Location: Humahuaca
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Top 10 restaurants in Humahuaca, Argentina
Humahuaca (Spanish pronunciation: [umaˈwaka]) is a city in the province of Jujuy, Argentina. It has 11,369 inhabitants as per the 2001 census [INDEC], and is the principal town (seat) of the Department of Humahuaca. The city is widely known for its location at the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a long valley east of the central Andean Altiplano.
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1. Hosteria El Cabildo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Norberto64 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
A la tardesita luego de caminar y caminar por la bella Humahuaca cansados y antes de volvernos a Tilcara buscabamos un lugar para tomar un aperitivo y encontramos este restaurante abierto y entramos para tomar un cafesito y terminamos con unas empanadas riquísimas con cerveza!!! nos convencio el mozo y realmente fue muy buena elección, un muy lindo lugar con muy buena comida y y exelente atencion.
2. Casa Vieja
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 80 reviews
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Reviewed By BeijingKenny - Stornoway, United Kingdom
This is a lovely restaurant and centrally located. The food is good value however on our visit the sauces (on a chicken and a llama dish) were thick and artificial which degraded an otherwise reasonable pair of dishes. House wine was good value, the bottles seemed a little expensive.
3. El Portillo Bar Hostel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By RBerbara - RIo de Janeiro, Brazil
The place, a small and unpretentious restaurant, does not tell what it really has, a very nice regional cuisine. The guisados, empanadas and cordero were excelent. Enjoy one of the best places at Humauaca. And then go back to Purmamarca for a nice evening.
4. La Pena de Fortunato
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By toutsun - France
Nous avons partagé notre repas avec nos chauffeur guide profitant des explications mettant en avant les qualités de Fortunato Ramos : instituteur et poète (nous avons acheté le petit recueil de poèmes avec les traductions). Bon repas local pris dans la grande salle décorée en bois de cactus et avec le bien joli Erke (long instrument de musique traditionnelle) aménagée pour les groupes : empanadas, lama, fromage de chèvre confiture. En conclusion : très agréable souvenir
5. K'allapurca
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Susana61 - Australia
We had dinner at K’allapurca on a very quiet night. There was no band playing Andean music although it is advertised in their flyers, but this may happen in the weekends. We loved the food. The empanadas were very tasty. My husband had the llama which he claimed was perfectly cooked, while I, being a vegetarian, enjoyed a quinoa dish. There were several vegetarian dishes, which is unusual in this region. They had a wine sale that night so we ended up with a great bottle of Malbec for a fraction of its cost. Service was attentive and very professional. And this is the only restaurant accepting credit and debit cards in Humahuaca. In all, highly recommended.
6. Pachamanka Cafe & Resto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 213 reviews
Pachamanka Cafe & Resto - Open from 8:30 to 24. We have the flavors of the Quebarada de Humahuaca in our plates, drinks and Api-cofee services.
Reviewed By Deinos1 - Lissone, Italy
Great value for the money. Super starter with marinated llama and tasty local Locre soup with meat.
Large dishes.
Always good Salta beer sightly more expensive than in other places. 80 vs 65 pesos per liter.
Kind service, quite slow but for a good dinner you may want to wait.
5 stars.
7. Mikunayoc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Globetrottergirls - London, United Kingdom
The empanadas here were delicious, and they have great takeaway deals on them as well. However, this is not a 'fast food' place - it's a well-run restaurant with a great variety of dishes and affordable wine and coffee, too. Everyone's food looked delicious when we peeked at other plates as well!
8. El Fortin
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By besyta - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Short of time I was looking for a take away, and found this great solution.
They open at about 12:30, you clearly understand that it must be good because there is a queue of locals already waiting there to get the take away.
It is simple local food, the selection is good, to go or to stay. There are a few seats to eat there. They microwave the food for you and have plastic cutlery and napkins. Everything look good and taste good, the prices are for take away but the quality is way better than most of the pretentious restaurants.
Highly recommended, and off the beaten track of tourist coaches....
It does not matter if you do not speak any Spanish,.... point with your finger...
9. Aisito Resto Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Theo C - Sydney, Australia
This small restaurant is a slightly longer walk from the coach parking. It has a chilled atmosphere and helpful staff.
We had the set menu with delicious fresh empansdas (stuffed full of flavoursome fillings and with perfect pastry), llama stew and cream caramel for 150 pesos.
Free WiFi was an added bonus.
10. Pinocho
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 69 reviews
