Visit La Cueva de Casiano (Tacoronte) in Tacoronte and discover why it's special. This guachinche features Access PRM, Reservations accepted, Takeaway, Ideal for children, Terrace, Card payment, Parking and Homemade desserts, offering an authentic experience of Canarian tradition.
A guachinche is a type of traditional establishment in the Canary Islands, especially in Tenerife, where homemade Canarian food is served along with their own harvest wine.
Guachinches specialize in traditional Canarian homemade food, with dishes like wrinkled potatoes, gofio, local cheeses, goat meat, rabbit and fresh fish.
Guachinches offer a family and authentic atmosphere, away from mass tourism, where you can enjoy true Canarian hospitality.
To make a reservation at La Cueva de Casiano (Tacoronte), you can call 922 561 059. It is especially recommended on weekends, as it is a very popular place.
La Cueva de Casiano (Tacoronte) is located in Carr. Gral. del Nte., 398a, Tacoronte, Tacoronte, Tenerife. It is easily accessible and has the typical charm of the area.
La Cueva de Casiano (Tacoronte) stands out for: Access PRM, Reservations accepted, Takeaway, Ideal for children, Terrace, Card payment, Parking and Homemade desserts. These features make it a unique experience in the area.
Most guachinches accept cash and some credit cards. It is recommended to ask when making a reservation.
Yes, a special feature of guachinches is that many serve their own harvest wine, made in a traditional way.
Guachinches usually have limited capacity. For large groups, it is essential to book in advance.
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Comments and Reviews
RAMSES REYES GUTIERREZ
A complete disgrace, a total rip-off. I ordered two portions of goat meat, a large plate of potatoes, and a portion of "fiesta" meat (the only decent thing). They charged me €40 for these two things when the goat meat isn't even enough for one piece per person. They have no shame! How dare they serve that as if it were a portion when it's not even half a portion? A terrible experience. I hope they take responsibility. The service was awful, and I want to emphasize this because the previous servi… See more
Sonia Expósito Valencia
We've been here many times. The food, the service, the price, EVERYTHING is wonderful ????
Davinia Gonzalez
I liked the place. The grilled cheese with honey and gofio was delicious, as were the spinach croquettes, the sweet potato salad, and the beef tenderloin. The Uruguayan polvito dessert was also excellent. The service was very friendly.
Alex Martos
We went for lunch today. The food was great, the service was great too. It's a shame it was just Montse and Baby working, but they were incredibly attentive. The food was superb. The 5 stars, aside from the food, are for the two of them who worked so hard to get everything done perfectly and on time.
Thank you, it's wonderful to find people who do such good work, despite any challenges.
Víctor M. Rodríguez
This has become a regular spot for us. The service is good, the atmosphere and the place are great too, but the food... there are a few dishes that are simply unbeatable, so good you can close your eyes and savor them: cachopo, sirloin tips, broken eggs...
I think it's only fair to leave this review. I honestly don't understand some of the negative opinions I've seen, especially considering it's not a Michelin-starred restaurant, a fancy city eatery, or a chain. It's called "Guachinche La Cueva… See more
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Elena Arteaga Diaz
The secret was fantastic, the grilled cheese too.
Laly Dominguez
The customer service is spectacular and the food, considering that we are vegetarians and that it is quite difficult to find options, is even better.
MARI CARMEN
Ardwina
Terrible service
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