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La Almena de San Miguel

Garachico

In the heart of the historic center of Garachico, one of Tenerife's most iconic towns, lies La Almena de San Miguel Restaurant, a space where tradition and history intertwine naturally. This family-run restaurant has been committed since its inception to keeping traditional recipes alive, offering its visitors a culinary experience marked by the authenticity of Canarian cuisine.

The restaurant is located next to the former convent and castle of San Miguel, one of Garachico's most recognizable symbols, giving it a special appeal for both food lovers and those who enjoy its historical heritage. Its name, "La Almena," evokes this connection with the history of the place, transporting visitors to a setting where culture and tradition are an essential part of the experience.

The menu features homemade stews, grilled meats, fresh fish from the north coast, and signature side dishes from the island's cuisine, such as papas arrugadas con mojo (wrinkled potatoes with mojo sauce), gofio (gofio), and stews. All prepared simply but with respect for its roots, just like any Canarian family kitchen.

The atmosphere is warm and friendly, with a direct approach that makes diners feel at home. This closeness is one of La Almena de San Miguel's greatest assets: beyond the food, it offers an experience where hospitality and a deep connection to tradition take center stage.

Ultimately, La Almena de San Miguel is a restaurant designed for those who want to experience Garachico not only through its historical and architectural richness, but also through the essence of its most authentic flavors.

Dishes not to miss :

Mixed Grill, Rice Soup, Grilled Octopus

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