The pumpkin French toast sounded good but when I asked about it, the waitress just said &quot;it&#39;s good&quot; and walked off. I wanted to know if it had nuts or something. Food itself was fresh though, I got the avocado toast and the bread was nicely toasted. Coffee was decent too. Just wish they&#39;d give more details when you ask about ingredients.

The locro de papas was the standout. Creamy, cheesy, hit the spot. Had the grilled trout too, fresh and well-seasoned. View of Cuenca from the table is a nice bonus, but honestly I was just focused on the food. Portions are decent for the price. Would come back just for that soup.

Nice spot away from the tourist crowds. Food was well presented, decent portions. Service was quick enough for a weekday lunch. Prices fair for the area. Just note it&#39;s a short walk from the main strip, so you won&#39;t stumble on it by accident. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the neighborhood again.

Came in pretty late, most places were already shut. Got the Ecuadorian potato soup, honestly better than I expected. Staff was friendly, no complaints there. Quesadilla was basic but did the job. Salad though, kinda plain, could use more dressing or something. Fine spot if you need a real meal after hours.

The flaming Ferrari shot is a must if you come here. Just split it with someone unless you plan on calling it a night early. Fun spot, though the taste is pretty strong.

The raisin bread with jam here is solid&mdash;toasted just right, not too sweet. Coffee comes in real cups, which I appreciate. Staff&#39;s friendly too. Good spot for a quick breakfast.

The terrace is what I remember most&mdash;plenty of space, not cramped at all. I had the grilled fish and it tasted fresh, simple seasoning. Service was friendly but the food took a bit to come out. I didn&#39;t mind much since I was just chatting. Good spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Stopped by for lunch after walking along the river. Got the lentil burger &mdash; crunchy, filling, not dry at all. Kale smoothie on the side was a nice touch. Place sits right by the water, so the view is chill. Staff were friendly enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The veggie nachos here are seriously good. Loaded with toppings, not stingy at all. I&rsquo;ve been a few times now and they&rsquo;re always consistent. Prices are fair for what you get. Place gets busy but it&rsquo;s still chill enough to hang out. Just wish they&rsquo;d clear the empty plates a bit faster.

Been here a few times now, and the service is what keeps me coming back. Staff remembers your order after the second visit, which is rare. Food&#39;s decent, nothing mind-blowing, but that consistency is why I bother. Place gets a bit loud on weekends though. Still, it&#39;s my go-to when I want a familiar meal without the fuss.

Their macarons are the reason I keep coming back. Every time there&rsquo;s a new flavor to try, and if you catch them fresh, they just melt. Not too sweet either, which I appreciate. The texture is spot on. Just wish they had more seating, but honestly, it&rsquo;s fine for a quick stop.

Stopped in for a quick lunch around 1. Falafel and hummus were solid. Got my food fast, which is all I really ask for. Place was busy but the guy at the counter kept things moving. Not fancy, but it works for a quick bite.

The grilled octopus was spot on&mdash;tender and smoky. Portion felt fair for what we paid. Owner even came by to check if we needed anything.

Nice garden and friendly staff. Good spot to meet other expats in Cuenca. Food was solid, nothing crazy but I enjoyed it.

Came here with a friend and we ordered the mixed platter for two. Big mistake&mdash;should&#39;ve been for three. Steak was properly tender, chicken stayed juicy. Portions are seriously generous. Service was fine, checked on us just enough. Only thing is it&#39;s a bit loud inside, but the food makes up for it.

The beer&rsquo;s the real deal here. Cold, crisp, goes down way too easy. Food&rsquo;s alright, nothing crazy, but that pint makes up for it. Portions are a bit small for what you pay though. I&rsquo;d come back just for the beer, honestly.

Solid micheladas and decent food. Watched the game here, vibe was right for that. Tacos were fine, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Place gets loud though, not for a quiet dinner. If you want a casual spot for drinks and a game, this works.

The Aztec soup was solid, and the al pastor tacos hit the spot. A bit more expensive than the usual spots around here, but you can taste why.

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