La Ronda in Quito is Calle Juan de Dios Morales, a restored colonial street in the Old Town lined with bars, cafés, food stalls and artisan shops. It is liveliest on Friday and Saturday nights […]
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Mercado Central Quito is the Old Town’s classic food market, on Av. Pichincha between Manabí and Esmeraldas, open daily from about 6am to 5pm. Go for breakfast or lunch and try corvina (fried sea bass),
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Ecuadorian food in Quito leans hearty and Andean — the dishes you shouldn’t leave without trying are locro de papa (potato and cheese soup), llapingachos (cheese-stuffed potato patties), ceviche and, if you’re adventurous, cuy (roasted
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