Guachinche El Refugio
Rustic grilled-meat guachinche in La Victoria de Acentejo.
Guachinche in La Victoria de Acentejo, Tenerife, where the house wine accompanies the meal. Canarian cooking with ropa vieja, carne asada, carne de cabra and bichillo, plus croquetas, entrecot and churros de pescado. Among the starters, tomate rebozado and tomates rellenos. A guachinche with traditional island flavours.
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