Misky Song'o - Full Menu

The name translates from Quechua to English "Sweetheart" there are two levels, more intimate dining upstairs and more small bar and tiny table or two on the mai... read more The name translates from Quechua to English "Sweetheart" there are two levels, more intimate dining upstairs and more small bar and tiny table or two on the main floor. The Yucca was very good as were the sweet potato chips (camote). The aji (hot sauce made all over the region) is great, but the lomo saltado was a bit dry but more than edible. It is easy to find good food in the area, this is one of the more low-key and frequented by locals. Be sure to stop in next door to Artesanias Juanita and say hello to Mario and Juanita who run a tiny little silversmith shop with good prices and pure silver.

We had a difficult time finding coffee after seeing Pablo's Workshop, but after three tries we struck gold. The coffee was nice and strong! read more We had a difficult time finding coffee after seeing Pablo's Workshop, but after three tries we struck gold. The coffee was nice and strong!