Tenerife

The name means a thousand flavors and the food almost lives up to that claim. — Frommer's

This restaurant's key position in the main shopping street makes it a handy place to stop for a meal after sightseeing, especially since the kitchen is open from 11 am to midnight. — Fodor's

The setting is fairytale atmospheric; a 200-year-old building with creaky uneven floors, rustic antiques and small dining rooms covering three floors and set around a leafy central courtyard. — Lonely Planet

Tapas are the staple here and highlights on the menu include a gourmet hamburger with caramelized onion and foie gras, and tuna tataki. — Fodor's