A rice-and-grill restaurant championing local seafood and produce, minutes from Puerto de Las Nieves beneath Agaete’s cliffs. Expect market-led starters, char-grilled meats and shareable rice dishes (dry or brothy) in a bright, spacious dining room. Great for families and groups after exploring Agaete, the Finger of God viewpoint or the Botanical Garden. Weekend bookings are smart; street/area parking is available and the seafront promenade is perfect for a stroll pre- or post-meal. Hours and special events are updated on social and the official site.

Rooftop dining with sweeping 360º views over the Atlantic and Maspalomas dunes. Contemporary creative cuisine using local produce with tailored pairings. Elegant ambience for a special night in the south. Easy taxi access; hotels and garages all around. Window‑side tables are worth booking ahead.

Triana classic for modern market‑driven cooking, polished plates and an elegant feel. A dynamic menu leans on local produce with Mediterranean touches; desserts and service stand out. Ideal to pair with shopping and old‑town walks. Book early, especially on weekends. Nearby public garages and taxi stands make access easy.

A flagship dining room on the island, holder of 1 MICHELIN Star, blending Canary flavours with contemporary technique and a standout cellar. Choose between terrace, the blue patio or the cozy dining room; tasting menus are poised and polished—perfect for special occasions or gourmet trips. Set in Puerto de Mogán, it pairs a destination dinner with a canal-side stroll. Book well ahead and consider taxi/hotel parking. Both the MICHELIN Guide and the hotel highlight its long-standing stature.

In the heart of Vegueta, Triciclo is a creative tavern-style spot whose menu roams the world while nodding to Canary produce (think caramelized burrata, tomato tartare, house smokes and deep stocks). Intimate and personality-driven, with a cozy dining room and semi-open kitchen, it suits couples and small groups seeking something different in the old town. Steps from Santa Ana Cathedral and Casa de Colón, it’s perfect to cap a cultural stroll. Booking is essential (limited capacity) and weekend services run in timed seatings; walking or taxi is best given the pedestrian area.