Centro Cultural La Tegala

This restaurant is in a beautiful pedestrianised street in the centre of Haria. A lovely location to eat and drink and relax. It is the first time we have been here and we were certainly glad we came. The service was very friendly and very attentive from the whole team. We were made to feel genuinely welcome. When the food came it was a WOW factor, the dishes looked fantastic. The food was absolutely delicious and well worth the money. We had grilled fish, garlic prawns in sizzling garlic butter and a pork ribbed stew... we had bread and two sauces that were brought to our table, not sure what they were but were very tasty. In all, the food was 10/10. If you visit Haria, which in itself is a lovely little town, then visit this restaurant, you will not be disappointed.

We were initially served bread with 2 different sauces which we enjoyed. We the ordered the beef slices cooked in garlic sauce but they were almost like steaks which we didn’t expect. Calamari was alright, but I thought the portion was small for the price. We then ordered chocolate mousse which was again alright.. but not to our liking. Maybe it was the selection of food we ordered that didn’t stand out for me. Besides this, the service and the atmosphere was great.

Restaurant has been providing a services last 63 years old (2025). The building is 300 years old. We love the food and ambience of the restaurant. If you would like to see some traditional place and food, I am really recommended this place.

Authentic Spanish food. Great place, nice staff

lovely traditional restaurant and attentive friendly quick service. returned here on both nights we spent in haria, tried the octopus, canarian stew with pork ribs, padron pepps, croquettes, canarian potatoes, garlic prawns, gofio mousse, and a couple of drinks. no complaints, everything was delish and bread was warm.

The warm bread they brought to the table with the red and green mojo sauces was lovely. We shared the local Goats cheese which came with a fig chutney. The cheese is very mild.  For mains we had the grilled Tuna,  there was so much of it on the plate. We also had croquettes. Both served with a nice fresh salad and potatoes. Grandma's cake sounded interesting for dessert so shared that too.. it wasn't quite too my liking.. very sweet and wet.. Great coffee though and excellent service.

Local restaurant with cozy atmosphere in the red hall, where are the photos of Javier Reyes Acuna and TV which shows the past of Lanzarote. We have enjoyed the octopus leg and squid rings (which I liker more). Staff is very antentive and with sincere maners. In the end we have got the compliments from the bar - nice liquer drink. Next time I plan to come back.

The dishes were delicious. The service is a bit slow and not in a friendly mood today 🫣 No mixed croquettes possibly. No inside table (even there were a few from the beginning of our visit till the end of our lunch). Overall the food was delicious..