These simple looking restaurant establishments deliver the best bang for your dollar exquisite food. Barzola is just right across the street. Their Ecuadorian food is hands down delicious but a bit overpriced. At Azoguenita, you get the same and more. I started going there often when I am in the mood for Ecuadorian food. The service is acceptable. The atmosphere is just fine. But the food is why I go there. It meets my expectations and I am happy to give them 5 stars deservingly. They represent my country of origin accordingly. Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3
I appreciate that this restaurant has a dinner special. Usually, Ecuadorian restaurants focus on lunch menus that include options like soup and a second course of chicken with rice. The dinner special here is quite similar. However, I've observed a recurring issue with service at Ecuadorian restaurants. I think the staff could benefit from better training in customer service.
I went to Azoguenita for breakfast. The food was decent but nothing special. The service was quite slow, and in the end, I paid around $80, which felt a bit pricey since I only ordered pancakes.
The food was absolutely delicious. I came in for lunch but ended up opting for breakfast instead. It was a great choice, and I have no regrets about my selection that day.
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I absolutely love this restaurant; it’s my favorite! Everything about it is wonderful, and I can always count on their food to be fantastic.
I ordered the shrimp ceviche, and it was pretty good. My wife had the chaulafan, which was nothing special either.
I tried the shrimp ceviche, and it was decent. My wife ordered the chaulafan, which was also satisfactory.
I tried the shrimp ceviche and found it to be decent. My wife had the chaulafan, which she enjoyed.
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I tried the shrimp ceviche and found it to be decent. My wife ordered the chaulafan as well.
Outstanding iced coffee and authentic Ecuadorian bread.
