About Tenerife
Have You Tried Ropa Vieja on Tenerife?
Ropa Vieja is probably the Canarian dish whose name I like the most. In Spanish it rolls of the tongue nicely and even sounds vaguely exotic. […]
Food & Drink
About Tenerife
Have You Tried Chicharrones on Tenerife?
Like most places, Chicharrones on Tenerife are fried pork fat and or skin. But where Tenerife’s (and the other Canary Islands) differ is that they’re… […]
Food & Drink
Dinner With Michelin Star Chef Yolanda León
The invitation says eight o’clock, so why are we alone, surrounded by empty tables set for dinner and staring at a pristine, show cooking kitchen? As we check the invitation for the fourth time in […]
Food & Drink
Have You Tried Rancho Canario on Tenerife?
It sounds like something to do with horses but the only connection rancho Canario has with horses is you need an appetite like one to eat it. […]
About Tenerife
Why We Love All Inclusive Puerto de la Cruz
We finish our cava (an accompaniment to the tapas) and drag ourselves away from nature’s grasp to immerse ourselves once again in the warm embrace of Noche en Blanco […]
About Tenerife
Discovering Tapas Routes on Tenerife
One of the most fun ways to try tapas on Tenerife is to follow a ruta de la tapa, or tapas route. […]
Food & Drink
Going Crazy in Puerto de la Cruz, Review of Restaurant Poco Loco
Poco Loco (a bit crazy) is one of those restaurant that proves you don’t have to be in the perfect location to be successful… […]
About Tenerife
The Best Restaurants on Tenerife According to Tripadvisor
The recommendations for the best restaurants around Tenerife provide a perfect example of why Tripadvisor doesn’t always work as a good source of reliable information. […]
Fish and Seafood
Get to Know Your Shellfish and Molluscs in Tenerife and the Canary Islands
This is second part of our series about helping seafood lovers make sure they know exactly what sea creature is going to end up on their plate when they order… […]
Food & Drink
To the end of the Road and Beyond, Review of Restaurant El Mirador in Benijo
Restaurant El Mirador was unmissable – a shocking yellow façade was as blinding as the sunlight. A row of rickety chairs painted in primary colours and a red-tiled roof contrasted… […]