Restaurante La Cilla

A restaurant where you can admire 3 important landscapes of the island. On the roof of the restaurant is Jesus standing with arms outstretched, the restaurant is very beautiful and quiet, the space is great. The waiter is a bit busy, Because they have to do many other things besides serving customers, the wait staff is very friendly and fast...everything is very ok for me.

Very bad food & even worse service. Nobody speaks any English whatsoever and we have literally waited for our main course over 60 minutes even though the place wasn't even 30% full. The only thing worth recommending there are truly spectacular views. Seriously, take your sandwich, come to take 2 photos and avoid the hassle. You're definitely not missing much.

A must visit! Beautiful surroundings and calm. The food was delicious and the service was very friendly.

Sadly last review didn't got submitted, but definitely 20/10, disappointed with all most of bad reviews, as can't expect good fresh cooked food at speed of takeaway restaurant, specially grilled food, it's a spot definitely worth visiting.

We came in reluctantly based on reading the previous reviews. We found here none of the problems people were complaining about. The service was quick, the waiters were very nice and the prices were really fair. Taking into account the view, it was quite a bargain, I would say. I hope this place will soon get a better reputation.

Stunning location for a sunset meal. We were last to dine and had the place to ourselves, the waitress, the cook and the cats. Most of the menu items were fine but the waitress kindly wrote out what was still on offer. We began with a mixed starter of cheeses, chorizo, new potatoes and croquettes. All home made and tasty. For mains we both had pork chops and fries. Fine thick chops on the bone, well seasoned. Watched the sun go down and day turn to night high above the island of Gran Canaria - memorable. That’s why you should go, at sundown to an outside table.

Terrible attitude. Terrible concept for service. We arrived to see four empty tables so we sat down and were initially ignored. Then were asked if we had a reservation (no tables were marked as reserved). We said no and were told quite curtly that with no reservation we wouldn’t be served for at least an hour while they served those with reservations. We would also receive no drinks because ‘this is eating time, sir.’ I’ve never experienced anything like this. Apparently our money is no good here. Beautiful location though. But if you plan to come you will have to make a reservation or deal with the wrath or Ms Thing who doesn’t want your money. Edited to add that Spanish folks with no reservations are seated immediately and served. There’s a name for this, folks.

Spectacular view and atmosphere. I recommend booking in advance because of the events that they are organizing. We tried a tapas menu for 12€ a person. The portions were big, and we couldn't have finished our portions. From what we have received, which was: pimientos padron, papas arugadas, sardinas, chorizo, croquetas, queso. I highly recommend sardinas. Chorizo was something I like the least. One more time stunning view. What I would suggest would be to put the bread and alioli in the tapas price or change it for refresco included.