Restaurante Guannabí

A characterful restaurant in the Iglesia de la Concepción area. It has volcanic stone walls, hanging greenery, fringed lamps and colourful traditional floor tiles.

Place: There are two entrances with wide wooden double doors, both level with the street apart from a small threshold. Inside, the floor is mostly level, and there are small lips where the tiles meet. The space is a bit tight: the path past the bar is narrow and the tables are close together, so staff may need to move chairs for you. There's also a staircase to an upper level. The terrace outside is on the flat paved street, under large umbrellas.

Parking: The nearest car parks are Parking Ramón y Cajal and Parking Plaza Weyler, both within about 800 m.

Peeing: At the back of the restaurant, a short, level passage leads to a spacious accessible toilet. It has a drop-down grab rail and plenty of room to turn, plus a baby changing table.