Mercado 10 de Agosto
Covered municipal market: produce, juices, and food stalls.
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Eat · Two scores, never averaged
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Names and barrios are listed so you can find the door. They are not a review. No invented stars.
Markets and everyday kitchens
Covered municipal market: produce, juices, and food stalls.
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Municipal market: produce and typical-food counters.
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Municipal market: produce and almuerzo stalls.
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Municipal market: produce and food stalls.
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Large open-air wholesale and retail market.
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Traditional Ecuadorian kitchen.
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Same kitchen, stadium location.
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Grill on the Vía a Soldados / San Joaquín road.
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Traditional mote and hornado house.
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Chain from Guayaquil; now in Cuenca malls. Coffee and cake. Confirm which local.
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Historic center and the river edge
Austrian café: coffee, pastries, European plates.
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Café-restaurant on the park arcade.
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Restaurant on Calle Larga.
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Ecuadorian restaurant.
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Restaurant at Hotel Todos Santos.
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Belgian bistro and beer.
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Brunch and coffee, Calle Larga.
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Lounge restaurant.
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Colombian café: arepas and coffee.
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Italian restaurant at Hotel Italia.
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South of the rivers
Goza is a Cuenca brunch/coffee house with a few locations.
Brunch and coffee, Roberto Crespo.
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Brunch and coffee, Challuabamba.
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Pizzeria. Rafael Torres Beltrán y Santiago Carrasco (Parque Santa Anita), and Plaza Granada, Challuabamba, 2nd floor.
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A night out
Barbecue restaurant.
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If you came to live, start at Cédula, Neighborhoods, or Visit instead. Official city tourism is already at visitcuenca.com.ec.