Guachinches: Access PRM

65 guachinches with «Access PRM»: today's opening hours, specialities, map and customer ratings.

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La Basílica - Guachinche en Candelaria
4,7 (16.788)

La Basílica

Candelaria (South)

Opens today at 07:30

  • Parking
  • Homemade desserts
  • Reservations accepted
  • Access PRM
  • Card payment
  • Ideal for children
  • Takeaway
La Huerta de Ana y Eva - Guachinche en La Matanza de Acentejo
4,6 (8.621)

La Huerta de Ana y Eva

La Matanza de Acentejo (North)

Opens today at 13:00

  • Homemade desserts
  • Reservations accepted
  • Access PRM
  • Card payment
  • Homegrown wine
  • Ideal for children
  • Takeaway
Bibi y Mana - Guachinche en Santa Cruz de Tenerife
4,6 (2.740)

Bibi y Mana

Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Metropolitan area)

Opens today at 08:00

  • Homemade desserts
  • Reservations accepted
  • Access PRM
  • Terrace
  • Takeaway
El Escondite de Lucas - Guachinche en Santa Cruz de Tenerife
4,6 (1.526)

El Escondite de Lucas

Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Metropolitan area)

Opens today at 12:30

  • Free Wifi
  • Homemade desserts
  • Reservations accepted
  • Access PRM
  • Card payment
  • Groups
  • Terrace
  • Plates off the menu
  • +3
El Barco - Guachinche en La Victoria de Acentejo
4,5 (2.061)

El Barco

La Victoria de Acentejo (North)

Opens today at 12:00

  • Homemade desserts
  • Access PRM
  • Card payment
  • Terrace
  • Ideal for children
  • Takeaway

Guachinche guide: Access PRM

65 guachinches in our guide have «Access PRM», sorted by their average rating and number of reviews.

The top-rated right now are La Basílica (Candelaria, 4,7), Mi Casa Pedro (Los Realejos, 4,7) and La Huerta de Ana y Eva (La Matanza de Acentejo, 4,6).

Frequently asked questions

Which guachinche with «Access PRM» has the best rating?

According to their rating, La Basílica (Candelaria), with 4,7 out of 5 and 16.788 reviews. Followed by Mi Casa Pedro and La Huerta de Ana y Eva.

What is a guachinche?

A guachinche is a traditional Canarian eatery, typical above all of the north of Tenerife, where the winegrower sells the wine from their own harvest along with home-cooked food: goat meat, ribs with potatoes and corn on the cob, carne fiesta, escaldón, grilled cheese or wrinkled potatoes with mojo.

When are guachinches open?

Many guachinches only open a few days a week, mostly from Thursday to Sunday and at lunchtime, and some close for a season when the wine runs out. Each guachinche's page shows its daily opening hours and any temporary closures.

Do you need to book at a guachinche?

They tend to fill up at weekends, so it's best to call ahead. The guide shows which guachinches take bookings and their phone number.

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