As of: July 2026 (updated regularly)
Restaurante La Muralla on the LP-1 has racked up 2,038 reviews, attracting guests from all over the north-west of La Palma. The best restaurants in Tijarafe cook for locals, not for coach parties. The menu features local bananas, avocados and the distinctive Canarian coffee. Three restaurants serve the village, which is more than enough in a mountainous landscape of deep gorges. Anyone dining at Sal y Pimienta on Calle Real will find themselves sitting amongst neighbours. The small number of eateries has kept the local cuisine free from mass tourism.
Eating out in Tijarafe: prices, opening hours, tips
Between 2 pm and 4 pm, the ‚Menú del día‘ offers a three-course meal including a drink, priced between 10 and 14 euros. In the evenings, kitchens don’t open until around 9 pm, and the bill tends to be higher. At Sal y Pimienta, which has 20 reviews, cash is preferred to cards. German or English menus are the exception in Tijarafe; a good knowledge of Spanish makes ordering easier. Outside the high season, restaurants generally don’t take bookings, so you can usually find a table at short notice.
Tips for your visit
Restaurante La Muralla stands out clearly from the rest of the town with 2,038 votes, followed by the smaller Sal y Pimienta on Calle Real. The three restaurants are spread across Tijarafe and the surrounding hamlets, serving Canary Islands cuisine with views of the gorges. Almonds from the groves and wine from the high-altitude vineyards regularly feature on the menu. The Veganoteca on Plaza de Aguatavar, with a rating of 4.8 stars, offers the town’s plant-based menu.
The Cervecería Isla Verde at El Jesús 41 has racked up nearly 2,000 reviews and draws the neighbourhood to the bar, whether for a coffee or a glass of wine. During the Diablo de Tijarafe festival – the fireworks display in honour of Nuestra Señora de Candelaria – the venue fills up noticeably. La Fuente pizzeria at 12 Calle la Luz, with 298 reviews, brings a touch of Italy to the town centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any restaurants in Tijarafe with outdoor terraces or sea views?
Several of the three restaurants in Tijarafe open their outdoor terraces onto the deep gorges and mountainous landscape of north-western La Palma. Due to the village’s high altitude, only a few locations offer a direct sea view. Restaurante La Muralla on the LP-1 overlooks the countryside rather than the sea.
Which restaurants in Tijarafe are also frequented by locals?
The three restaurants and two bars in Tijarafe rely on the local community for their business, as the town lies away from the major tourist centres. The Cervecería Isla Verde in El Jesús attracts guests from the local community to its bar. During the Diablo de Tijarafe festival, the pubs and bars fill up with local residents.
How much do restaurants in Tijarafe cost on average?
Main courses in Tijarafe’s restaurants usually cost between 8 and 15 euros, making them reasonably priced. The Cervecería Isla Verde and the Pizzeria La Fuente tend to be cheaper. The Veganoteca on the Plaza de Aguatavar charges similar prices to the other establishments.