Restaurante Enriclai
Tiny restaurant with a daily market-based menu; booking recommended.
Very small restaurant in the old town of Santa Cruz de La Palma, seating only a handful of guests. There is no fixed menu: dishes change daily according to the fresh produce found at the market, so advance booking is advisable.
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