At La Romería you will find authentic Canarian cuisine in La Victoria de Acentejo, Tenerife. Specialized in Fish, this guachinche offers you a traditional gastronomic experience with fresh and local products.
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 Romería, you can call 680 282 679. It is especially recommended on weekends, as it is a very popular place.
La Romería is located in C. San Antonio, 13, 15, La Victoria de Acentejo, La Victoria de Acentejo, Tenerife. It is easily accessible and has the typical charm of the area.
At La Romería the following stand out: Fish. Each dish is prepared following traditional Canarian recipes with fresh ingredients from the region.
La Romería stands out for: Access PRM, Takeaway and Homegrown wine. 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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Contact Information
- C. San Antonio, 13, 15, La Victoria de Acentejo
- 680282679
Comments and Reviews
José Erasmo Marrero Castro
Guachinche, guachinche. Good wine.
andrés gutiérrez
The restaurant is decorated with agricultural motifs and various machinery, such as a small wooden wine press, antique sprayers, guitars, sieves, a porrón (a traditional Spanish wine pitcher), and cages for pointed hats. The waiter is friendly. The food is delicious; the beef with potatoes is particularly noteworthy—juicy and tender—as is the cod, perfectly complemented by the onions, the mussels cooked to perfection, the seasoning of the fried rabbit, and the intense cumin flavor of the tuna in… See more
Olga Glez Sierra
Excellent service, spectacular food, and a good price.
Delia Ramos Perera
Juan, you're a traffic cop. We won't be back.
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