Guachinche Bodegón Agustín
Guachinche in Tacoronte specialising in grilled meats and house wine.
Guachinche Bodegón Agustín is a traditional guachinche in Tacoronte, Tenerife, serving homemade Canarian cooking with house wine. Standout dishes include bichillo, pulpo, croquetas and escaldón, along with specialities such as churros de pescado, fabada, queso asado con mojo and a homemade tiramisú. A simple, family-style spot true to the guachinche tradition.
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