Churrería Nivaria
Churrería next to La Orotava bus station, with a broad menu and a terrace.
Churrería Nivaria stands next to La Orotava's bus station, in the Temait building. Alongside churros with chocolate, the menu covers sandwiches, burgers and hot dogs, which places it closer to a neighbourhood café than to a specialist stand. There is a terrace and a takeaway service.
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