The best Spanish restaurants Lanzarote

Since 2014, Lilium has rallied the Marina to settle in an all-white space with a simple and bright decoration. One can try the banana croquettes, accompanied by mint mayonnaise and beautifully presented on a leaf-shaped plate and in its silver corolla, the tuna tartar is seasoned with a delicious mango vinaigrette. For dessert, chocolate coulant with gofio or cheese millefeuille with grenadilla cream await you. The menu changes with the seasons and can be enjoyed on a terrace sheltered from the wind.

You enter here one of the oldest restaurants of Lanzarote, created in 1955. With the program, a typical cuisine of the islands of the Canaries and also international to satisfy all the tastes. Steamed potatoes with Canarian sauce, vegetable gratin, steak and homemade chips and vegetables stoves are with the menu. To also discover: peppers of Padrón, typical cheeses of the region, the cream of carrots to shrimps or cucumber to smoked salmon, paellas for 2, of many fish recipes...

Opened in May 2016, the place immediately made it buzz on social networks and it is the last place to be. On this point you will see it, but the proposals are not unpleasant: beautiful salads, hamburgers, fried cheese chunks and the inescapable arrugadas dads, perfectly acceptable. You can also enjoy a drink and sit on the small wall opposite with her Clara, his fizz gin, his mojito or glass of wine to watch the crowds and enjoy the animation of the Charco San Ginés.

We appreciate its magnificent sunny terrace which dominates the bay of Puerto del Carmen and allows to see until the island of Fuerteventura, by being careful to choose its place. It is a good address to soak up the local atmosphere. It offers mainly fish (grouper, sea bass) and seafood (grouper, sea bass, scampi...) all very good and copious but you can also try the mixed paella. We also appreciate the gesture of the small digestive offered at the end of the meal. Very pleasant setting, professional and friendly service.

Overlooking the Charco de San Ginés, but opposite to most restaurants, it offers a nice interior room as well as a small terrace, often in the shade, but protected from the wind. This family restaurant offers traditional Canarian cuisine, with a touch of innovation and a menu that changes with the season. One can appreciate a chicken with goat cheese and vegetables, noodles with seafood before finishing with a chocolate cake... as well as local wines. Attentive and judicious reception.

First and foremost, this tasca has a large interior space and a lovely terrace where you can sit facing the charco de San Ginés, in a white house with blue shutters. Here you can enjoy tuna a la plancha, choco dumplings, cannelloni stuffed with duck, small fried dishes, mussels and, of course, the timeless ensaladilla rusa with picos. All in all, it's enough for a proper tapeo, with rather generous portions more akin to a "plato". For dessert, try Haria's goat yoghurt mousse.