Restaurante Agáldar stands in a traditional Canarian building right on Plaza de Santiago, the historic heart of Gáldar. Here you'll find a culinary proposal that blends Canarian recipes with contemporary touches, in a setting that preserves the stately character of the old town.

The main dining room opens onto the square and retains original architectural elements, with high ceilings and wooden details that recall the structure of old manor houses. The menu works with local products—wrinkled potatoes, local cheeses, fresh fish—and presents seasonal dishes that reflect the culinary tradition of the island's north.

The location on Plaza de Santiago places you a few steps from the Cueva Pintada Museum and Archaeological Park, Gáldar's main pre-Hispanic site, and the Church of Santiago de los Caballeros, the town's founding temple. The restaurant is part of Hotel Agáldar, an establishment that restored a historic building on the square for hotel and dining use.