Abis Patio - Sucre

Thanks for the good service, you can take back your food poisoning though. Just a bit of background I've been in Sucre for two weeks. When I arrived I went for dinner here with my husband. We were both sick that same night for two days. I attributed this to eating some questionable breakfast in Uyuni. For the next two weeks we'd been here, I've been preparing meals at home every day and had been perfectly fine...until we went out for dinner last night and decided to come here because of the good reviews and because it looked like a safe choice. It wasn't actually our first choice for dinner but the other place wasn't opening for another half hour and we were starving. Well, since 3am I have been up with a very upset stomach and basically have spent the day in bed. I don't know if this is bad luck, coincidence or what to call it. I never write such reviews because you can never be certain where you picked it up from but this time I don't have another explanation. Also, please learn how to serve chicken tikka because what I got looked nothing like the dish in question. Better yet, just remove it from your menu altogether. Furthermore, please google what a burrito looks like because what you serve isn't that either. The only positive about this place is their good service, and the chocolate brownie.

The espresso drinks we ordered were not very good, but the quesadilla was edible, the wifi fast, the service and the prices fine, and the location central.

A good spot where to eat, cheap as expected in Bolivia. The food was honestly made and the portions were generous. It is however quite a small place but it doesn't seem to be crowded.

The menu selection is typical for a Bolivian tourist-type cafe restaurant. Don't expect anything outstanding. But the prices are decent, and on the second floor there are nice views of the main plaza. The staff have always been friendly.

Excellent coffee, long black (espresso largo) and mocha are our favorites. Great sandwiches and food and excellent location overlooking the central plaza.