Opening hours
It's late and you don't know whether a visit to Rte. Guachinche La Isla is still worth it or if it is no longer open, when you arrive? Then look here for the opening hours. If you want to plan a wedding or another celebration here and discuss variable opening hours and reservations, just call (+34)822294291 or send an email.
Rte. Guachinche La Isla - Opening hours
Currently closed
Monday
12:30-17:30
Tuesday
12:30-17:30
Wednesday
12:30-17:30
Thursday
12:30-17:30
Friday
12:30-17:30
Saturday
12:30-18:00
Sunday
12:30-18:00
Restaurants in La Esperanza open now
Below you can find restaurants near Rte. Guachinche La Isla in La Esperanza which are open right now. You'll also find opening hours as well as (maybe) breaktfast hours.
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City: Puerto de la Cruz (near La Esperanza), Calle San Felipe 32, Puerto De La Cruz I-38400, España, Puerto de la Cruz, Spain
"Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5"
4.8
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4.8
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City: La Orotava (near La Esperanza), Calle Tomas Calamita Number 6, 38300, La Orotava, Spain
A complete menu of Cafebreria Tifinagh from La Orotava covering all 2 menus and drinks can be found here on the menu. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.
4.8
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4.8
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City: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (near La Esperanza), Spain, 38120, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Here you can find the menu of Tasca El Asunto in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. At the moment, there are 4 dishes and drinks on the food list. You can inquire about seasonal or weekly deals via phone.
4.9
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4.9
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City: San Cristobal de La Laguna (near La Esperanza), Avenida Del Sol, 13, 38250, San Cristobal de La Laguna, Spain
Here you can find the menu of El Leon Cocina Natural in San Cristobal de La Laguna. At the moment, there are 9 dishes and drinks on the food list. You can inquire about changing offers via phone.
4.4
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4.4
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City: Los Realejos (near La Esperanza), Carretera General La Montana, 48, 38410, Los Realejos, Spain
Television, Serves Alcohol, Dog Friendly, Parking
4.6
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4.6
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City: El Sauzal (near La Esperanza), Avenida Inmaculada Concepcion No 42, 38300, El Sauzal, Spain
Vegetarian Friendly, Reservations, Seating, Accepts Credit Cards
4.5
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4.5
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City: Santa Úrsula (near La Esperanza), Carretera Antigua Corujera, 26, 38399 Santa Ursula (Santa Cruz De Tenerife), Spain, Santa Úrsula
"La Chabola is a slice of Asturian (and Canarian food heaven in North Tenerife. This charming and cosy restaurant with super views, successfully manages to combine two distinct styles in the traditional Spanish restaurant form with a twist. If you 've never sampled either region 's cuisine prepare to be blown away... (which could also occur if you over indulge on the mouth watering Asturian bean dishes: fabada or fabes... Canarian food is definitely worth exploring and Asturian new cuisine is enough to make San Sebastian wobble on its culinary perch. If you 're a foodie exploring the Island, don 't miss this little star off your list. Quality/price/service/atmosphere Outstanding Quite how a restaurant can serve such great food at this kind of price is intriguing. If you opt for the lunchtime Menu del Dia, you 'll be set for the rest of the day and will probably need a siesta to recover. Enjoy 3 courses with drink and bread included for under 8 euros per person. From traditional Asturian classics (see below to delicious Canarian cuisine including the classic (and, some say, the best on the Island dish La Ropa Vieja (a nutritious broth made from chickpeas, chicken or veal and vegetables this is a restaurant worth discovering.. La Chabola has some stellar Asturian dishes to try before you die: Fabada Asturiana La Chabola serves quite possibly the finest home style fabada outside Asturias. Fabada is a rich, traditional, delicious white bean stew with compendium of morcilla (black sausage , chorizo and lacon (pork shoulder or tocino (bacon . This is an experience for two best undertaken at lunch. Pastel de Cabracho meaty scorpion fish mousse/pate, poached and blended with aromatics. Pastel de cabracho is one of La Chabola 's signature dishes. Cachopo (usually breaded veal or chicken stuffed with ham, cheese or vegetables Desserts: Don 't miss the Arroz con leche (perfectly sweetened rice pudding and Copa de la Casa (with cream, biscuit and dulce de leche . Everyone is catered for at this charming restaurant from couples to families or large groups of friends, business or solo travellers. We loved it. Buen Provecho!"
4.5
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4.5
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City: Tegueste (near La Esperanza), Camino Portezuelo 30, 38292, Tegueste, Spain
At Guachinche El Portezuelo in Tegueste, tasty, juicy, delicious grill items is freshly roasted on an open flame and served with tasty sides, with their spicy savory sauces and spices, the Spanish menus are a favorite among the visitors. Of course, we must not forget the extensive variety of coffee and tea specialties in this restaurant, At the bar, you can relax with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
4.4
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4.4
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City: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (near La Esperanza), Calle Antonio Dominguez Alfonso 36, 38003, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
A comprehensive menu of El Nuevo Porron from Santa Cruz de Tenerife covering all 23 meals and drinks can be found here on the food list. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.
4.3
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4.3
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City: Tacoronte (near La Esperanza), Carretera Gral. Del Norte, 263, 38350, Tacoronte, Spain
"Went there for lunch. Ordered food and drinks. Once the check arrived, we got charged for items that was never ordered (bread). And this item is not even available on the menu (which would be a big offence according to EU consumer rights). On top of that, when they put bread on the table, I explicitly asked to the waiter if it was included in the price or not. He confirmed that it was included. This practice of scamming tourists should stop. Why would you want to scam people for such low items and ruin at the same time your reputation? By behaving like that, you are causing more arm to your restaurant for literally crumbs . Once I discussed that with the waiter before paying, instead of doing the right thing by canceling that on the invoice, he basically played dumb , meaning that is how it works here and camped on his position that even if his colleagues said it was free, it was probably because he did not understand my question and that is how it works in Tenerife . Which is wrong, especially since it was the second time that this scam happened to me after dinning in 10 different restaurants here, which is far from that is how it works here ... Very sad final experience, especially since we really enjoyed the food and I was willing to come back once more before my departure to try other recipes. What is the next trickery, should you pay for ice cubs, limes in your drinks or even napkins?"