Guachinche La Esperancera
Mid-slope guachinche near La Esperanza, with homemade Canarian food and its own parking.
Traditional Canarian guachinche in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Standout dishes are croquetas and cachopo, along with champiñones rellenos, escaldón, croquetas de manzana y cerdo, carne de cabra, ensalada de papas, solomillo a la mostaza and fabada. Home-style cooking in a guachinche setting.
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