Bar Restaurante El Silbo
Long-established Canarian restaurant in the Hermigua valley.
Bar Restaurante El Silbo is a long-established restaurant in the Hermigua valley in northern La Gomera, with more than thirty years of history. Its kitchen is built on fresh produce and dishes from Canarian and Gomeran cuisine, and it is a regular reference point for those exploring the north of the island.
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