Guachinche Don Trino
Santa Úrsula guachinche specialising in grilled meats.

Guachinche in Santa Úrsula, in the north of Tenerife, with homemade Canarian cooking and its own wine. Standout dishes include carne de cabra, almogrote, presa de cochino negro, croquetas, champiñones rellenos and a tarta de queso for dessert. Its main draw is the atmosphere and the impressive views of El Teide, which define the character of the place.
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