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Where to eat at and around Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace

Most rates here are half board, so breakfast and dinner are in the hotel. El Saladar, the buffet, serves Canarian, Spanish and international dishes all day, with live cooking, themed dinners and pizzas from a wood-fired oven, and needs no booking. Teppanyaki Tsukiji, for sushi, sashimi and the hotplate, and alMar Beach Social Lounge, a chiringuito by the main pool with dishes to share, both need a table booked at the hotel. Star Café serves coffee and snacks around the clock, the Lobby Bar Sansofí has a terrace and a billiard table, and El Faro Theater Bar puts on shows in the evening. Hours are in the Iberostar app, and at dinner men need long trousers and closed shoes. Outside the hotel there is little on foot, so you will want a car or a taxi: the places below are in Morro Jable, 4 to 12 minutes away.

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  • Vino con Dolores

    4 min by car

    Tapas and wine bar · €€

    The closest good evening out: a tapas and wine bar upstairs in a shopping centre on Avenida del Saladar, by the Morro Jable lighthouse, with Spanish wines by the bottle and plates to share. Start with the classics, a tortilla española at €12, gambas al ajillo at €12.50, huevos rotos at €12.50 and homemade croquettes at €8, then a brioche filled with pulled rib at €9.50. Open from 6pm to 11.30pm on Monday and Thursday to Sunday; closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Book through its website.

    Reserve aheadAvenida del Saladar, C.C. Faro Jandía, Local 103, Morro Jable

  • Taberuga

    5 min by car

    Italian restaurant and pizzeria · €€

    An Italian kitchen with an Italian chef, a wood-fired oven and a charcoal grill, looking over the beach towards the Morro Jable lighthouse. Pizzas run from a margherita at €8 to a frutti di mare at €15; the pasta includes rigatoni with a slow-cooked beef-cheek ragù at €14, and from the grill comes an Uruguayan ribeye at €21. Finish with the tiramisu at €6.50. It suits a night off the half-board buffet. Book a table through the WhatsApp link on its website.

    Reserve aheadAvenida del Saladar, Morro Jable

  • Lounge restaurant and cocktail bar · €€€

    For a dressed-up dinner with cocktails before and after, in a lounge restaurant on Calle El Sol in Morro Jable. The menu travels: carpaccio alla Cipriani at €16.50, fried goat's cheese with red fruit at €12.50, then grilled Saharan squid with Canarian potatoes and red mojo at €24.50, or a bouillabaisse at €19.50. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 5.30pm to 11pm, with the kitchen open from 6pm to 10pm; closed Sunday and Monday. Book a table through its website.

    Reserve aheadCalle El Sol 14, Morro Jable

  • El Rayón

    9 min by car

    Beach bar on the sand · €€

    A beach bar on the sand of Playa del Matorral at the Morro Jable end of the beach, serving fish and seafood through the day. Half board leaves lunch out, and this is the simple answer when you want a plate of fish, a salad or a cold drink between swims somewhere other than the pool. Open every day, 10am to 6pm. No booking; on foot it is 47 minutes west along the shore.

    Walk inCalle Acantilado, Playa del Matorral, Morro Jable

  • La Farola del Mar

    11 min by car

    Fish restaurant with a sea-view terrace · €€

    A fish restaurant on the seafront at the start of Morro Jable, by the stair up to the church, serving fish landed in the town every day, with good wines and a view of the sea. Its terrace is covered and sheltered from the wind, so it works on breezy evenings. Ask for the fish of the day. Open every day from noon to 10pm, with no closing day; book online, and a credit card is needed to hold a table for four or more.

    Reserve aheadAvenida del Mar, Morro Jable

  • Restaurante Cofradía de Pescadores de Morro Jable

    12 min by car

    Fishermen's guild restaurant on the quay · €€

    The fishermen's guild restaurant on the fishing quay at Morro Jable harbour, where the town's boats land their catch. Ask what came in that day and have it grilled, with papas arrugadas and mojo; limpets, octopus and gofio escaldado are regular orders too. Prices are modest. Open Thursday to Monday, 8.30am to 10pm; closed Tuesday and Wednesday. It fills at lunchtime, so book ahead or go early.

    Reserve aheadMuelle Pesquero, Morro Jable

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Breakfast

Breakfast is part of the half-board and all-inclusive rates. It is a buffet in El Saladar, with fruit, tortilla, crêpes and smoothies, and Star Prestige guests have their own reserved area in the restaurant. Hours are published in the Iberostar app. No café is within an easy walk of the hotel, so for a later coffee use Star Café, which serves espresso, cappuccino and snacks around the clock.

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Above Playa del Matorral with a bus stop 3 minutes from the street entrance, but little else on foot: Morro Jable is 8 minutes and the Cofete viewpoint 36 by car, and outdoor parking is free.

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Where can I eat near Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace?

Most rates here are half board, so breakfast and dinner are in the hotel. El Saladar, the buffet, serves Canarian, Spanish and international dishes all day, with live cooking, themed dinners and pizzas from a wood-fired oven, and needs no booking. Teppanyaki Tsukiji, for sushi, sashimi and the hotplate, and alMar Beach Social Lounge, a chiringuito by the main pool with dishes to share, both need a table booked at the hotel. Star Café serves coffee and snacks around the clock, the Lobby Bar Sansofí has a terrace and a billiard table, and El Faro Theater Bar puts on shows in the evening. Hours are in the Iberostar app, and at dinner men need long trousers and closed shoes. Outside the hotel there is little on foot, so you will want a car or a taxi: the places below are in Morro Jable, 4 to 12 minutes away. Vino con Dolores, 4 min by car. Taberuga, 5 min by car. Coronado's Bar Lounge & Restaurant, 8 min by car.

Our verdict

Book Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace for a beach week at Jandía in a freshly renovated five-star with everything on site. Check availability for a Star Prestige Sea-View Double.

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