House Frontage

One of three dining rooms, off the patio.

The Bar off the patio

Don Vicente Sarmiento

Plato Montesdeoca: Ejemplo

Ensalada mixta

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Pochas con Almejas

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Cherne al Cilantro

con patatas y verduras

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Mus de Chocolate

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Copa Vino, Agua y Café

 The Spanish King gazed thoughtfully around the courtyard and turned back to the restaurateur, a Canario and a gentleman in his own right: ''De verdad, es la puta madre'', he said quietly, and returned to the noisy bunch of retainers and local dignitaries in the dining room. He rephrased his comment for the Visitors' Book.

This early 16th century merchant palace stands on the site of the trading post of Las Tres Palmas. The original three trees have been replaced outside the house, which adjoins the Hermita de San Antonio Abad, also built by the Jewish merchant Montesdeoca, to afford his family sanctuary from the mob. The lintels of the doors that provided escape routes to the chapel remain. He lived on the first floor, and kept his servants and horses around  the patio below.