Guachinche Antonio de León (Alfredo)
Highly rated guachinche in La Victoria de Acentejo with Canarian food and house wine.
Guachinche in La Victoria de Acentejo, Tenerife, serving homemade Canarian cooking. The house is known for its montaditos, among them the montadito de batata y bacalao, and for dishes such as bichillo, croquetas and queso asado. The menu is rounded off with ropa vieja, escaldón and quesillo for dessert. A traditional guachinche atmosphere.
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