specialty of very good saltenas. pleasant setting where we can sit in a very bright patio.
Delicious traditional Bolivian snack in a lovely setting. If you donāt speak Spanish then here is some advice for how you order
When you enter the restaurant there will be a man with a cash machine on the right - order and pay from him.
Then if you want it as a takeaway then walk straight ahead and queue at the counter - this seemed to take longer when we went in the morning.
If you want to eat in then find a table and leave your receipt on the table and a waiter will pick it up and bring you your food.
Enjoy!
Yummy saltenas in a beautiful venue! I'm staying in Sucre for my Spanish course and this is the place I go every morning for breakfast!
Try the Saltena de Caldo, and eat with a spoon so you won't waste the tasty gravy that is inside.
Tasty salenias at a good price. Gets busy and pollo sells out early.
Highly recommended. Especially the carne saltenas. Juicy and very delicious.
This place sucks, I can't understand why it reviews so highly. Went a few times because was told/read it was a must visit place in Sucre. Went around lunch time on a few occasions and was told by rude staff that they'd run out of salteƱas. Ok? So kept going back and was finally served dry pastries with liquid filling that ended up spilling out onto out plates. Definitely not worth the hype. Go to Los Abuelos instead.
Best saltenia ! And fresh juices
Highly recommended for breakfast salteƱerias (like empanada) plus the coffee is very good.
The salteƱas are really yummy. I would prefer them without sugar, especially when they contain meat or cheese, but they really love sugar in Bolivia.
The only thing that I really miss in this place is the possibility to get a coffee. They have only soft drinks.