Casa Paché
In the old town of Puerto de la Cruz, Casa Paché serves traditional Canarian cooking: papas arrugadas, rabbit, cod, homemade croquettes and rice. They offer gluten-free options, with their own gluten-free bread and gluten-free beer, and they partner with ACAT (10% with a card). Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
In the old town of Puerto de la Cruz, Casa Paché serves traditional Canarian cooking with no fuss: papas arrugadas, rabbit, cod, homemade croquettes and rice. They offer gluten-free options, with their own gluten-free bread and gluten-free beer, so the table is complete just like in any Canarian home.
They partner with ACAT, with a 10% discount when you show your coeliac card. If you are coeliac, it is worth confirming the menu and the kitchen handling with them on the day of your visit. Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Calle de la Verdad 6, Puerto de la Cruz.
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