Salsamora Boutique

Located in the heart of Puerto, this cozy bar serves up traditional Canary food that is simply amazing. The combination of awesome food and a warm atmosphere creates a truly delightful experience. From the moment you step inside, you can feel the authenticity and charm that this place exudes. If you're looking to savor the flavors of the Canary Islands in a welcoming setting, this is the perfect spot to indulge in a culinary journey that will leave you satisfied and longing to return.

Such a great place with a big variety of tasty tapas and reasonable prices, especially the Agaete melted cheese with the coffee jam was unbelievable!!!! Very nice serviceso... We absolutely recommend it!! Sorry for the photos but we started to eat immediately:)

We went there for a drink. Two of us ordered a non-alcoholic mojito and they charged us 6.50 euros, the same price as the alcoholic ones. The excuse was that it takes the same amount of time to prepare. We were gobsmacked. We basically pay 6.50 for a limonade with mint. My 2 other friends ordered another alcoholic drink and one clearly tasted of alcohol whilst the other didn't. When we mentioned it, they said it's because they only put a little bit of alcohol. It goes without saying that we were very disappointed by the experience. We actually live in Agaete and we bring lots of our friends in the area. We will definitely not be returning to Salsamora. We felt cheated.

So I had a nessecity to charge my phone and I visited this place. I ordered lemonade, which happened to be aka "handmade." And I paid for it 3.90. Yes, I was in a rush and did not ask for the price in advance.. But I mean I have not seen such prices in the whole Spain. The service was so bad, and the woman who might be the owner was not friendly, mildly speaking. It's just does not be worth your time.

The food was mediocre at best in small portions, and the cocktail we had was simply not tasty. Not recommended. EDIT : I understand that owners need precise feedback, so to clarify : the size of the portion was small, but appropriate for tapas. However, the value for money wast not. We had two kinds of croquetas, with fish and with mushrooms. Both had little taste of the respective ingredient. We then tried avocado dips with bread. The dips were OK, the bred was a kind of rusk, which is very dry. The piña colada tasted acidic, but not really of ananas nor of coco or of rum. The place has the charm of a rustic place with good intentions, so I really did not expect this. Hopefully this was just a bad day or something.