Churrería La Tradicional
Neighbourhood churrería in central Santa Cruz, mornings only and usually with a queue.
Churrería La Tradicional sits on Calle Valentín Sanz, in the heart of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a step away from the shopping area. It is a breakfast place: freshly made churros and thick chocolate, with a mix of local and office customers. It closes at midday, so it works as a morning stop rather than an afternoon café.
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