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Festivals, Restaurant, Nightlife and Shopping in Adeje
Restaurants
Golden Hands - Schwabenstuble
Infamously known as the ‘Gordon Ramsay of Adeje’, Shwabenstuble (formally known as Golden Hands) boasts excellent reviews, has great service and even better gourmet dishes. Although a little pricy, this little gem of a restaurant tempts you with the likes of lobster and hot raspberry desserts. The restaurant, located opposite Hotel Jardin Tropical, also has a pristine white terrace to dine on.
Address: Calle Gran Bretana, San Eugenio, Adeje, Tenerife.
Telephone: 922 795 197
Azulon
This enchanting, metropolitan restaurant teases you with their brilliant fusion of creative dishes and artistic interior. Everything you see inside Azulon is crafted with such precision; from the wooden maple
tables to the bubble effect walls. Azulon treats your taste buds with dishes from the Orient mixed with the tastes of the Mediterranean.
Address: Roque del Conde, Torviscas alto, Calle Extremadura, 10 38660 Costa Adeje (after the arch of Torviscas alto)
Telephone: 922 712 940
Opening hours: Mondays - Saturday 18:30- 23:00, Sunday closed.


D.J. Cocktail Art Bistrot
The Art Bistrot offers a wide selection of Italian cuisine and staff with extensive knowledge about the wine they have on offer. The ambience of this restaurant is
comfortable and welcoming whether you are dressed up or dressed down. You might even get a free shot of lemoncello at the end of your meal. In the evening, this beautiful Italian restaurant transforms into a cocktail bar.
Address: Calle las Artes, Costa Caleta, Adeje, Tenerife
Telephone: (+34) 922 711 979
Opening hours: 19:00- 02:00
Restaurant 88
Restaurant 88 is a luxury oriental spot offering stunning platters of fresh sushi and homemade dim sum. Restaurant 88 is known for its immaculate presentation and passionate service, their staff becoming somewhat of a feature to the restaurant. More so, you are accompanied by the phenomenal views of the Atlantic Ocean as you dine. Pull out a timber stool and grab your chopsticks!
Address: Avenida Alcalde Walter Paetzmann, Adeje, Tenerife.
Telephone: (+34) 922 775 829
Opening hours: 13:00- 16:30 and 19:00- 23:30
Nightlife
Faro Chill Art Bar
Set in an inventive, unusual light house, Faro Art Bar is a curious twist of wild neon interior and multiple terraces themed with artefacts that could have once belonged to an ancient Greek ancestor. Faro promises a unique experience and with its drink prices titling under average; Faro Art Bar is destined a winner.
Address: C.C. Torviscas, Costa Adeje, Adeje, Tenerife.
Telephone: 922 712 841
Web: www.faro.chillart.org
Moonlight Bar
The Moonlight Bar is a British-run karaoke bar located in Torviscus, a short journey away from the beach. It has a reputation for being rowdy so it is a great spot if you are in search of that kind of evening. Moonlight Bar is always full of people and guarantees a fun and lively experience. During the day the bar’s balcony is a great place to relax; on a clear day, you will be able to see the neighbouring island of La Gomera.
Address: Torviscus, Adeje, Tenerife (located on the promenade of Torviscus, just outside Torviscus Market)

Festivals
The death and passion of Jesus Christ
The death and passion of Jesus Christ is an important event in Adeje, it is to celebrate Easter or Good Friday. During the two hour event over 200 actors, some of whom are local, gather to re-enact the famous worldwide story of the life and death of Jesus Christ. This is a well known occasion, so visitors are advised to get there early.
Location: Calle Grande (the main street), Adeje
Starting times: Starting 12 noon on Good Friday, April. (As this event is always held on a Friday, the date will vary)
Romería de Adeje
During the October months, you can witness the traditional Romería- the pilgrimage celebration. Primarily introduced by the Catholic religion and the local Pagans, the pilgrimage attracts over 1 million people, many of which are natives looking to discover their natural Spanish roots. Pilgrims who are virgins to the festival dip their hats in water and cover themselves, as a modern way of baptism. Singing, dancing and eating during this cultured festival is a sure way of getting to know the origins and true way of living in Adeje.
Shopping
Due to the nature of Adeje being a small county, you will find little shops dotted around rather than one obvious town centre. It is worth buying Adeje’s duty free perfume, cigarettes and alcohol; which are noticeably cheaper. Alternatively, there are nicely designed hairdressers and pedicure outlets lining the streets of the centre. For fresh local produce, head to the Agromercado in the weekend.
Agro-mercado Adeje
The agricultural market of Adeje is founded with the objectives of “Quality, Originality and Respect the Environment”. Here you will find fresh agricultural products ranging from vegetables and fruits to regional wines and cheeses bearing the Consejo Regulador de la Agricultura Ecológica (CRAE) seals.
Address: Calle Archajara, 35670 Las Torres, Adeje, Tenerife (opposite Makro).
Opening hours: Saturdays and Sundays 08:00 to 14:00.
