A traditional Canarian corner café-bar in La Laguna's pedestrianised historic centre, with a wooden-beamed interior, a pastry counter, and a large wraparound terrace.
Place: The main entrance has a low wooden threshold and mats, leading onto level tiled floors. A second glass-door entrance has a raised stone step and is often chained off, so use the main door. Inside, there are standard-height tables with movable chairs and good space between them, plus a few high tables with stools. The terrace sits on flat paving, with movable wooden folding chairs under umbrellas.
Parking: No parking outside, as the street is pedestrian-only. The nearest accessible parking is on Calle Anchieta or Calle Marqués de Celada.
Peeing: Accessible toilet at the back, reached along a level, wide corridor. It has a folding door, a wall-hung toilet with fold-down grab rails on both sides, and good circulation space. Separate ladies' and men's toilets are next to it.
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