Holidaying in one of our self catering villas? Our Costa Teguise properties offer an oportunity to visit the new shopping center on the resorts main beach. NUA is right by Las Cucharas, making it an easy place to pop into after a beach day or while exploring Costa Teguise. More businesses may join as the centre fills up, so the choice is likely to grow. For now, the confirmed names point to a mix of local flavours, café treats and fashion—with more to discover as new units open. Overlooking Las Cucharas beach, NUA is bringing a fresh mix of places to eat and shop to Costa Teguise. Its line-up is still taking shape, but several businesses have already been named.
Restaurants and treats
Txoko Teguise For a sit-down meal,serves a blend of Canarian and Navarrese cooking, using island ingredients alongside specialities such as fresh vegetables from Navarre. Its menu includes dishes like grilled artichokes with mushroom sauce, poached egg and truffle oil. For something sweet,
Churros Pinocho Gourmet announced a NUA branch, with its gourmet churros and filled “pinochitos.”
Kalma Café has also been reported as a planned arrival, bringing a café and brunch option to the centre. Check locally to confirm which venues are open when you visit.
Kandela Restaurant: A lively new restaurant serving contemporary dishes and grill options (such as ribeye steak and tapas/croquettes).
Hellary’s Cocktail Club (Heler’s Cocktail Lounge): An upscale lounge and bar offering craft drinks and cocktails.
Aroma Tapas: A tapas-focused dining spot.
Hunger’s Smoked Room: A specialty smokehouse planned for smoked meats, ribs, beef, and pulled pork.
Savage Lounge: A contemporary lounge and dining space.
Mumbai Masala: An Indian restaurant offering regional spices and dishes.
Shops to browse
Fashion is part of the mix, too.
Salina lists a Costa Teguise shop at NUA on its website, while
Da Luz has announced plans for a clothing shop inspired by Lanzarote’s island style.
Koala Bay unique mens and ladies clothing
Desa Atelier boutique shop