Bar Bahía
Long-standing tapas bar-café in the La Palma capital.
Bar Bahía is a bar-café with more than five decades of activity on Calle Lemus in Santa Cruz de La Palma. It specialises in tapas, sandwiches and fresh juices, with traditional Mediterranean cooking based on local, zero-kilometre produce. It has a large terrace and is a popular breakfast spot in the capital.
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