Casa Riquelme — Restaurant in Buenavista del Norte

Authentic food and a mesmerizing atmosphere with a view that steals your breath away 🌴☀️ It's run by friendly locals who ensure a delightful experience.

✅Pro tip: Reservations are a must, given that they whip up every dish from scratch, tailored to the number of reservations to avoid waste. One fixed dish per day - definitely no trouble choosing from this menu. Just let yourself get surprised about the local cuisine.

🅿️Parking's a bit tricky with limited spots up the hill, but the dinner scene is more forgiving than lunch. Consider parking directly at Masca (further west/left) and enjoy a scenic stroll. Navigating down the hill is a breeze with a dedicated pedestrian path, sparing you from walking alongside the main road.

Language barriers? Not an issue here! The team effortlessly switches between Spanish, some English, and French. Throw in a few hand signs and a friendly smile, and you'll find yourself easily ordering, even without fluent Spanish.

Thank you for a great meal and...

We stopped by this restaurant in Masca for a light afternoon snack and to enjoy the admittedly stunning view. We ordered drinks and sat down, completely unaware that they only offered a set menu — no one informed us.

When I went up to ask for food menus, the waiter abruptly told me it was a set menu only. We politely said we weren’t hungry enough for that and asked if we could just have the drinks and the starter if possible. His reaction was shocking — he flat-out refused to serve us, stormed over to our table, and threw our drinks to the ground. He then yelled at us in front of other guests, told us never to come back, and walked off. We were still charged for the drinks he smashed.

The owner then called us uneducated. He was incredibly rude, aggressive, and completely unprofessional.

A beautiful setting completely ruined by disgraceful service. Absolutely would...

Went there with my boyfriend for a nice dinner. The ambiance and view is spectacular. The food is also very good! It’s an experience 100% worth it and it breaks my heart to read so many negative reviews from people that just can’t deal with a person’s authenticity. So here’s some rules to have the best experience ever: if the door is closed don’t go in, wait for the host to accompany you. -the menu is a set menu (and it’s delicious!), so if you book for 3 people but then one doesn’t show up, remember to call and let the host know (he’s been cooking for the third one too). -the desserts will be chocolate bars, but they’re delicious and part of the experience. -getting your own drinks is part of the experience. -if you’re nice to the host, he’ll be nice to you. -go with the flow and enjoy every second. -remember you’re the guest in the tiny...