my wife and i dined at this establishment last year, and the food was good. so we thought we would eat here again this year. it was about 11 am so we ordered two lime and sodas,then we ordered another two,intending to go for a walk and return for lunch about 1 pm. we asked for the bill,when it arrived,... More

We had breakfast here it was delicious with friendly,helpful staff and great prices.Also worth a try for your evening meal.

This is a typical Spanish restaurant and run by Mr Avelino. For those of you who can remember he had a Tapas bar in the High Street many moons ago. If you are looking for excellent Spanish cuisine this is the place to go. Very friendly and attentive service, very good standards and you will certainly not leave hungry.

This must be the WORSE restaurant in Fuerteventura. We ordered chicken paella which was just a bowl of bright yellow rice containing a few black things that looked like burnt peas and chicken bones and the bits of the chicken carcass one would normally throw away. There was no actual meat whatsoever. The meal cost €39 for the yellow tasteless... More

We went here quite a few times after diving at local sites. There is an amazing variety of food, the goat curry was especially excellent and it was very well priced. Only problem was the 'complimentary' bread which at €1pp was rather stale. Perfect place to relax in the evening, take in the view and enjoy some good food.

My fiance and I had dinner here as our hotel had recommended it. The decor was very simple and nothing to write home about, but the humble owner spoiled us with attention, and the food was delicious. I definitely recommend the jamon Iberico and the paella. Sit outside and take in the views of the ocean.

Avelino, the little man who owns the restaurant, is something of a local institution. He has owned several restaurants, including a very fine one he had built in Villaverde. The food at this restaurant used to be excellent but the quality has fallen as the price has risen. It can be recommended no longer. One suspects Avelino is trying to... More

Ate there last night. I ordered goat, which is supposedly their traditional dish, 13.50 euros, hubby ordered chicken. Cheapest wine on menu 15 euros, Within 5 minutes, I had a plate on bones put before me, bones, not cutlets. The bones were about the size of hubby's thumb nail and looked like all of the meat had been chewed from... More

we had a meal in Avenida next door to La Luna, by the Dunas Club apartments in the old town and can't believe it is the same place that others refer to as having atmosphere or busy. We were the only two people in the Restaurant on a Sunday night about 8pm. The food was no better than average, everything... More