Restaurante Las Estrellas — Restaurant in Guía de Isora

Good afternoon!

Me and my family have visited Tenerife this November and it was a magical experience! Expect this corrupted and monopolistic place which is the only (and it’s really strange) working restaurant in a big area of that mountain road, I think they really use this factor to behave like this.

We have entered the restaurant and took a table with three other tables being free near the balcony part, but not the panorama view part, they also had free tables there. As tourists of course, we wanted to change the table for a better one, which was totally okay with one of the waiters. And here the “charismatic” show begins. I don’t know the name of the waiter who works there, but I never saw ANYONE trying to behave like this with the client - screaming and shouting , pushing hands to my Dad’s face because of “being offended” that we just changed our tables even before we ordered anything(!). Unfortunately, right after this scene of them, we left the place and if you remember me - I was totally satisfied with throwing your "delicious menu" on the floor right where it belongs :)

P. s. in 5 kilometers from this “Paris Hilton - coded” place, you guys can find Restaurante Brasas de Chirce - their food was amazing and it was one of the tastiest fish I...

Lightning fast servers (and unfortunately chefs) are not always what you wish. You get food super fast in halfway full restaurant, but when you find out in the middle of meal your chcken breasts are undercooked and raw in the thick part . . . the superquick waiters just make few fly-by's around the table, but your hand up in the air will be unnoticed. Unlike raw steak, raw chicken can cause healt problems, after a while you give up, eat the rest of your patatoes and go pay to the bar. Chcicken was undercooked for both persons at the table, I think you guys know it when they bring the plates back to kitchen. So please, slow down the chef, we will wait a minute or five longer, and make sure the food (every portion) goes out of the kitchen as it should be. Visited aroud 3pm on Sunday 12th February 23 in case you wonder what shift is sooo unfortunately quick. Hope all will be fine with next visit and I'll be more than happy to awatd...

Las Estrellas is an asador with fabulous mirador views.

The menu is good, simple asador food but well done. I had the very well priced grilled chicken. Be aware the salad is massive. We got one between three to share and couldn't finish it.

Staff are absolutely fine, not super friendly but not unfriendly either. We wanted to sit outside but our requests were swept aside despite there being space. Not the end of the world given the calima at the time meant the view wasn't very visible.

The only improvement I'd like to see is in the toilets. The bins for used toilet toll are open topped and attract flies and piles of used toilet roll are unpleasant to be next to. Obviously these flies do then migrate into the dining area and try to land on your food. Some covered pedal bins would make using the bathroom a more pleasant experience and would certainly be...