It's insulting to Tinerfeños that their island is defined by a small area that has as little in common with most of the island.
It's insulting to Tinerfeños that their island is defined by a small area that has as little in common with most of the island.
Somewhere the peseta dropped and, toward the end of last year, the Bravo! Café Bistro appeared underneath the gleaming white hood. It wasn't just any old café...
There are a few table and chairs outside of La Vinoteca whilst inside is devoted to wine and tapas with one table to sit at plus a chunky barrel with stools.
El Templo del Vino sits snugly on a corner near the Plaza del Charco side of La Ranilla in an area that is jam packed with inviting restaurants...
It's true that Tenerife has felt cooler than normal this winter but that's not necessarily the reason that the Santa Cruceros were in woolly winter gear...
When a Canarian friend commented: 'Tenerife isn't as pretty as mainland Spain' a couple of years ago, we tried to defend the place.
“What about Garachico...
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...
La Cuadra de San Diego, just off the old road through La Matanza, is one of those restaurants that is off the beaten tourist trail, yet is well known in Canarian...
Since Tito’s Bodeguita opened just over three years ago it’s become a favourite lunch spot for us; visiting friends usually will end up there at some point. For a start, Tito’s Bodeguita is a feast for the eyes let alone anything else; it’s set in a 17th century mansion complete with attached ermita. I’m a sucker for restaurants set in...
Anyone who has visited the Cueva de los Verdes on Lanzarote will find the Cueva del Viento quite a bit different...