Churrocrem
Weekend churrería on Avenida de Buenos Aires, mornings only.
Churrocrem is on Avenida de Buenos Aires in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, outside the main shopping district. It opens only at weekends and in the morning, with artisan production and direct sale. Because the window is so narrow, it is worth checking it is open before making the trip.
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