Casa Goyo

La Palma

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Casa Goyo

The unassuming Casa Goyo serves up some of the best seafood on La Palma, which is saying a lot for an island where fresh fish is easily acquired by nearly any eatery. Try one of the grills or deep-fried octopus and calamari, one of the island's specialties.

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addressMolinos de Viento, 120, Villa de Mazo, La Palma
phone+34 922 44 06 03
facebookwww.facebook.com/CasaGoyolapalma

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