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Discover Restaurants offering the best Wine Bar food in Sardina, Spain including La Trastienda de Chago, Salsamora Boutique, El Rincon de Los Berrazales
1. La Trastienda de Chago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
La Trastienda de Chago, a cozy place in the historic center of Gáldar, where you can enjoy Canary Islands wines, Canary Islands Beers, Iberian, Gran Canaria cheeses and dishes made with local products and Canarian recipes.
Reviewed By Pablo J
Great place with a great selection of cheeses and wines. They also have a wonderful selection of local recipes like ropa vieja and chicken tempura that where delicious. It is not a restaurant, but a tapas bar tho; so don't expect to find a table.From La Trastienda de Chago, thank you very much for your valuation. Our place is cozy, it is true that there are no low tables, but you will find high tables (barrels) with armchairs, for the use of customers, in their tasting of our wines, tapas and meals.
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2. Salsamora Boutique
Here, at our seaside setting, in our cosy cavern bar we offer a wide range of local home - made snacks and tapas. You can also sample our fine Canary wines and beers before you buy and try our local cheeses, jams and spicy mojo sauces and round off your v
Reviewed By Carol A
This is a fantastic little bar and boutique selling local handcrafts, produce and wines. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and speak a number of languages (Which helped as our Spanish is very basic ) A selection of 3 beers, and plenty of wines and spirits.There is seating outside where you can watch the sun setting over the port enjoying a glass or two with a dish of local olives. There is also some seating at the bar inside.
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3. El Rincon de Los Berrazales
Reviewed By Steve H
We popped in for lunch on a Tuesday in April and the place was deserted. The children had good fried chicken with chips and scrambled eggs with ham and mushrooms, we both had paella which was good, although the seafood was a little sparse. The food and service were both good. Lunch with drinks for four was â¬43.There is a separate bar which also offers a range of tapas.
