El Patio Crèperie — Restaurant in Teguise

We stumbled upon this charming tapas bar by chance, simply passing by on the road, and what a delightful discovery it turned out to be! The atmosphere was amazing, exuding a lively and welcoming vibe that immediately drew us in. The decor was rustic yet stylish, creating a perfect setting for a relaxing brunch. The menu featured a fantastic selection of tapas, showcasing a variety of flavors and fresh, high-quality ingredients. Each dish we tried was a testament to the bar's commitment to good products and authentic preparation. The staff were friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home. They were happy to offer recommendations and ensured that our glasses were never empty. The combination of excellent food, great service, and a vibrant atmosphere made for an unforgettable experience. This tapas bar is a hidden gem that we are thrilled to have found. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it's definitely...

I loved this quirky little place down a back alley. Inside is tiny so the seating is mainly (all?) outside with people walking through to get to wherever.

The staff are really friendly and helpful though I wasn't sure what to make of the owner and his minimalist attire. I guess it adds to the quirkiness of the place!

There are plenty of tables for 4 with umbrellas but also stylish small Moroccan tables for 2 down the far wall.

You can buy fresh juices that come wrapped in brown paper with, I think, a bamboo straw. No wasteful plastic here! Ordinary juice drinks come with a grape on a stick!

I highly recommend the tapas combo plate for 2. It was delicious and filling. There are crêpes too but I didn't try one.

At the end of the meal there's no ron miel but you do get a shot glass...

Walked by this place and had to stop! It was the perfect place to go after a day at Famara beach. The vibe was so relaxed and chill. Great selection of sweet and savory crepes as well as tapas. We got ham and cheese crepes, a butter and brown sugar crepe, and a tinto de verano (classic Spanish drink with wine and lemon soda). The crepes came out fresh and hot and the greens/tomatoes were a pleasant surprise. They might’ve had a banana dressing which was not an uncommon flavor in Lanzarote! We were really pleased with the food and drinks. All of the drinks looked amazing! Everything was reasonably priced as well. The patio had both shaded and unshaded areas with comfortable seating. I wanted to come back the next day and will definitely come back next time...