Oraibi - Otavalo

The guacamole was fantastic and made fresh! The standout dish of our meal was the Pasta de la casa, which was the only warm vegan option available. It was essentially spaghetti with tomato sauce. The pizza was more like a quiche with a thick dough. Overall, in terms of value for money and considering the limited options like tuna on the menu, I would rate it three stars.

I am writing this review out of frustration. I have only dined at this restaurant once and tried just one dish, but it was a disappointment. I ordered the Pasta alla casa for $5.50 because the owner claimed it was vegan. To my dismay, it was not. It was just plain noodles with no sauce. I could have bought the same noodles at the market next door for 30 cents.

We enjoyed a late lunch at this charming restaurant in the heart of Otavalo. The menu primarily consisted of vegetarian dishes, with a few exceptions like tuna, but we requested vegan options. We tried a tasty quinoa soup with vegetables, warm garlic bread, a fresh salad, and maracuja juice. Everything was delicious! The owner was also very kind and accommodating.

Drive on the road from the market a few blocks, on the right side. Limited menu of sandwiches and salads, many articles have tuna in them. Probably better ways.

This is a nice little place in a patio. They have various stuff and the sandwich I had was great. Unfortunately the bread was not vegan, but that is usual in South America. She even offered me a glass of water for free.