Pal Choso Guachinche
Costa Adeje guachinche with grilled meats, close to Aqualand.
Pal Choso Guachinche is a family-run guachinche in Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, offering homemade Canarian food and house wine. Its menu features mojo, croquetas, carne de cabra, papas arrugadas, veal steak and ropa vieja. It combines local food with live music, in the close, traditional atmosphere of a guachinche.
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