La Katedral

First visit in years despite living locally. I had a main, pork ribs in a honey and mustard sauce, tender and tasty. Accompanied by some veg and what were probably frozen fries. A bit expensive at €22? My wife, who had been twice before, had garlic prawns and beef stew, tapas portions. She enjoyed both very much. Restaurant was quite busy at lunchtime and has nice views looking towards the port.

- Alan Irvine -

Excellent tapas. Great choice of dishes, all cooked to perfection. Had 4 tapas + drinks for under €40! Superb value, highly recommend you give La Katedral a try

- Steve F -

We dined at La Katedral twice during our recent holiday in Lanzarote. There is an extensive choice of seafood and meats - you can have separate mains or tapas (or order a larger version of a tapas plate if there's something that you really fancy!) We tried scallops, mussels, octopus and seabass along with many tapas dishes - scampi, garlic prawns, meatballs, chorizo etc etc and not a bad dish among them!! The house wine was under €4 a glass and tasted great - we had the dry rosé. The waiters/waitresses were knowledgeable and friendly and food was served quickly but there was no rushing in terms of how long we stayed to dine. Absolute gem of a restaurant - 2 adults and 3 children (who all ordered adult portions) dined and drank for just over €100 but there is a very reasonably priced children's menu too with the usual fare. **Almost forgot to mention the stunning sea view as it's right by the water's edge

- Mrs J -

The food was very tasty. We had shrimp with fries and fried calamari with potatoes – everything was delicious. We want there a second time and had octopus and fish. The staff was super nice and friendly. The ocean view made it even better. We really recommend this place!

- Simona Gažovičová -

Had a lovely meal here recently, the service was really quick and everyone was friendly. The octopus was cooked perfectly. A beautiful view of the ocean from every seat and it’s much further down the beach so the atmosphere is much more quiet and peaceful, away from all the noise.

- Caitlin Francombe -

Definitely the tapas place to visit in Playa Blanca. Very unassuming little resturant but serving up some amazing tapas! This was our 2nd visit, it was relatively quiet for July. Service was faultless. Every serving was incredibly tasty, but some of the highlights were the iberian ham & Beef stew. We had 6 tapas plus bread, bottle of wine and 2 bottles of water for, €80. Incredible value for the quality of food

- Chris Doherty -

Nice, tasty, humble tapas. Friendly service and good view over the sea. The chorizo cooked in cider was my favourite.

- Brad Hardman -