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| - I love this place! It's a cute and cozy little restaurant, I think it is owned by Venezuelans. I've been there a couple times now, it's a solid, inexpensive, sit-down restaurant (which is something I think that area needs more of). The food is delicious.
Number one thing I recommend is the paella ($24), containing lots of seafood goodness, though it is very oily once you reach the bottom of the pan. Their ceviches are great, you can choose one flavor and as many toppings as you like, I really enjoyed the avocado and cactus combo with mango flavor.
I would also highly recommend the calamari ($10), yuca fries ($5), and tres leches cake ($3). The only things I have found to be disappointing are the chorizo sandwich ($7) and the salad with chicken ($12), neither of which were particularly bad but just very... average and unexciting.
The service is super great too! And they have helpful picture menus and big windows to let in the sun. Great place to check out, even if you're not in the plateau.
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