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The Repsol Guide mentions new places that combine tradition and territory. From classic businesses to the youngest kitchens and bars
Tradition and territory star in the tenth list of Repsol Guide Soles, which adds fourteen new stores in Canary Islands. The classic businesses that stand the test of time and the commitment to authenticity from the youngest kitchens and bars coexist in this edition, where the pastry shops and provinces that appear least in the guides have a special role.
“We want to celebrate those who have remained faithful to the flavors in which several generations recognize themselves. These Soletes with Solera They share a common philosophy that is nourished by the environment and the heritage received, "so current in small towns and cities and that in recent times has spread this roots to large cities and a part of those who are starting their businesses", Explain María Ritter, director of Repsol Guide.
The new ones Canary Islands soles son:
Atlantis, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife; Leni Food House, in El Sauzal; Thomas House, in Las Caletas, Lanzarote; Charco del Conde, in Valle Gran Rey; Diaz Brothers, in Arucas; The Majada, in Artenara; La Morra, in El Rosario; The Crossing of Triana, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria; Meson Jarera, in San Andres; My Grandparents, in Morro Jable; San Antonio del Monte, in Garafía; San Diego, in La Orotava; he Tao Teleclub, a Tao; Lay it out, in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
