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Fourteen seats, no fixed menu, just whatever the market gave that morning — book ahead or do not bother.
daily market-driven tasting menu

Built its name on battered baby squid and a daily catch board, with tables spilling toward the Avenida Marítima for anyone who wants their fish with a sea view.
What to order: battered baby squid

Dining inside real volcanic caves cut into the hillside, a Palmero institution for large groups built around gofio, grilled cheese and roast meats.
What to order: queso asado con mojo

A value kitchen built around grilled goat cheese with mojo and a slow-cooked goat stew, with no pretension and a loyal local lunch crowd.
What to order: goat meat stew (potaje de cabra)

An 18th-century merchant house with a Canarian patio and a sea-facing dining room, one of the capital's longest-running big-night-out tables.
What to order: Canarian-Mediterranean seafood plates