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Written by Michael Hopkins   
Friday, 20 October 2006

Often when we are in Tenerife - OK, thats not quite true, almost everytime when we are in Tenerife, my wife loves to finish her meal off with a Barraquito. This is no ordinary Coffee, its a special Tenerife Coffee and something you really must try or so my wife tells me! Personally, I'll stick to my Cappuchino and another G&T!

 

Simply put, a Barraquito is the Tenerife equivilent of an Irish Coffee however, it looks totally different.

The Barraquite is made from, Espresso Coffee, Milk, Brandy, Condensed Milk, sometimes it also contains Lemon Peel and is then topped with Cinnaman. The art of making a Barraquito in Tenerife is to make it so that the layers all float on top of each other, like in the picture.

Almost every Tenerife Restuarent will be able to make one for you, just ask - however I am reliably informed that the best Barraquito on the island is to be found at El Medano, in the square at the local government run cafe bar.

That is unless you know any different! 

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I tried the Barraquito at the recommendation of my Mum. Yum yum. Wonderful - and cheap.

I tried at a few cafe bars, including Colon 2.

Lovely drink, nice to try a local drink rather than my usual latte or cap'n........and very moorish.

Posted by Barbara's crew, on 08/27/2007 at 16:29

Hi Silv,

I know Totem very well, Its my Niece's favorite place to eat when she's in Tenerife and my Dad loves the Spaghetti from there but I've never had a Barraquito from there.

Cheers, I will have to try it, next time we are out.

Posted by Hopper, on 11/13/2006 at 15:46

We've tried the Barraquito in Costa Silencio last week ( 03-10 november 2006) and there is on the main road a restauant TOTEM. They serve also a very tasty Barraquito. TRY it there!

Posted by silv, on 11/13/2006 at 15:15

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