Where to Eat in Corralejo: Best Restaurants Locals Love
Food · 6 min read
Where locals actually eat
From €8 fish lunches to 5-star dining: the Corralejo restaurants real residents return to.
Corralejo's restaurant scene splits into three: tourist menus on the harbor strip (avoid), local Canarian places one street back (gold), and a handful of international spots punching above their weight. Here are the ones locals tell their visiting friends about.
For fresh fish
El Marinero (Calle La Ballena) — family-run, daily catch, papas arrugadas and mojo. La Marquesina (Muelle Chico) — older but reliable, harbor view. Lunch €15–22, dinner €20–30.
Canarian traditional
El Sombrero in the old town serves canarian goat stew, papas arrugadas, queso asado. Café Bahía for cheap menu del día (€10–12 three-course lunch with wine).
International & date-night
Avenida Restaurant for modern tapas. Sushi Naked for surprisingly good Japanese. La Scarpetta for proper Italian. Verde Mar for vegetarian and brunch.
Coffee & breakfast
Cafetería del Mercado opens 7am, locals' coffee. The Avenue Café for English breakfast. Toca for specialty coffee and brunch crowd.
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