City: Cotopaxi Province
Top Restaurants in Cotopaxi Province
Best Ecuadorean food near Cotopaxi Province, Ecuador
Discover Restaurants offering the best Ecuadorean food in Cotopaxi Province, Ecuador. Cotopaxi (Spanish pronunciation: [kotoˈpaksi]) is one of the provinces of Ecuador. The capital is Latacunga. The province contains the Cotopaxi Volcano, an intermittent volcano with a height of 19,388 feet.
Things to do in Cotopaxi Province
10. Walkikis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Flint_Creek_Farm
Porch dining is quite pleasant. Faced on a boulevard along the wharf. Light sea air at night adds ambience to dining. Seafood is quite enjoyable.
9. Casa Lojana Specialty Coffee
Casa Lojana Specialty Coffe is a specialty coffee shop located in Latacunga, works only with premium coffee brought to the north of the country from the Province of Loja, Southern Ecuador. Its Chef-Barista, winner of several awards within the scope of the
Reviewed By dannytorrescampana
Felicito por el servicio, la atención y la cordialidad. El café y sus complementos son excelentes 100% recomendado. El café lojano es buenÃsimo.
8. Futbol Times
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By PaulandCatvagabonds
We were very excited to have Burgers after our week long trek of the loop and unfortunately they were a massive let down. They have one burger on the menu which isn't even a hamburger - it's a dry steak burger with no flavour. Additionally, we had the "BBQ Chicken Wings" which didn't even have any BBQ flavour whatsoever. We were extremely let down. One of the worst burgers that we have had in our lives.Thank you very much for your review, we are constantly upgrading to serve you better! But we haven't "BBQ Chicken Wings"!! Greetings!!
7. Heike Marisqueria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Lorraine M
Wonderful little restaurant! Fast service, huge portions. Very clean and spacious, lots of windows. Lovely spot!
6. Chugchucaras Rosita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By EdK_IL
Chugchucara (chook-choo-kara) is my new favorite food. A plate filled with roasted potatoes, roast pork, fried plantains, chicharrones, popcorn, roasted corn kernals, and empanadas mejido, the best empanadas I've tried in a very long time, sweet to the taste and filled with a white cheese. Don't pass up the mote con chicharrones as well--hominy (mote) with fried pork/pork skin. The restaurant has ample space and is very clean and you might get a chance to have a close encounter with an alpaca on the grounds..
5. Nuevo Eden Matriz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
With over 40 years of experience serving the best sea food in Puerto BolÃvar, our priority N°1 is the customer, our goal is to deliver the best experience.
Reviewed By natogl
Didn´t know the place, or ever heard of it, but it was good. Must say that it took more than a jar of nice lemonade and 2 portions of "patacones" for the food to arrive, it took really long, but it was worth it. Both, the lemonade and the patacones, were good. The rice dishes are HUGE, beware! and the other plates are not small at all. I had some shrimps and fish, really good dish, with lots of shrimp. The translation of the menu is a joke! and it took more than one "this is not what I asked for" to get the right drink, but still the waiters were really nice and cool about everything. In spite of the long times, I would definitely recommend iteet smakelijk!
4. Cunani
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Cunani is a coffee and handicraft shop located in the city center. In our coffee shop we provide delicious ravioli, traditional dishes such as humitas, empanadas and quimbolitos, accompanied by hot chocolate, juices, smoothies and other beverages. All thi
Reviewed By HannesHimself
I first came to Cunani because I was looking for a warm and quiet place with good wifi to do some research. The next time I didnât only come for the warm atmosphere but also for the creative and delicious food and drinks. After all I ended up trying almost everything you can find on the menue and being in love with Marias Canelazo, the typical hot drink from this region. Moreover I have to mention that Maria, the manager of Cunani, is a very interested person and always willing to give you a good advice or help you out if there is a problem. Iâm very grateful that she assisted me in doing research in my issue. Thanks a lot to Maria and her little team! Iâll be back if possible!Thanks for your comment Hannes. It was a pleasure to help and show you the nice part of Ecuadorian people. I hope you arive well in Germany. Good Luck :)
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3. Hillary Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Delicatessen specialized in coffee drinks, selected bakery, delicious desserts and nutritious breakfasts.
Reviewed By Elias K
The aroma of the just baked bread and typical sandwiches was pleasant; besides, they had a variety where you can please anyone if it is a group like ours.
2. Andean House Bar-Restaurante
Located 50 meters from the quilotoa lagoon, an innovative restaurant with local, international and vegetarian food. Cold and hot drinks in a cozy atmosphere. We wait for you.
Reviewed By melissaerd87
We came to this place twice and we highly recommend it. Quilotoa is a very small village and there arenât many places, we were therefore surprised to have the best coffee we had in Ecuador here. We tried the soups and these were very tasty. We also had a couple of teas and these were very good (with actual plants). Very nice place, definitely worth stopping by for some food or a drink!
1. El Gringo y La Gorda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 267 reviews
The best of Ecuadors bounties with ecuadorian and international twist. Full breakfast,specialty sandwiches, salads, apetizers, typical ecuadorian snacks,coffee and choclate, gifts, full bar and much more. Vegeterian available!!
Reviewed By backpacker31
I arrived at around 5pm - a good thing as it was quite packed within a half hour. I enjoyed an outdoor table facing the atmospheric interior courtyard of this 300 year-old building. The menu was quite varied, featuring salads, soups, sandwiches, burgers as well as Latin-inspired dishes such as humitas, Tex-Mex, empanadas, tamales, etc. There is also an extensive liquor selection/mixed drinks and a generous happy hour.I enjoyed a delicious tomato bisque soup along with a humita and a chicken tamale which were both excellent. Portions were more than sufficient and prices are very reasonable. Staff is friendly and professional. Owner is proud of his new business (since 2014) and was happy to show me some of the hard work he put into bringing this space back to life.Gracias por Escribirnos.... realmente apreciamos cada comentario..! Nos encantarÃa recibirte una vez mas..! Latacunga y Ecuador te esperan.!
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