Pachichi

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria


This poky place puts little effort into its decor, but Bodega Don Juan Pachichi – generally shortened to just Pachichi – is a local institution and old-timer serving cheap rum and Cokes to start the evening. It's two blocks back from the beach; look for the Coca-Cola sign and green doors. Avoid the poor-quality food.


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