Guachinche El Cañonazo
A guachinche in El Tablero, in the municipality of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, serving Canarian food, with one feature that is uncommon in the genre: it opens every day of the year, without the usual seasonal closure. It has its own large car park, accepts cards, and offers a terrace, takeaway and gluten free options.
The guachinche began as a house selling its own wine and something to eat while the harvest lasted, which is why most of them open seasonally. El Cañonazo works differently: it is open all year, in El Tablero, in the upper part of the Santa Cruz municipality.
The cooking is traditional Canarian, and the house is set up for groups: its own large car park, a terrace, set menus for events and celebrations, takeaway and gluten free options. They take cards, which is not the norm in the genre either.
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