Tim Kitak
Source: Google Maps
a month ago
Food was more than amazing! The waitresses were kind and nice, they have suggested their special menu without being forceful. Food compared to price is 5/5! Totaly recommend!
Mediterranean tapas restaurant
4.7 (5)Costa Adeje20-40 €


Restaurant Sebastian is a slightly hidden Costa Adeje dinner choice where tapas feel more considered than the usual resort version. Tuna tartare with guacamole, fish croquettes, artichokes, patatas bravas and black ravioli all appear in strong reviews, and the house red wine fits the shared-plates format.
The room can move from quiet to packed quickly, which is usually a good sign here rather than a warning. Service is warm without pushing specials too hard, and the kitchen has enough polish for a proper dinner while still feeling relaxed. Do not leave it too late if you want a calm table.
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Guest review summary
Commonly mentioned by visitors.
Tapas feel more considered than the usual resort version.
Tuna tartare, fish croquettes and black ravioli get clear praise.
Warm service and good house red wine make it a strong shared-plates dinner.
It can fill quickly after a quiet start.
Recommended reviews
Tim Kitak
Source: Google Maps
a month ago
Food was more than amazing! The waitresses were kind and nice, they have suggested their special menu without being forceful. Food compared to price is 5/5! Totaly recommend!
Igor Pashchenko
Source: Google Maps
3 months ago
Such an amazing restaurant - the food, the service and atmosphere were excellent. We came just before dinner and had the whole place to ourselves. When we were leaving, the place was packed. The service was amazing - very attentive chef, servers and other staff. All the food was excellent. Tuna tartare with guacamole (special) was my favourite, fish croquets, artichoke, patatas bravas, and black ravioli with salmon and prawns were all delicious. And browns and burnt basque cheesecake - both with vanilla ice cream - were also yummy. Highly recommend and will come back!
Mihai Cicedea
Source: Google Maps
7 months ago
ok — here is a good one you can copy paste / use anywhere Google / Tripadvisor / TheFork compliant neutral elevated and does not identify anyone specific (just describes experience) :
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This place is a genuine hidden Spanish gem. The location is slightly tucked away and almost feels like a “you only find this if you actually know” spot — but that actually makes the whole experience feel more special and intimate.
The food was outstanding. Every dish had flavour, balance, seasoning and depth. Proper Spanish cooking done right — simple ingredients, but extremely well executed. Everything we tried was fresh, well prepared and genuinely delicious.
Also, the service made a big difference. Our waitress was extremely friendly, warm and attentive without being intrusive. She actually seemed to enjoy explaining dishes and recommending things, and that gives you a very good feeling that the restaurant really cares about the guest experience.
Overall: extremely tasty food, great vibe, hidden location in the best way possible. Absolutely worth finding. Highly recommended.
Gunnlaugur Sigurðsson
Source: Google Maps
4 months ago
Sebastian delivers an exceptional dining experience, where every dish feels thoughtfully crafted and beautifully balanced. The flavors are bold yet refined, and the quality of the ingredients truly shines through in every bite. Combined with warm, attentive service and a cozy atmosphere, it’s a place you’ll want to return to again and again.
Saskia
Source: Google Maps
2 months ago
A real gem! We looked up this restaurant on Google. The tapas are next level! We have eaten tapas in many places in Spain, but here they are really tasty! Very friendly service and the house red wine is delicious; we would love to go here again.
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