Villa15 Guide · Southern Gran Canaria
Our personal restaurant recommendations from Meloneras and Maspalomas to Arguineguín and Puerto de Mogán, plus a few places in and around Salobre.
With your own kitchen and terrace, there is no need to eat out every evening. That's exactly the balance we enjoy: cooking at the villa one night, then trying one of the restaurants in the south the next.
This is deliberately a personal selection. These are restaurants and places we enjoy visiting ourselves or that have particularly caught our attention.
For a special evening without leaving the resort, Sidecar at the Salobre Hotel combines modern cuisine with a relaxed atmosphere and is right here in Salobre.
Booking ahead is recommended for dinner.
Many good restaurants are only a short drive from Salobre. Here are our recommendations, grouped by location.
Right by the Atlantic. Good service, good food and a lovely spot for an ice cream or a drink by the sea.
One of my favourite pizzerias in the south – consistently good pizza and a relaxed atmosphere.
A particularly interesting choice for wine lovers, with an extensive wine list and an impressive wine cellar.
Generous portions and plenty of flavour. The dining room is indoors – particularly pleasant on cooler evenings.
A striking setting, attentive service and generous dishes designed for sharing.
A refined Italian restaurant with attentive service and high-quality ingredients, while still offering pleasantly reasonable prices.
Known for high-quality ingredients and creative combinations, including pizzas with stuffed crusts.
Good bread and pastries, friendly service and an easy choice for breakfast.
Good food and friendly service overlooking the Old Course – particularly lovely in the late afternoon.
Relaxed and reasonably priced – a good choice for a snack or an easy lunch.
Friendly service and very good Italian food.
Relaxed Spanish cooking outdoors and excellent value for money.
Right by the sea, with friendly service and uninterrupted views across the water.
Garlic prawns, a generous mixed paella with plenty of seafood – and the sea right in front of you.
Right by the harbour – a good choice if you want to combine a meal with a stroll through Puerto de Mogán.
Right on the promenade. We particularly remember the filet mignon – and, perhaps surprisingly, the side salad.
