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As of: July 2026 (updated regularly)
Moya is nestled high in the mountainous north of Gran Canaria, far from the coast. Asador La Marisma has garnered 2,780 reviews here, averaging 4.3 stars – a rating that is unusual for a mountain village. The 12 best restaurants in Moya serve Canarian highland cuisine featuring regional cheeses and produce from the fertile valley. Restaurante Bamboo tops the list with 4.6 stars. There are hardly any concessions to tourists here. Anyone travelling through the north will find that Moya’s cuisine draws on ingredients from its own valley.
Eating out in Moya: prices, opening times and local tips
Restaurants in Moya operate according to Canary Islands customs. At lunchtime, between 2 pm and 4 pm, places such as La Costa Siglo XXI fill up; in the evening, the kitchen rarely opens before 9 pm. The ‚Menú del día‘ costs between 10 and 13 euros, which is cheaper than in Las Palmas. Menus are mostly in Spanish only, but knowing a few key words will make ordering easier. Not every restaurant accepts cards, so make sure you have cash in your wallet. On weekdays, bookings are rarely needed, but at the weekend, popular restaurants such as Grill Casa Pedro and Sabor y Arte fill up quickly.
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Tips for your visit
There are twelve restaurants scattered across Moya, several of which are situated on higher ground near the parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria. Dishes on offer include rabbit in salmorejo, served with grilled goat’s cheese. The Bamboo stands out with a rating of 4.6 stars from 108 reviews, whilst the Asador La Marisma attracts the largest number of diners with its two steakhouse grills. After the meal, Bizcochos de Moya from the local bakeries are served with coffee.
Around the small squares, three bars serve barraquito, including Pepe Chiringo San Andrés. Taberna La Relojería Quesos y Vinos is one of the two wine bars and serves wines from the north of Gran Canaria alongside cheese platters. From the terraces, the view stretches across the deep gorge down to the laurel forest of Los Tilos de Moya.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any restaurants in Moya with outdoor terraces or sea views?
Due to Moya’s elevated position, several of the twelve restaurants have terraces overlooking the gorge below the parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria. Direct sea views are rare, as the village is situated inland. On a clear day, the panoramic view stretches all the way to the coast.
Which restaurants in Moya are popular with locals?
Locals tend to head for the smaller of the twelve restaurants, as well as the two wine bars and three bars in the town centre. The Taberna La Relojería Quesos y Vinos pairs regional cheeses with local wine. After their meal, many people treat themselves to Bizcochos de Moya from the local bakeries.
How much do restaurants in Moya cost on average?
The twelve restaurants in Moya are in the mid-price range, with main courses costing around 10 to 15 euros. The two steakhouses tend to be more expensive; Asador La Marisma, for example, charges a bit more for its grilled platters. The three bars and two wine bars remain more affordable, serving tapas and light snacks.