Quito
The standard of artisan coffee has been on an upward trajectory in Quito and Isveglio is at the forefront of the movement. Cafe, coffee education center…
Must-see nightlife in Quito
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Quito
These guys from Oregon produce their own creative brews such as La Gran Calabaza Imperial Pumpkin Ale (made with cinnamon, cloves and pumpkin spice) and…
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Quito
Discerning coffee drinkers and aspiring baristas should make their way to this friendly, upscale cafe housed in a cleverly designed industrial-chic space…
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Quito
A popular nightspot among foreigners and locals alike, Bungalow 6 often features long lines on weekends and Wednesday ladies' night (gals drink for free…
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Quito
This colorful cafe with its flower-filled terrace on a quiet street junction is La Floresta's most buzzing, so it must be doing something right. Attached…
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Well worth the trip out here, Ananké is a stylish and warmly lit bar/pizzeria with small, colorfully decorated rooms spread out over an old two-story…
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In a hipster haven of polished concrete and blond wood, this new bar has several beers from its own brewery as well as a selection of other local craft…
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Quito
This chilled-out joint has rustic upcycled furniture, dim lighting, creative wall murals and its own San Blas craft beers on tap (the IPA gets rave…
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Quito's craft beer scene has exploded in recent years, and family-run brewery Santa Rosa produces some of the city's best. This sleek bar with exposed…
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Quito
Fashion types gather for midweek cocktails at this hip bar and restaurant, where the ceiling is decorated to resemble Amazonian vegetation ('Q' stands for…
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Quito
The cheekily named Dirty Sanchez is a small art-filled lounge with a bohemian vibe. Decent cocktails (and coffee), better music and a laid-back crowd make…
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This Old Town branch of Isveglio brings sensational, organically-sourced Ecuadorian coffee to the Centro Histórico.
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Some 30 of Ecuador's top microbrews are served at La Reserva, backed up by a range of sharing platters ($6 to $9)
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Quito
Everyone from students to professionals heads to this buzzing place looking down over Plaza Foch. Tropical cocktails (try the fruit-flavored mojitos and…
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At the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo, red-walled Cafe Democrático is an artsy hangout serving craft beer, cocktails, coffee and a menu of sandwiches and…
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Proudly flying the green, white and gold, this Irish-owned bar attracts a mix of locals and foreigners who come for games of pool, table football, pub…
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With its warmly lit interior, graffiti-covered walls and outdoor seating, this is a great place for cocktails, Cuban food and fun. Live bands perform here…
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In a red two-story colonial house, Cherusker has earned a loyal following for its tasty artisanal microbrews, warm bohemian ambience and buzzing front…
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It's mostly locals bumping and grinding at this open, somewhat industrial space, with video art playing on a large screen above the dance floor. DJs spin…
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Quito
For a freshly squeezed serving of vitamins, this juice place is hard to beat. Try tomate de arbol (tamarillo), maracuya (passion fruit) or guanábana …
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Quito's biggest gay party attracts a mixed crowd of locals and foreigners. DJs spin the tunes and keep the dance floor packed late into the night.
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At the northern end of Parque La Carolina, Kika is a haven for the hip. The disco gets going after midnight with pumping Latin pop tunes.
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Scottish-owned pub serving decent craft beer and pub grub. There's also table football, a pool table and occasional bands.
