicher Service. Wir haben den Sonnenuntergang und das gute Essen sehr genossen (Translated by Google) Nice restaurant with very nice garden. The food was indescribably good. Very friendly service. We really enjoyed the sunset and the good food

First time at this eatery. You risk a swim getting in to the restaurant from the car park! The entrance we found was via the pool. Very few people eating when we arrived; we had booked a table. It's only a small venue but notice it had good reviews. My darlin's starter was something interesting (can't remember what 🤣) and she (remembers) enjoyed it. I had the garlic prawns; they had a kick and I had to dunk my bread 😋. My darlin' went for the rabbit and me, the fish. Both delicious. Wine suggested by the waiter but not to our palette although at the price, it should have been nectar! The wine was the only let down. The food was good and the staff were friendly. Well recommended.

Was bijzonder lekker, hele prettige bediening, prachtig uitzicht en een gezellig klein restaurantje. Prima bevallen en voor herhaling vatbaar. (Translated by Google) It was very tasty, very pleasant service, beautiful view and a cozy little restaurant. Very pleased and worth repeating.

Food exzellent, Service very friendly and fast although having a little language Barriere - we bridged that 😇 - and old blues songs always make me feel good

Really good food and amazing space. Wandering only if they provide some hitting in the winter or blankets.

This is absolutely a hidden gem. We were staying in a village nearby and were looking for a place still open to grab dinner. The ambience is very nice and the staff is good fun. Everything on the menu looks attractive as the chef has given every single dish a twist. Definitely worth a visit and we will come back for sure!

The perfect place on the planet

Amazing Italian restaurant managed from a real Italian family, recommended from an Italian 😊

Authentic Italian food. We had two delicious Italian Pizzas, mixed with tomato, cheese and tuna. Owner is Italian who has lived on the island for decades. Quite a contrast with the 'Italian' take away with noisy fast food on the other side of the road.

Awful tratement by the owner. He kept us waiting for more than 1h20min. Half of the menu was not available and the food was ridiculous. Avoid it at all cost!

Had a pizza to share for lunch and my goodness, what a delightful experience. Delicious!

We stopped in for lunch during the eruption of Cumbre Vieja. Because of the volcano, most of Fuencaliente was completely without power (and even the cell towers were out so there was little to no internet access) and as such, the only menu options were things that could be cooked in their wood fired oven. Even so, we wanted to support the small businesses in the area, so we had lunch. WOW!!!! We were not disappointed. The pizza was absolutely amazing. And wood fired pizzas tend to be a hit-and-miss thing since it can be difficult to get the heat right (we have found many times the crust ends up being burned when the top is just starting to be done). Not here- the older gentleman (owner I think) made it just perfectly. Any he was a pleasure to talk to. This is somewhere we will absolutely return to (and hopefully get to try some of the other menu options).

Very yummy pizza. Owner is a very nice guy that speaks good English and I think German too. Place is very small. Wine selection is a little disappointing. The chocolate-coffee dessert didn't taste like anything. But if you are looking for an alternative after eating fish the whole time you are for sure at the right place for a good pizza.

Visiting the volcano i popped in for lunch, great food great service thank you🙂

Very delicious, you can design your own pizza

The owner of the pizzeria is an excellent man. The restaurant has a homely atmosphere, delicious pancakes and pizza, all at very reasonable prices.