Restaurante Chuky's — Restaurant in Arona

I didnt atually get to eat or drink here as the "front man" was badgering my husband to take a seat at his restaurant however for the last 2-weeks we have been drinking in the restaurant next door Sun King which was fine, the staff helped my disabled husband and said to park in front of our table. So we sat at Sun King ordered two coffees. The "Tout" from Chuky's told us to move our Mobility scooter further away it was not on thier property, but My husband has Parkinson's and therefore l told him mobility scooter needs to be nearby. He continued fronting my husband in Public, which then started a Spanish lady customer of Chuky's to start shouting at me ......"English lady you need RESPECT don't you understand what he is saying? MOVE THE SCOOTER!" I ignored them both. We finished our coffees at Sun King who were very helpful. We left. Looks like Chuky's have no time nor empathy for disabled people. I certainly will not visit...

Easily one of the worst meals I’ve ever had. Everything was flavourless — the food, the sauces, even the drinks somehow tasted like disappointment. For the prices they charge, the portions were so small I had to check if I’d accidentally ordered the “6/7 portion size” instead of a real meal. They also claimed everything was halal, but when we called after, turns out only the chicken was. Misleading much? To make things even weirder, when we asked to see the chef, they flat-out refused — very suspicious. At this point I’m not convinced there even was a chef back there and not just someone microwaving frozen meals. Honestly, if I wanted to pay this much money for something this bland, I’d just chew on plain rice cakes in silence. At least those are honest about being boring. I would rather eat a soggy piece of cardboard off the street than ever eat here again — at least that might actually have...

We went in here as it looked good value and my wife and I were hungry after a long walk along the coast. Plus points - Food was good value , drink well priced and the restaurant was really busy. Negatives- Tiolets had no hand drying facilities. The person on the front asking passers by to come in was behaving very inappropriately to younger females, at one point I saw him sticking his tongue out to two young girls less than half his age...very sleezy! When i used the toilets, one of the waiters took my seat and put it at other table despite my wife saying her husband was sitting there. The staff member said "well he can use that one" as he pointed to another seat. I realise they want to pack people in but not to the expense of customer service. It is a cheap and cheerful place but basic manners to paying customers should be a priority. With competition around the area, I wouldn't...