Review date: 11 May 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Pembrokeshire, Wales wrote:

Review Subject: Steptoes
Review title: "Excellent Value For Money - Good Food"
Travel date: May 2008
'Steptoes' was fabulous for traditional breakfasts and I was also told that their meals were good value for money too throughout the day. Our favourite light bite place was 'Cerveceria' tapas bar about three doors down from 'Steptoe's', where it is run by a Lanzarotian and deserved to be supported - very friendly. The 'Emperor' Chinese place around quarter of a mile to the left of the Santa Rosa was pleasant too.

We spent much time cooking in our apartments as we had two children of three and one who needed their food at certain times, but overall, one cannot fault the location of the hotel and the cleanliness. Pools also superb.

Review date: 03 March 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Bristol wrote:

Review Subject: Iani's, Portofino And La Pardela
Review title: "All Excellent"
Travel date: February 2008
We visited 'Lani's' cantine and restaurant. The food and service was excellent. 'Portofino' and 'La Pardela' were also excellent. Well worth a few visits! 'The Mastil' was awful! Give it a miss.

Review date: 21 October 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Herfordshire wrote:

Review Subject: Oscars Restaurant
Review title: "Excellent Food"
Travel date: October 2007
This place is located next to Coronas Playa hotel and serves excellent food, although is slightly pricier than other establishments. Well worth a visit!

Review date: 03 August 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Coffee And Cream
Review title: "Best Eating Place In Town"
Travel date: July 2007
'Coffee And Cream' is a great place to eat. It is cheap and the food is first class. Owners John, who is a qualified chef, and Zoe make you feel really welcome. Also for the rest of the staff nothing is a problem for them. Best dishes are fillet steak Diane or sirloin steak. Oh, forgot to say main meals are two for 12.99 euros. Don't let cheap price put you off the food - it is excellent.

Review date: 01 July 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Bristol wrote:

Review Subject: Coffee & Cream
Review title: "Coffee & Cream Is Hot, Hot, Hot"
Travel date: January 2007
'Coffee & Cream', the place to be for good food, good service, good prices. Great for romantic dinners and for families as it is in a square that is safe for children to play in sight for you to see them.

Review date: 18 July 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Kildare, Ireland wrote:

Review Subject: Saxos Family Fun
Review title: "The Best In Costa Teguise"
Travel date: July 2008
Whatever age you are, if aged six or even 80, 'Saxo's' is the place for you.

There is live entertainment every night from discos, karaokes to magicians, hypnotists and even drag shows. These shows cannot be missed!

'Saxo's' is located on one of Costa Teguise's busiest streets (opposite the Teguise Playa Hotel) which makes it easy to find.

'Saxo's' also has two pool tables, air hockey and many more great games for kids as well as adults! It also has fast food served from 12 p.m. to 3 a.m.

Review date: 17 March 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Cheers Bar
Review title: "New Bar In Town"
Travel date: March 2008
We stayed in Costa Teguise from the 9th - 16th March and really enjoyed it. On one of our many walks along the prom we decided to cut up to the main road and find somewhere to have a wee refreshment. We came across 'Cheers' bar and ended up having late breakfast there. Staff were really friendly, food was lovely.

We decided to go back there in the evening for the entertainment - a wee manic guy called Lee aka Muppet! Cheers has only been on the go a couple of weeks and I don't think it's been widely advertised as unfortunately there were only around 15 customers which is a shame as it was a good night.

Take a wander up - it's a wee bit out of the buzz but it's walkable and if you can't be bothered, it's only three euros in a taxi. It's definitely worth a visit

Review date: 17 March 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Hennesey' Bar
Review title: "Lunch On The Prom"
Travel date: March 2008
Just a wee note to say how much we enjoyed our brunch in 'Hennesey's' bar, sitting at their big open window looking
out to the beach - ah, bliss. Lovely food, nice hot tea and the woman who works there working away constantly but always really friendly and attentive even though for most of the time she seems to be doing the bulk of the work. Hats off also to the lady who does the cooking. All very nice. Thanks ladies.

Review date: 29 February 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Highlander
Review title: "Great Pub"
Travel date: February 2008
Well worth a visit. Great pint of lager.

Review date: 20 May 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Manchester wrote:

Review Subject: The Highlander Bar
Review title: "Best Bar In Costa Teguise"
Travel date: August 2007
The people that own the 'Highlander Bar' are stars. They sell good beer and great food. I made some good mates in there. When you are in Costa Teguise. I will be on 14 August.

Review date: 20 May 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Manchester wrote:

Review Subject: Saxos Fun Pub
Review title: "Saxos Family Fun Pub"
Travel date: August 2007
If you are eight or 80, 'Saxos' is a brilliant night out for all your family.

Review date: 31 July 2006 a HotelStreet visitor from Lichfield, Staffs, England, UK wrote:

Review Subject: Cactus Jacks
Review title: "Cactus Jacks Is Great"
Travel date: July 2006
Cactus Jack's does the best breakfast you will find in Costa Teguise - unbeatable. Also has a brilliant nightlife. The only fault was the fact they only had one WC each for male and female. Other than that, it is brilliant!

Review date: 30 March 2005 a HotelStreet visitor from London wrote:

Review Subject: All Bars Along The Costa Teguise Beach
Review title: "Jellyfish, King Arthurs and San Miguels"
Travel date: December 2004
All three bars are brilliant, play excellent music and are very friendly,
You start of in San Miguels, have a few laughs with the locals and meet people from other hotels, get a big group together and its off to the Jellyfish nightclub for music and dancing and a free shot of their own special liquer. Then when the Jellyfish closes, its on to King Arthurs for an extra hour of fun.

All clubs are located just off the beach and are about a ten minute walk from Los Zocos Club Resort and are free entry. You are guaranteed to have a brilliant time, whatever age you are, and then have a pleasant walk back to your hotels along the sandy beach.

King Arthurs shuts around 3 am but you'll find by the time you've splashed about and had another beach party you won't get home until a lot later because you'll be having so much fun. But the bars are so close to all hotels in whatever direction!!! So don't leave it to the end of your holiday to try them out because you'll be kicking yourself on the way back home!

Review date: 03 August 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Popeyes
Review title: "Best Breakfast In Teguise"
Travel date: July 2007
The best breakfast in Costa Teguise. Scott the owner, who is a fellow Scot, makes you very welcome. It is a nice clean place to eat.

Review date: 22 June 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire wrote:

Review Subject: Prada Verde
Review title: "Prada Verde Is Great"
Travel date: June 2007
We visited Prada Verde which is a little bar and restaurant in the shopping centre. The food was great and we went for breakfast there everyday of our holiday.