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Most Popular Cafe food in Tena, Napo Province, Ecuador
Reviews on Cafe food in Tena, Napo Province, Ecuador including Cafe Tortuga, La Carmela, Restaurante La Isla, Tuna Bistrot, La Chinola Cafeteria, La Palmera Cake & Lounge, La Chakra, Alli Mikuna Bistro-Cafeteria
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8. Alli Mikuna Bistro-Cafeteria
Vegetarian Bistro-CafeterÃa, with vegan an non-vegetarian options. Our menu includes pizza, pasta, empanadas, veggie burgers, coffee, cakes, beer and wine. FREE Wifi
7. La Chakra
Artisanal restaurant with the convinccion to offer first quality service we specialize in the care and fine selection of the raw material with which we perform lps palatos such as pizza, spaghetti, salads, fish and food deestacion
6. La Palmera Cake & Lounge
La Palmera is a place where you can enjoy a coffee, a sweet or savory homemade treat, and wonderful combinations of natural fruit juices, while working or relaxing in a friendly environment. Experience our evening atmosphere with cozy lighting and electro
5. La Chinola Cafeteria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
at morning Breakfasts, coffee, deserts, natural juice, te chai and at afternoon Serves all kind of hot sandwiches made in a volvanic stone grill, coffee, micheladas, beer and more options to enjoy in the Malecon of Tena. *Vegetarian options too
Reviewed By Luis R
Excelentes sandwiches, hamburguesas y cerveza artesanal! Un buen lugar para pasar en familia, o en pareja, o para ir solo.. es un ambiente artesanal super relajado.
4. Tuna Bistrot
Restaurante y CafeterÃa de Fusión Vegetariana y Amazónica con opciones Veganas, juegos naturales y extractos, snacks saludables y prendimientos amazónico, cervezas artesanales y vino de Jamaica . Bebida tradicional de Guayusa y Canela. Postres y Helados c
Reviewed By Humpo76
A lovely, little and low-key place for a meal on the main stretch by the river. We had a set menu for $4: quinoa soup, mashed yucca with hard-boiled egg/black beans/beetroot salad, local fruit and cacao nibs. The food was locally sourced and cooked by the lady who served us - it was delicious. My non-veggie husband really liked it! Offers some alcohol - we had a 'Jamaican' red wine which was a low-alcohol and sweetish but very nice. (The name of this restaurant may have changed recently).
3. Restaurante La Isla
Cozy restaurant run by its owners , with a wide variety of delicious international dishes , pizzas , cafe , fast food, vegetarian dishes. Good food , good times
Reviewed By Trish W
Tired of paying tourist prices, we asked for the menu del dia here and got a great lunch. We stayed for beers and had a great time. Everyone was so accommodating and English was spoken. Prices were very fair and they went above and beyond to meet our needs!!! This won't be our last meal here!
2. La Carmela
Overall Ratings
5 based on 16 reviews
La Carmela is a warm and chilled coffee restaurant with a wide range of artesanal beers, few wines and amazing homemade licuors. Meals are always fresh, handmade, trying to use as much as possible local ingridients and mainly vegetarian, although we do ha
Reviewed By Debbie E
really love to go there. They offer good food, tasty beers and bring some culture to Tena. The owners are really nice as well :-)
1. Cafe Tortuga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Fight on the riverfront is Cafe Tortuga, a favorite foreigner hangout. This small cafe's charm comes from its attentive staff and simple, good food, including sweet and savory crepes, large sandwiches, soups, avocado stuffed with chicken or cheese, and be
Reviewed By Pablo G
On our way to the Eastern border, we stopped by this last bastion of Civilization (Tena). The colorful town offers plenty of surprises at every corner. One of them: Cafe Tortuga. Located just across the observation tower (where the Tena and Pano rivers merge). It has a typical Ecuadorian decor, all themed by their name: Turtle. I was startled by their Tortuga breakfast. It is kind of a rough Guacamole, with white-cheese cubes. I had to have it! (always looking for something new). It was stupendous. A blanket recommendation, for those looking to set away from the traditional bacon, egg & cheese. Note: Those used to fast paced, big cities, may resent the small-paced service at the restaurant.
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