this caldera is one the most fascinating places I have ever seen. unbelievable vistas while taking a short (+-60 mins depending on your pace) hike. one should make a reservation to get there, although we were let drive up without having it checked.

What a beautiful national park with breathtaking views along the walking route at the top parking area surrounded by the protected Canarian Pines. The drive up in our coach was a bit scary when we met another coming down as difficult to pass in the narrow road and their was lovely scenes down the valley on the way. We only did a short walk to the viewing platforms where you could see the layers of rock formation. It was very interesting to learn from our guide about the huge erosion crater and rocky layers. We found out about the dangers of forest fires and how the Canarian Pines have developed to survive them. Wear sensible comfortable shoes and a drink. The walking route has steep drops and no barriers, but the pathway is wide. It was chilly in the shade and warm in the sunshine. The visitors centre and toilets are at the bottom. You have to prebook a time slot for parking your vehicle to visit as numbers are restricted due to limited parking at the top. Very well worth a visiting if you are in the area.

Amazing location and definately worth a visit both in the day and the evening. The star gazing in the evening is very special, the milky way is so clear and shooting stars satellites and of course the millions of stars. There are new buildings which you can park at. Be careful driving up and down as the roads are hairpin after hairpin.

There are multiple trails you can take in this national park. We took a very pleasant 3.5km circular trail around the caldera. We enjoyed the pine forest and the gorgeous views and scenery. We did have to book in advance on the official website. Recommended.

Very beautiful. Unexpected and breath-taking landscapes with a lot of flora. The cliffs, rocks, plants and trees are combined like a real jungle. The journey through the river bed was fun and doable.

Best view of La Palma. Climb to the rocks of los Muchasos and enjoy the lovely scenery. With clear weather nearly the whole island and the neighboring island of El Hierro can be seen. Winds are quite strong. Wear a good jacket to protect against the elements.

Awesome place with amazing landscape. I took the walk path to the Pico de Bejenado (PR LP 13.3) which is a quite challenging one going up all the time. Definitely worth it for one of the best view over the Caldera de Taburiente!

Great view, amazing options for hike (easy one and also harder one). Two friendly crows. Not crowded, road to this place is beautiful. This is a must stop when you visit if you come to La Palma. 10/10 would come again

Simply stunning views from Roque de los Muchachos are your reward for the long and windy road up to the small car park at the top! Go early to guarantee a parking space. There are a choice of hikes from here and the views will take your breath away! A must visit if you are staying in La Palma.

The road up to the top alone is worth the trip. Each turn takes you up higher fast. We stopped at the visitors centre which was very informative. We went on to the very top and the view was magnificent!!!

Awe inspiring beauty✨ Above ocean of clouds… Magnificent and breathtaking

A must see when on La Palma and one of the only places where you can literally drive up to and park. Parking might get crowded later in the day. But there are also some spots without blocking traffic further down and then hike up to. This is but the first spot to go to there are 2 other viewpoints further down that you need to hike to to fully appreciate the magic/might of caldera de taburiente. I will always return.

Must see and enjoy the views. The museum is also very informative. A bit windy 🌬️ so literally jacket and good walking shoes. **would be nice to have some picnic tables to eat.

Stunning, majestic, transcendent, breathtaking... an absolute must-visit of La Palma. This magical place above the clouds will reward you with a once in a lifetime experience. From here you can see the entire volcano caldera, three of the other islands in the horizon and a stunning depth of space in any direction that will leave you speechless. Ridiculously easy to access by car, with a small parking lot from which you can take a short path towards the best views, passing by impressive rock formations. If you’re in luck, a small group of friendly local ravens will let you take a picture with them in exchange for a small treat. Together with a view of the astronomical observatories nearby, this is one place you will be remembering often as one of the highlights of your travels.

Amazing, Views to die for, and curious ravens 🤩

Wonderful installation however, the approach track was poorly maintained.

Amazing view to the stars

(Translated by Google) Little parking, poor access road... Honestly, it's of no interest if you go during the day; it should be considered at night. The stone access road is a clear example of how the authorities do things in this country... They spend a fortune on something that lasts two days in good condition. (Original) Poco sitio para aparcar, camino de acceso en mal estado... Sinceramente tiene 0 interés si vas durante el día, habría que valorarlo por la noche. El camino de acceso de piedra es el claro ejemplo de como las administraciones hacen las cosas en este país... Se gastan un dineral para algo que dura 2 días en buen estado.

(Translated by Google) If you're on your way to Roque de Los Muchachos, you can stop to climb up to see the monument, although at night it must be quite a sight to see the sky from there. (Original) Si vas camino del Roque de Los Muchachos puedes hacer una parada para subir al ver el monumento, aunque realmente por la noche tiene que ser un espectáculo mirar al cielo desde él.

(Translated by Google) It may not be one of the best spots to see the sunset, although it is one of the best spots for a starry night. Being that way, I was surprised to find the access road in the state it was in, both due to the surface and the vegetation. On much of the road, you had to make your way through the branches since the road was completely closed. (Original) No será de los mejores puntos para ver el atardecer aunque si para una noche de estrellas siendo así me lleve una sorpresa al encontrar el camino de acceso en el estado que estaba tanto por el firme del piso como por la vegetación en mucha parte del camino te tenias que abrir paso entre las ramas ya que el camino estaba totalmente cerrado

(Translated by Google) Nothing special. Views of Mount Teide in the distance. It's better to go directly to Roque de los Muchachos. (Original) Nada del otro mundo. Vistas del Teide a lo lejos. Mejor ve directamente al Roque de los Muchachos.

As someone who was here before they closed the path to Los Tilos, I must say the hikers now miss the most beautiful, calming and refreshing part of the root - down from thevlast tunnel to Los Tilos thru Centro de visitantes. Now the trail thru tunnels is very crowded, there is traffic in tunnels that makes you do acrobatics with strangers to get your way. Also imho the tunnels show how people take whatever they want from the nature, leaving the habitat without water in this case. If the path to Los Tilos was open, you'd find yourself walking down what used to be a spring or even a river, but today is lifeless and dry... As an experience I can totally recommend visiting, but of course as other people have already mentioned, it requires a solution for toilets and/or education of visitors that they cannot just leave their waste and wet wipes in the middle of the trail.

Very nice hike, not as difficult as they say. the road to get there is difficult, but the hike itself is not difficult

Best places on the whole island. This is a must see, when you are in La Palma. You need a taxi to get there, which can be either ordered in advance, or with a bit of luck, you can get at directly at the parking place. Plan one day for this area and make sure to visit Mirador Espigón Atravesado when heading down to the parking place

Beautiful hike with spectacular scenery! Highly recommended! Since there is a lot of misinformation I will share a bit about its current state (as of 23.01.2024). Before you go check the current status on La Palma's info pages as things can change quickly! The traditional path through the tunnels and then down to Los Tilos is officially closed after the tunnel section. However, the path itself is not damaged and totally intact. The only section that is really damaged is the last part of the road to the visitor center in Los Tilos (unfortunately this means that the waterfalls are not accessible). Which means there are two options. Either go through the tunnels and then return the same way back. Or go through the tunnels and hike down the "closed" path to Los Tilos (which is fine and beautiful) and an additional hour of hiking down the road to reach the main road and car park again (you will not have to pass the damaged part, as it is not on the hiking route!). In both cases you need a taxi to bring you to the starting point (casa de monte). It costs about 17,5€ per person. And like other people mentioned, the taxi is really needed. Plan about 5-6h for the whole hike. Regarding tunnel 12: yes, you will get wet (walk through water and water coming from the top), but it is also the most exciting one. Be prepared. Btw, I just took my shoes off and went bare foot through, because I didn't want them to be soaked. Worked fine. Head lamps are very useful. If you take care of your head, you'll be fine without helmet (it's not checked anywhere if you wear one). Be careful and enjoy a lot!

One of my favourite hikes. Bring a headlight and raincoat for last tunnel.

Just finished this hike starting at los Tilos and returning via Los Sauces to parked car. Absolutely fantastic a torch is a must and good hiking boots, round trip is 12.9 miles and the hike back down from Marcos is a killer on the legs. I completed in just under 5 hrs 45 mins with a few short stops.

Super nice place...amazing views. If you care only about the views don't waste time with the restaurant...just go around it and climb the little bunker

This was the on the way viewpoint that we took towards the Mirador de los Roques. The way is clear and clean while not hard. To come to the park you need to make a reservation beforehand as there are limited spots. The view is nice yet a little obstructed but still very beautiful. Definitely recommend the stop by the viewpoint for a short break with this view.

One of the biggest attractions on the island. If you decide to visit between 7:30-16:00 you need to book the parking space in advance. After that time it's open and waiting for your enchantment 🥰

Beautiful views and the place were the island started.

The most amazing place to visit. If you are driving up here, you need to book a permit at the visitor centre at the bottom of the hill. Unless you are driving up after 4pm, in which case the barrier is open. Best views 9-10am, then the clouds roll in.

Very beautiful path from down ( from parking ) to the top!!! If you ride directly to the top, better make reservation on the web, because parking places is limited or choose hours near the evening. From top you can climbing down by the same path, chooses main road for cars, take the taxi 😉 or ask someone with car ride you down 🙂 very beautiful views when the sky is clear.

Beautiful viewpoint with stunning views in this gorgeous national park. There are multiple trails you can take in this national park. We took a very pleasant 3.5km circular trail around the caldera. We enjoyed the pine forest and the gorgeous views and scenery. We did have to book in advance on the official website. Recommended.

The entire Cumbrecita lies at your feet. It's a pity that the hiking trail on the east side of the caldera towards the campsite is no longer open. We tried it anyway, but unfortunately many parts are broken off and almost impassable. But even the accessible paths are worth a visit.

Magical place, definitely a must-see while visiting La Isla Bonita 👍Bestvway is to take a taxi to the top of the trailer and then start goong down to the very bottom, where you will also need a taxi to pick you to your accommodation spot. Great, unfotgettable views are awaiting you on this day-long adventure 🐜🌲🦋

Spectacular!

(Translated by Google) A magnificent hike! From the car park at the bottom of the valley, you have to take a taxi for €51 to go up to the top of the caldera. The first part of the hike is magnificent, in the middle of the pines, high up, the trails are well marked and allow you to reach the campig at 5.7km in less than 2 hours. The campsite toilets are clean and you will find a very interesting model of the caldera there. Then, we continue to descend until we reach the river bed. It goes down a lot but it's easy. The Cascada de Colores requires you to make a 1km detour (500m there/500m return). It's interesting but it's really a very small waterfall, not very impressive... The end of the hike is, however, relatively difficult: 4km of walking in or near the river bed, lots of stones, little shade, this is clearly not the most exciting part. The hike is very well signposted, especially at the beginning. Be careful, at the end, in the river bed, the signs and indications are high up so it is easy to miss them if you look at your feet. Have a good walk 😊 (Original) Une magnifique randonnée ! A partir du parking en bas de la vallée, il faut prendre un taxi à 51€ pour monter en haut de la caldeira. La premiere partie de la rando est magnifique, au milieu des pins, en hauteur, les sentiers sont bien tracés et permettent d'accéder au campig à 5.7km en moins de 2h. Les toilettes du camping sont propres et vous y trouverez une maquette de la caldeira tres interessante. Ensuite, on continue de descendre jusqu'à atteindre le lit de la riviere. Ca descend beaucoup mais c'est facile. La cascada de colores oblige à faire un détour de 1km (500m aller/500m retour). C'est interessant mais c'est vraiment une toute petite cascade, pas tres impressionnante... La fin de la randonnée est par contre relativement pénible : 4km à marher dans le lit de la riviere ou à coté, beaucoup de cailloux, peu d'ombre, ce n'est clairement pas la partie la plus passionnante. La randonnée est très bien fléchée, notamment au début. Attention, à la fin, dans le lit de la riviere, les panneaux et indications sont en hauteur donc il est facile de les louper si on regarde ses pieds. Bonne promenade 😊

(Translated by Google) A spectacular route for those who like to walk and are prepared. We took a taxi (€51) to the Brecitos viewpoint. The first 5,400km are spectacular through the forest and you cross the river just before reaching the camping area. From there it starts to be more complicated, the descent is quite steep and slippery (it is better to wear appropriate footwear), and you pass through ravines of water, along the entire riverbed. It is 14km and takes between 4-6h. (Original) Una ruta espectacular para quien le guste caminar y esté preparado. Subimos en taxi (51€) hasta mirador de los Brecitos. Los primeros 5,400km espectaculares por bosque y cruzas el río justo antes de llegar a la zona de acampada. Desde allí empieza a ser más complicado, la bajada es bastante empinada y resbaladiza (mejor llevar calzado adecuado), y pasas por barrancos de aguas, por todo el cauce del Río. Son 14km y se tarda entre 4-6h.

(Translated by Google) Start walk in Los Brecitos. You can get here by taxi from the lower parking lot. Distance from Los Brecitos, with a short trip to Cascade de Colores, is 14.4 km. Super nice walk through the primeval volcano of La Palma. Good paths and mainly descending. (Original) Start wandeling in Los Brecitos. Hier kun je komen met een taxi vanaf de lager gelegen parkeerplaats. Afstand van Los Brecitos, met kort uitstapje naar Cascade de Colores, is 14,4 km. Super mooie wandeling door de oervulkaan van La Palma. Goede paden en voornamelijk afdalend.

(Translated by Google) You have to visit it once in your life, although you need many visits to be able to walk all its trails, although many of them are only suitable for experienced hikers. The circular route to the little summit is beautiful and very easy. You have to reserve a space in advance because only a handful of cars are allowed in the parking lot. (Original) Una vez en la vida hay que visitarlo aunque necesitas muchas visitas para poder recorrer todos sus senderos, aunque muchos de ellos son solo aptos para senderistas avezados. El recorrido circular de la cumbrecita es precioso y muy fácil. Hay que reservar con tiempo plaza porque solo se admiten un puñado de coches en el parking.

(Translated by Google) One more wonder of this island. We took an excursion with Islabonita Tours. Starting from the top and descending 17 km, passing through wonderful places. Highly recommended if you are in a position to take a walk of this type. The climb with the mini-bus that took us to 1000 meters from where we started... spectacular. (Original) Una maravilla más de esta isla. Hicimos una excursión con Islabonita Tours. Empezando desde arriba y bajando 17 kms, pasando por sitios maravillosos. Súper recomendable si estás en disposición de hacer una caminata de este tipo. La la subida con el mini-bus que nos subió a los 1000 metros desde donde comenzamos ... espectacular.

Great place where you can see waterfalls just 5 mins of walk from the main road.

The access road to the Tilos information center and waterfall is closed due to a big landslide that completely blocks vehicle and pedestrian access on both the access road and the PR Lp 6 hiking path. Picture is taken at 28.7970069N, 17.7809165W. For more information check reviews and replies of Tilos information center on google maps

One of the few waterfalls on La Palma, it's a short walk from the car park and nice to take a few pictures. The waterfall itself is not a natural waterfall, in fact the majority of the water that comes down, is being pumped up again, but it is still a nice place to take some pictures.

Don’t miss this place! Gorgeous and very short walk from the parking lot to the waterfall, beautiful view, magical. At the parking lot you’ll find a nice restaurant serving good La Palma food and desserts. Wonderful for picnic, group gatherings, family outing. Free to enter.

A huge cascade of water, from a waterfall in the Los Tilos national park. Beware of slippery rocks and cramped tunnels. But if we can do it you can do it as we are a group of elderly people who came the easy way with a tour bus. Go and see..the waterfall and the surrounding. Its highly recommended.

Beautiful waterfall surrounded by a thick green forest

tunels and waterfall. nice place.

Fine food, good service, supper views of mountain forest. Price/Quality - very good.

We had the rabbit stew with papas arugadas for lunch. Very tasty. Don't think of this as a fancy restaurant. The service was efficient and direct. The plates were banged on the table but no offence was taken...they only have two staff. A great place to eat after a bracing walk. We will be back.

Please do yourself a favor and don't waste your time with this restaurant! I think they are still open because in the area is no connection so nobody can check reviews of the restaurant. Cheese we ordered was still cold and meat didn't even taste like a meat.

Skip this restaurant. Bad food, terrible service. We were yelled at by the by the owner, an older lady, because she brought the wrong iced tea (mango instead of lemon). "Not my problem", she added. Next, they served the wrong dish of grilled cheese (which looked horrible anyway). Apparently, this was too much for the old lady to handle, as she yelled out "oh my God!", and added a "Jesus Christ!" and "Not this again!". All we did was politely ask for the right dish. We decided to let it go. To top it all off, afterwards, they charged everthing we ordered and more. Even the things they said they would cross off, because they made a mistake. Then we found out they charged 1,50 euro for a little bag of mayonaise, which usually goes for free or at most 50 cents. When we raised questions on that matter, especially since they charged already 3 euros for a small plate of greasy undercooked fries, the owner's daughter exclaimed she was not the one who set the prices and could therefore do nothing about it. It was a matter out of her hands. We would have liked to have known up front, given the price was not indicated on the menu, but, alas, our protest was to no avail. Needless to say, this was an interesting experience, somewhat perpendicular to the magnificent surroundings and stunning location of the restaurant. We sincerily hope the restaurant will be sold to a new proprietor with more respect for the customers, the restaurant and the surroundings. It deserves it. In case you're wondering, we are not the complaining type and are used to all kinds of travel hassle. We're just not used to being yelled at by a restaurant owner for things they did wrong themselves. Hence the one star review.

Food is pre-cooked and then thrown in the microwave when ordered. Simple and small dishes. Not especially worth the money. They charge extra for things like ketchup or bread without declaration. Sadly there are no other alternatives in the area, so they can do whatever they want. Be advised to skip this place and bring your own picnic.

After a rainy walk, it was the perfect place. Cosy, home style, rustic. The place reflects the environment. Simple food but well done. The goat was really good. The queso asado was also amazing.

We waited over an hour and still got no food. After asking one of the waiters we got half of the food we orderd. The fries weren't even done. Overall it was a bad expirience and i wouldn't recommend visiting this restaurant.

A must visit incredible art of nature. Worth to see the change from the totally volcanic scenes in the south to the amazing forest in the north.

Wonderfull site. Although the waterfall is almost dry the lush canyon is gorgeous! Follow the stream upwards to come to a large clearing with a 10m+ waterfall. With good shoes the climb is not too difficult. Being fit helps but is not nececary. We had a few seniors in the group that had no trouble climbing the rocks.

Starting point of some really spectacular hiking routes through dense laurisilva forests. High recommendations to any nature lover who is not afraid of elevation differences and steep climbs in paths.

An easy walk to the main attraction: the waterfall! But those dating can walk past it and come across and beautiful canyon, full of large ferns and a plethora of different plants. The hike is short but worth it 👍🏻

This centre is a really nice place with a lot of informations. You have different rooms introducing you to the surroundings on diverse aspects. You also have tables to have lunch/break before or after a walk and the area in general is already a place to see. Today the woman who welcomed us was so kind, speaking several languages and giving us very useful tips. I wish everyone in such places could have this ability with people, it was a real pleasure although we couldn't do any hikes because of the wind... we'll come back!

Very nice and friendly service in the counter. Small nature museum for free. And the waterfall and hikes are amazing.

A very unique route, you need to take a taxi to the top of the route and then hike all the way down to the los tilos information centre. Highly recommended

This is not an opinion of the view. But to warn the others, that the road is currently close, except for the residents. Too bad, from the comments it looks great.

It is a beautiful place but also a bit dangerous. Watch out where you leave your car, because the steep rock walls are not secured. We were there last Saturday, and a stone-slide occurred which broke my husband's wrist and damaged the cars nearby, too. However, until that moment we enjoyed the sights, plants etc.

Helpful, but not an English speaker. Therefore we were a little insecure about our hiking trip.

Amasing place ;)

(Translated by Google) My favorite place in the Canary Islands Magical without a doubt. I recommend wearing booties and a raincoat. You will want to go into the waterfall If this review has been useful to you, hit 👍 (Original) Mi lugar preferido de Canarias Mágico sin duda. Recomiendo llevar escarpines y chubasquero. Te querrás meter en la cascada Si esta reseña te ha sido útil dale a 👍

(Translated by Google) Great views on the terrace at the very top, the road through the levadas is closed but we managed to catch the waterfall which is reversed by previously cutting off from the water by the hydroelectric power plant, a simple and pleasant winding path here and there you can meet very charming birds. I recommend (Original) Świetne widoki na tarasie na samej górze, droga przez levady jest zamknięta ale udało się złapać wodospad który jest nawracany poprzez wcześniejsze odcięcie od wody przez elektrownię wodną, prosta i przyjemna kręta ścieżka gdzieniegdzie można spotkać bardzo urokliwe ptaszki. Polecam

(Translated by Google) Calle means street in German. Consequently, the street and not Los Tilos itself should be evaluated here! Nevertheless, the waterfall and some other things in Los Tilos are rated here! 🥴🥴 Ergo, read the title first and then do the review! The road leading to Los Tilos is very narrow in some places; It is recommended to drive very carefully and slowly. From the large bridge over the gorge, it is about 6 km to reach Los Tilos. (Original) Calle, heißt auf deutsch Straße. Folglich soll hier ja wohl die Straße und nicht Los Tilos selbst bewertet werden! Trotzdem wird hier der Wasserfall und einiges Andere in Los Tilos bewertet! 🥴🥴 Ergo, erst Titel lesen und dann Bewertung machen! Die Straße, die nach Los Tilos führt, ist an manchen Stellen sehr schmal; es ist zu empfehlen, sehr vorsichtig und langsam zu fahren. Von der großen Brücke über die Schlucht, sind es ca. 6 km bis man los Tilos erreicht.

What a view! Well worth the steep hike. The ascend takes about an hour from the parking lot down below.

Worth a visit, incredible views and a nice way to finish the Marcos y Cordero route

The walk is easy (but a bit steep). Only the last climb to the top is narrow, you should be sure footed and not afraid of heights. The top is already crowded with 2 people on it. Very nice view.

About an hour walk up to the viewing point. Not wheel friendly - but not too much of a challenge for walkers. View out over forest is good, but you won't see much more than trees.

Wonderfull view as if you were in the jungle

When going to Les Tilos this is highly recommended. A broad, easy but steep path leads up to a viewpoint that overlooks the biosphere reserve. Only 45 minutes from the parkinglot. Low investment, very rewarding.

World class.

(Translated by Google) It is closed opposite there is another sports one (Original) Esta cerrado enfrente hay otra de deportes

Hidden gem! We only stopped because I wanted to take a photo and then stumbled on the exhibition. Our guide was very attentive and gave us a private tour with a lot of background knowledge. Would recommend this to everyone visiting the island.

Very, very interesting place to visit - a must see! Best tour guide has all the information and more. Come visit and learn about your ancestors 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

They’ve put a lot of money into this but it was quite boring - these kind of caves you can see everywhere on the island and the truth is they don’t know much about religious practices or the petroglyphs. It would be more interesting if there was information about local plants and their properties and uses, perhaps a pottery workshop for kids or a dress up something like that which most modern museums do. Unfortunately as it is it would only be worth the stop if it was free entry or donation based. For a price of €8pp I would expect more

A very interesting place to visit with caves that hosted early settlers to La Palma - the Benahoritas, between 100-300AD, a museum that depicted their lives, and artefacts retrieved from the area around the Barranco. I was shown the trail down to the bottom of the gorgeous by a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic young lady, I didn't get her name but she made the walk so interesting and was passionate about the Benahoritas, the Barranca and it's fauna and flora, I'd decided to visit on the back of positive TA reviews, I can only mirror what was said by other visitors - a very interesting and worhwhile way to spend a couple of hours.

Nice museum showing the caves via tour guide. Plenty of parking.

We enjoyed our visit of the El Tendal archaeological park with the museum. It's a very well planned museum, with exhibitions, touch screens, a movie and nicely designed information charts. The highlight was the guided tour into the valley and to the cave. On our 1st visit, we were too late for the last tour and could come back the next day to do the tour still. Our tour guide gave lots of info's about the life of prespanic humans, plants and food etc. She could answer all of our questions. It was really great! I can highly recommend the museum with the tour!

This place was amazing! So educational and well laid out. After a short film and walk through the museum, you get a personalized walking tour down the side of the hill and very close to the opening of the Benahoritas cave which was incredible and insightful! The guides are so brilliant and are happy to answer any questions you have about the aboriginal history.

Cosy spot with great food. Convenient location if you are on the road. The dishes have been thought out and are a unique twist on typical island cuisine. There aren’t that many tables so in case you need to wait, it is worth it. Will come back!

The food is absolutely delicious and the portions are very generous. Just be prepared to wait a little while for it.

Best Restaurant with delicious food, friendly service and amazing prices! If you need a good time, a bonding time with friends and family this is the ideal place to have it. Our experience in this restaurant with Carlos and Andres was the best we have had in La Palma, this was our fourth trip to La Palma. It had everything atmosphere, taste and price. A visit to this restaurant is a must! Their speciality is wine. Carlos is very experienced and made the selection for us according to our food, the wine did not overpower the taste of our food but instead enhanced it. Very enjoyable and unforgettable. If you are an expert wine lover or a beginner, this is your place. We felt welcome and learnt from Carlos.

The staff were friendly and I think the price are reasonable. I had wanted to try the popular cheese thing but it was made from goat or sheep milk which I don't like😅 so anyone who loves it should try because my boyfriend said it was tasty. You really need to make a reservation because once we stopped by here, it was full. So we booked it for the following day and we made it.

This is a must in the island. Super creative dishes and top quality ingredients. Amazing value for your money. Make sure to book.

Amazing food and excellent service. I recomend the bichillo en salsa ibérico and the white chocolate mousse is to die for. Decent options for vegetarians aswell.

Everything was delicious! Grilled cheese, mushrooms, tuna, white mousse au chocolat and local red wine. Great value for money and lovely staff. highly recommended!

Service wasn't great, unfriendly, inattentive. The food is cheap and that's what you get I guess. What I chose (carne de cabra) wasn't cheap though and definitely not worth the money. Most I ever paid for goat meat (also considering there was only meat and sauce on the plate, not a single potato or anything) and definitely the worst. If you're looking for an affordable lunch get the chicken, the price is attractive and, I don't know, maybe it's better than the goat meat. Quite a disappointment for me.

Waited over 5 minutes to be seated, only to be told rudely, that there were others in line. No option of where to wait (as in the bar area what was open). We had to ask the waiter three times, before getting an answer. Servicio pesimo. Sigan de paso, hay mas opciones en el camino.

Terrible service. We have been totally ignored and left the place after 20 minutes without even been able to order drinks. Only 4 other tables with guests.

The food was excellent and reasonably priced excellent service

We had a good cup of coffee

Only stopped for coffee

Cozy place and cheap and good dishes