Cafetería Naranja y Limón
Cafetería Naranja y Limón is a bar and café on Avenida Obispo Benítez de Lugo, in the town of La Orotava in the north of Tenerife. The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and its coffees include the barraquito, the classic layered Canarian coffee.
Cafetería Naranja y Limón is a bar and café on Avenida Obispo Benítez de Lugo, in the town of La Orotava in the north of Tenerife.
The entrance is wheelchair accessible. Its coffees include the barraquito, the classic layered Canarian coffee.
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