El Portal - Andahuaylas

On the main square we drove in the middle of the afternoon after a long bus ride in this restaurant. the main room was empty, but soon a waitress came to ask what we wanted to eat. the food was great and traditional, the workers are nice and we have Chicha-Morada and a few fried mais free.

I only spent about 3 hours or so in andahuaylas. I needed some food or a snack between my trip from abancay to ayacucho. andahuaylas was my box stop. I accidentally saw a parade in front of the plaza and I had a good coffee at this place. the staff is patient. I had a juice and an empanada. the glass of juice was generously large and healthy of the course. also the empanada was delicious. I stayed there for a while and relaxed, and appreciated such a place in this small town of others. the wifi didn't work for me in caffe, but I could on public Wi-Fi. probably something wrong with my handy. I recommend this place for eating or drinking, its good location and has a good price.

On the main square, we entered in the middle of the afternoon after a long bus drive in this restaurant. The main room was empty, but quickly a waitress came to ask what we wanted to eat. The food was great and traditional, the employees...are nice. And we got some chicha morada and some fried corn for free.

I spent only about 3 hours or so in Andahuaylas. I needed some food or a snack between my journey from Abancay to Ayacucho. Andahuaylas was my pit stop. I happen to see a parade in front of the plaza and I had a good coffee at this place. The staff is patient. I had a juice and an empanada. The glass of juice was generously big and healthy ofcourse. The empanada was delicious as well. I stayed there for awhile and relaxed, and appreciated such a place in this small town of Andes. The wifi did not work for me in the cafe but I could got on the public wifi. Probably something wrong with my phone. I highly recommend this place for food or drink, its well located and has a good price.

On the main square, we entered in the middle of the afternoon after a long bus drive in this restaurant. The main room was empty, but quickly a waitress came to ask what we wanted to eat. The food was great and traditional, the employees are nice. And we got some chicha morada and some fried corn for free.