

Restaurant · Teide National Park
Restaurant of the Parador de Las Cañadas del Teide
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- Where
- Las Cañadas del Teide
It is the dining room of the Parador, at 2,152 m and inside the Las Cañadas caldera, facing the Roques de García. It is open every day and admits people who are not staying at the Parador. On a day trip it is the stop for a sit-down meal with a tablecloth inside the caldera: you park at the Parador, eat and cross the road to do the Roques trail.
A mountain menu, with prices
The cooking is traditional Canarian, and the October 2026 menu arranges it in three blocks. The local and regional one is the most characteristic of the house: escaldón de puchero canario (gofio-thickened broth, €13), garbanzas with pig's trotters (€14), arvejas compuestas (stewed peas) with poached egg (€15), papas arrugadas with their mojos (€14, or €8 for a half), and a tasting of Canarian cheeses with preserve (€16, or €9 for a half). For mains, goat stew (€24), wreckfish loin with boiled mojo (€24), rabbit in salmorejo with papas arrugadas (€23), amberjack with mango sauce (€24) and leg of kid with Canarian embarrado (€31).
There is a section of vegetable dishes, with grilled asparagus and leeks, roast aubergine with cheese, confit artichokes and an island vegetable potaje (€15 to €18), and another more general one, with Iberian ham, croquettes, meagre, cod, cheeks, 300 g veal loin and lamb shank (€23 to €25 for the mains).
What adds up on the bill
Taxes are included, and bread with extra virgin olive oil is charged separately, at €2.40 per diner. A spoon dish and a Canarian main, with bread, come to around €40 per person without drinks. The papas, cheeses, ham and croquettes can be ordered as half portions, which is the way to try several things between two. If you have any allergy, the house asks you to say so when ordering: all dishes may contain traces.
Guajara on the other side of the window
The dining room has the classic decor of a mountain manor house, and from it you see the Teide and the Guajara mountain. Paradores also highlights the sunsets from the room and the starry sky at dinner time.
Short hours: how not to miss out on a table
Lunch runs from 13:30 to 15:00 and dinner from 18:30 to 21:30; breakfast, from 8:00 to 10:00. Outside those hours, the Los Roques café serves every day from 10:00 to 18:00. Book on 922 386 415, at [email protected] or on the Paradores website, especially if you are going at a weekend or on a public holiday.
What to order: the escaldón de puchero canario to start and the goat stew or the wreckfish with boiled mojo
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 922 386 415
- [email protected]
- Opening hours
- Mon–Sun13:30–15:00 and 18:30–21:30
- Cuisine
- Canarian, traditional
House specialities
- Escaldón de puchero canario
- Goat stew
- Wreckfish loin with boiled mojo
- Rabbit in salmorejo with papas arrugadas
- Leg of kid with Canarian embarrado
Tips
- Book for 13:30 Lunch lasts an hour and a half: arriving on time you get a relaxed sobremesa (time at the table after eating).
- Leave the trail for afterwards The Roques de García are right opposite: two hours that digest well.
- Dine after sunset From the Narices del Teide viewpoint, a quarter of an hour away, you arrive in time for dinner, which is served until 21:30.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Teide Parador restaurant open on Sundays?
Yes, every day: lunch from 13:30 to 15:00 and dinner from 18:30 to 21:30.
Can I eat without staying there?
Yes. You book a table by phone, by email or on the Paradores website.
How much does it cost to eat at the Teide Parador?
The mains on the menu range from €23 to €31; a first course and a main with bread come to around €40 per person without drinks.
Is there anything quicker?
The Los Roques café, from 10:00 to 18:00.
Does it have vegetarian dishes?
The menu has a section of dishes with vegetables, from €15 to €18; if you want one with no meat or fish at all, ask in the dining room.


