Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed a glass of their house red to go with the grilled fish. Solid choice. The wine list isn&#39;t huge but it&#39;s got a few decent picks that don&#39;t break the bank. Food came out quick and the seasoning was just right. Place has that old-school charm you don&#39;t find much anymore. Maybe a bit noisy near the kitchen, but I&#39;d sit there again.

The owner kept checking on us the whole meal, which was nice. Food was solid but honestly a bit pricey for Ecuador. Still, you can tell they care about what they&#39;re doing.

Staff remembers you. That&rsquo;s rare. Pizza Ramazonas was solid, definitely the move. Place gets busy but they handle it fine. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable. Still, good spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

The lighting in here is just right&mdash;soft enough to feel calm, not so dim you can&#39;t see your food. I had the grilled fish and it was cooked perfectly, flaky and fresh. Only thing is they only take cash, which caught me off guard. But honestly, the quiet vibe made up for it.

The bacon-wrapped filet and shrimp was a huge plate&mdash;definitely enough for two. Meat was cooked well, though I wished there were more veggie sides. Service stayed attentive the whole time.

The vibe was cool&mdash;nice artwork and good music. Got the loaded nachos and the guac was solid. Weird Italian seasoning on top though, kinda threw me off. Still, a tasty snack.

The lighting here is just right&mdash;not too bright, not too dim. I came for a quiet dinner and ended up staying longer than planned because the vibe kept me relaxed. Desserts were a nice touch to finish, especially the chocolate one. Nothing fancy, but it felt personal. Maybe a bit slow on the check, but I didn&rsquo;t really mind.

The menu changes daily, which I like. Everything we tried was tasty, clearly made with care. That soup and dessert combo for &euro;3.50 is a steal. I had a glass of their house red with the main&mdash;decent pour, nothing fancy but it worked. Wish they had one more option by the glass though.

Service was fast and friendly. Got my food quick, no waiting around. Place has a nice vibe too. Good spot for a quick bite.

The Locro de Papa was really good&mdash;one of the best I&rsquo;ve had here. My partner&rsquo;s Carne Colorada was tasty too. Stick to the regional stuff, the menu&rsquo;s huge but that&rsquo;s where it shines.

The broccoli and tomato pizza really hit the spot. Thin crust, crispy, with just the right amount of cheese. I had a glass of their house red with it, and honestly, the wine made the whole thing come together nicely. Simple food, done right. Place was a bit busy, but that didn&#39;t bother me much.

The shrimp ceviche was super fresh and the carne colorado had so much flavor. Place looks fancy inside, but still felt chill enough to hang out with friends.

Tasty food, cool old house setup. Service was quick and friendly. Menu&rsquo;s tiny though&mdash;basically just the signature dish.

Came back after two years and the Pollo Asado was still just as good. Drinks were solid too. Prices are a bit high but you get what you pay for. The seating was comfortable enough that I didn&#39;t feel rushed. Nice to see a place keep its quality.

The grilled meats here are really good &mdash; I tried the mixed platter and the beef was nicely charred, juicy inside. Just don&#39;t come starving, service moves slow when it&#39;s packed. Took a while to get our order in but the food made up for it. Would come back for that grill again.

Came here for a birthday and they brought out a little hat with the dessert&mdash;such a nice touch. The lomo saltado was solid, though the place got pretty loud by 8pm. Fun spot for a casual celebration.

Service was attentive, and the staff spoke English which made things easy. My drink pairing worked out better than the food, honestly. Food was hot and fresh, just not quite my taste. Quiet spot though.

Came here for my wife&#39;s birthday and honestly the food was the highlight. The grilled octopus was cooked just right, not rubbery at all. Drinks were solid too. Music was a bit loud for my taste but that&#39;s on me. Service kept checking on us without being annoying. We&#39;ll probably come back.

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