La Calleja Tapas Bar — Restaurant in Adeje

A true hidden gem.... we initially followed Google maps to try to find this place and although maps directed us to the right spot, we didn't find it at first. A nearby restaurant, when we asked for directions even tried to mislead us by telling the this business doesn't exist anymore, trying to lure us into their restaurant.... when asking to a manager of another a nearby grill restaurant, he pointed to exactly the right spot. This, and a few other cozy restaurants have terraces along a small walking path close to the beach , almost impossible to see from the main street. So if you are visiting this village make sure you first locate this small path along the beach. There are many nice restaurants and most of the activities are there. We ordered fish soup, minved beef strogonov and 8 different tapas, not knowing that those portions are really large. Alone already for the fish soup I want to return to this restaurant, so good!! All dishes were tasted really good. Staff is very friendly and helpful. They serve 8 different types of tapas here, 4 warm and 4 cold. We couldn't finish all, so order only a few at a time. For us, this restaurant was a very nice experience. In addition, when we asked for it, they gave us boxes with the food that we couldn't...

La Calleja sits directly overlooking the sea and serves a genuine and tasty selection of tapas, beers and other drinks. Best during the day as it closes at 7, the location allows you to relax and just take it all in. For sunset you'll probably need to move along to one of the restaurants along the walkway, and they're worth waiting for most evenings. Staff are friendly and the only reason I dropped to a 4* was they seemed to forget part of my order, but once in pointed it out they were...

Arrived at 8pm La Calleja for tapas and a few drinks as the cafe is said to be open until 10am. On Arrival No Tapas available and the cafe closed, well the doors were open but no staff available. Waiter appeared from the restaurant next door called Piscis Terraza seems the seating area for both restaurants are shared. We ordered Paella and drinks had a lovely evening and the staff and food from Piscis was excellent. If you attend La Calleja for tapas on an evening for diner, you...