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La Pelirroja Food Truck
Las Eras
Must-try dishes
Cochinita Pibil and Pork Sandwiches
When you step into La Milonguita, on Calle Inglaterra in El Médano, you feel a touch of Buenos Aires in Tenerife: an artisanal bakery and pastry shop with typical Río de la Plata products, adapted to this island setting. In their workshop, they make croissants, cornstarch or chocolate alfajores, sponge cakes, and homemade tarts, as well as traditional sweets not always found in local bakeries.
They also offer imported products that reinforce their Latin American-Argentine identity: yerba mate, quince paste, sweet potato, polenta, and even marinades. This approach gives La Milonguita a truly authentic character: it's not just a place for pastries, but a cultural and gastronomic haven where you can find well-prepared flavors from overseas.
The atmosphere is very welcoming, with that traditional neighborhood bakery feel, but with a touch of the exotic thanks to the sweets and drinks typical of southern Argentina. It's the perfect spot for those who want an authentic breakfast or an afternoon snack of fresh pastries, accompanied by mate or coffee.
In short: if you're looking for something more than your average pastry shop and want a place with an Argentinian/Uruguayan soul in El Médano, you'll love La Milonguita. It's simple, full of flavor, very local, and very authentic.
🎫 Card payment available
♿ Accessible for people with reduced mobility
🅿️ Parking available
🚻 No accessible restroom
🐶 Pets welcome
⏰ Open Monday to Friday from 7:00 to 13:00
🛵 Takeaway available
📅 Reservations not accepted
📍 Ctra. General ICOR-Las Eras, 38592 Las Eras, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
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