San Ignacio Restaurante 1
| N2-60 y, García Moreno, Quito |
5 priser
7.60/10.00 |
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+593 2-258-4173 |
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San Ignacio Restaurante 1 på kartet
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marco orru (16.09.2017 19:58)
Bon restaurant carte variée pas trop cher et super service
Bon restaurant carte variée pas trop cher et super service
Vivian Vera Davis (15.05.2017 00:59)
They have a special of the day from Monday to Friday only, and it is a good value. Fresh tasty food and fast service. The rest of the menu is fine.
They have a special of the day from Monday to Friday only, and it is a good value. Fresh tasty food and fast service. The rest of the menu is fine.
Yuan Zhuang (28.03.2017 22:21)
Food was all right, the staff were extremely helpful to us. They helped us get a cab and explained to the driver how to get there because I don't speak Spanish. I give a 5 for their helpful service!
Food was all right, the staff were extremely helpful to us. They helped us get a cab and explained to the driver how to get there because I don't speak Spanish. I give a 5 for their helpful service!
Glenn Albrecht (25.10.2016 20:23)
Had a burger while my wife at some pork dish. All tasty and served with a smile. A good choice if your new to Quito, but there are less expensive places nearby.
Had a burger while my wife at some pork dish. All tasty and served with a smile. A good choice if your new to Quito, but there are less expensive places nearby.
Rana Mitra (01.04.2016 07:51)
Disgusting place. This restaurant is a fraud. They boldly proclaim accepting major credit cards, but they really don't. We offered them multiple credit cards one after the other to pay our dinner bill ($41.70) and every time they failed to process the bill. Instead, they demanded cash. They even followed us down the road to where we were staying. To top it all, the food is awful. There are far, far better eateries in old Quito, which offer fresh food and accept credit cards.
Disgusting place. This restaurant is a fraud. They boldly proclaim accepting major credit cards, but they really don't. We offered them multiple credit cards one after the other to pay our dinner bill ($41.70) and every time they failed to process the bill. Instead, they demanded cash. They even followed us down the road to where we were staying. To top it all, the food is awful. There are far, far better eateries in old Quito, which offer fresh food and accept credit cards.
