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Qué Leche restaurant, one of the bests in Gran Canaria

30/05/2022 Por Local Guide Gran Canaria Leave a Comment

The truth is that the Qué Leche restaurant is getting yummier every time. We have been about 6 times and our last visit was in January 2022 and… we are always surprised! Their owners are a couple of chefs which studied and met each other at the famous Basque Culinary Center, in San Sebastián, Spain. In their proposals they present a mix of flavors and a kind of influence of kitchens from different parts of the world with excellent presentation. Each of the menu items are created by themselves and each dish is exclusive. This means that you won’t find a restaurant in Gran Canaria which imitates them.

Interior Qué leche
Inside Qué Leche restaurant

As you can see, the place is tiny and its kitchen is visible. It also has a charming terrace on Torres Street (pedestrian) and option to eat at the bar. They also have a very good service team, so let’s say that this is one of the best restaurants in Gran Canaria.

Qué Leche restaurant

Let’s get to the point! The restaurant Qué Leche menu is not that large. However, we warn you that everything will draw your attention, so that is quite difficult to chose. What they recommend and, we also do, is to order some dishes to share. So you can try more things. The last time we went there were a few of us, so we were able to try quite a few dishes. Here we show you some of their dishes (January 2022).

Some of their dishes

One of their star dishes and that they have kept on their menu for years are broken eggs with sweet potatoes, shrimp and truffle mayonnaise. It is something that never fails, they make them delicious.

Huevos rotos con camarones y mayonesa trufada
One of the best dishes of Qué Leche restaurant

On the other hand, in their menu they also have the classic fish and chips, but with their personal touch. The presentation says it all, although it is also yummy.

Fish and chips Qué Leche
Fish and chips Qué Leche

If you like the roasted piggy, you should order this dish. Moreover, thanks to the sauce which comes with the mashed sweet potatoes it is super juicy. It is mouth-watering!

Cochinillo Qué Leche
Qué Leche roasted pig

If you already know this restaurant, you should know that they continue to preserve their classics such as confit artichoke and squid with onion juice, two basics. They have also incorporated novelties in their proposal such as Cuban rice niguiri (mmm, so tasty) and amberjack dumplings with red curry (with a spicy touch). The truth is that it always is a pleasure to come here, although perhaps the portions this time seemed a little more short (or maybe we were very hungry).

Alcachofa confitada con huevo 65º
Artichoke confit with egg 65º
Cuban rice niguiris. Qué Leche restaurant
Cuban rice niguiris. Qué Leche restaurant

Desserts Qué Leche restaurant

We continue with the desserts … The Qué Leche cheesecake overshadows all the desserts they have, so we will only tell you about it. Honestly, one of the best we’ve ever had.

Tarta de queso Qué Leche
Cheese cake Qué Leche

Definitely, the restaurant Qué leche highlights because of the originality of its main courses and the mix of flavors.

Location and opening hours

The restaurant Qué Leche is located in the heart of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Triana area. To be specific, they are located at the 22 Torres street. If you want to eat here, you should book with advance, at least one or two weeks before. Its telephone number is +34607917803 and they open from Tuesday to Saturday from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm and from 8:30 pm to 11:00 pm. As you may realize, their opening times are adapted only to the Spanish eating times. If you want to have lunch before 1:30 pm or have dinner before 8:30 pm it won’t be possible. But it doesn’t matter, you are on vacation! Let’s enjoy! They also accept online bookings, so have a look at their site.

Video of some of the Que Leche dishes

Below we leave you with a short video of some of the dishes at the Qué Leche restaurant. If you want to enjoy more videos like this one about things to do in Gran Canaria, subscribe to our YouTube channel here.

Finally, if you want to discover more restaurants in Gran Canaria we invite you to visit our guides section. There you have a complete guide to restaurants and much more! Forget about wasting your time looking for things to do and places to eat. We are locals and we have the best tips for you!

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