Wow, this must have been one of the most authentic and best places we've ever eaten at. Definitely the best after 2 weeks all over Gran Canaria! The prices are a bargain compared to what you are getting. We have been there very early and were therefore lucky to get a table for two. 30 minutes later the whole place was packed. The chorizos de inferno are an experience in itself and all the other tapas were a joy as well. We speak a bit of Spanish which helped for sure, but anyhow we would recommend this place to anyone looking for a local experience like no other. We also got an amazing service by the waitress who thanked us for our tips with a local spirit. Go check it out and we really hope we can return soon!

Wow. What a brilliant, authentic tapas in a really lively and local bodegon. The staff worked hard and were very friendly. Would recommend this place for the good food, cheap drink and people watching Special shootout to the: chorizo in ferno and the mixed croquettes

Nice place, hand made dishes. Beautiful Croquetas Very recommend

Predominantly young crowd, more like a place to have some beers and enjoy it with a couple of friends. Food and wine wise not recommendable. We were a bit deceived by the reviews. If you regularly eat out at fast food chains, you'd probably call this a gem.

Great value for money. Always crowded so arrive early or reserve. Typical canarian food, with good portions and speedy service. Very close to the beach so get your surfs on and then go have some tapas.

This is a wonderful and AUTHENTIC bar/restaurant. No fancy menus, no aggressive marketing and seats are extremely limited. Come at the opening time and secure your seat at the bar asap - otherwise you might wait for an hour or more standing. What you will get in return is great, unpretentious local food. Wether it’s the „Chorizo inferno“, a sausage that is fried at your table - a visual spectacle - the cheese platter, or the bread that you can dip into excellent sauces of cheese and meat - each dish is authentic, simple and great. And then there’s the prices - pick some foods, some beers and have a great time, and you’ll probably pay less than 15€ per person. Forget the touristy places for one night and try out Pachichi!

This is the locals local. Food looks good. Service is brilliant. Just one happy local bar. Must visit again.

The best place to eat in whole Las Palmas! 😋 If you don't have reservation, make sure you come earlier than they open! It gets full in first 10 minutes! I recommend to try EVERYTHING ! EVERYTHING IS SUPER AMAZING AND TASTY. Please consider being open on Sundays and Mondays! I came back one year later for you Pachichi!!! 😍😍😍😍

Great simple local bar for a drink and tapas. The selection is small but good and includes local dishes and produce like Almagrote, local cheese and ham and the fun grilled chorizos. It is very relaxed and works on first come first served so you might need to queue a bit.

Locals recommended this place to us and it was simply remarkable. Location: It’s pretty hidden, easily missable, from outside there’s nothing special about it. Once inside, you have a very rustic venue with logs for chairs and characteristic furnishings. Food: Well…I would eat here every day! The menu is pretty basic, they just have a handful of option that they’ve mastered to perfection. You can also order a small size (tapas) or a serving (ration). We had: Potatoes, Chorizo, Croquettes, cheese and Serrano ham. Every single dish was really good. Price: We spent a grand total of 22€ (also counting two beers and two water bottles).

Lovely food and drinks, extremely cheap, very busy, great atmosphere, very loud, full of locals. If you want to experience local tapas and atmosphere this is the place to go. We had to book a table for when it opened at 8:00pm on a Saturday night, it was full by 8:10pm. The wrinkly potatoes and flaming sausages were excellent, a must if you go there. The waitress spoke a little English so we managed to order okay from the English menu. I could not believe how little the bill was for the drinks and food, so cheap. A .75 litre of beer was only 2.80euros and you could order a litre jug of red wine for 10.5 or 12 euros. We will definitely be back next time we come to Las Palmas, a pity we did not find this place when we have been previously to Las Palmas.

Amazing! Such a great experience, a very busy place but worth it to wait for a table. The mojo and the croquettes are the best!

The place seem like came out of a garage or an ex deposit. In fact is just a very nice and low profile bodegon with authentic food at a very low price. The chorizos are awesome whole I wouldn't recommend much the mixed plate of hams

An absolute gem. Authentic spot buzzing with locals. Unreal atmosphere. Tapas was delicious - highly recommend the chorizo con miel, chorizo in infeierno and croquets.

Friendly staff with delicious inflamed chorizo. Food was good but not the best I ate in Las Palmas. The atmosphere was nice with many locals around. The chairs and seating was a little uncomfortable. For average Europeans the tables were a little low. Overall it felt like too many people were tried to fit in the restaurant.

This is a trendy, packed, tasty, vibrant, highly affordable, busy, authentic place. I think it is very normal to have a wait here as the table seem to be always filled with people - but you can get a beer and some snacks while waiting. Menu is basically spanish tappas - the 'winkle' potatoes, a lot of sausage and ham, mojo sauce used with potatoes, olives, etc. Toasted bread. It's great!

Authentic canarian tapas for cheap prices. Small plates come at around 3-5€ for a portion and even if you're only 2 you can try out a lot of different things. Staff was friendly as well. Defintely recommended!

Great place for tapas and drinks. Bring some friends and try everything they have on the menu. I love the chorizo that you grill yourself.

Cheap and good tapas, very polite staff and very good house wine (we took red one). Typical Spanish tapas and some extra dishes I've never tried - the hell's sausage - be careful when you make it since it's easy to burn it:) What I really liked was a cosy and local atmosphere, it's definitely a place with soul👍

This place is an absolute gem and the owners know exactly what they're doing. They're hauling traditional Canary Island cafeteria culture into the modern ages. There's a exciting modern edge to the tapas, and the beer comes in huge 750ml bottles. It's a spot for both boozing and fine dining at incredibly reasonable prices. It's great to see the place buzzing with young people too. I can't wait to go back!