Description:

  • This enormously popular restaurant opened in 2004 and immediately garnered a loyal following -- mostly of locals. Simplicity is the theme here; the food, not the atmosphere, is the attraction. The focus is on hearty and traditional recipes from the highlands, including seco de chivo (goat stew), llapingachos (potato-cheese patties), and guatita (beef, potato, and peanut stew). All varieties of grilled pork are also available, as well as roasted chicken served with elote (corn on the cob) and mashed potatoes. This is not a good place for a vegetarian because even the mashed potatoes are cooked with pork fat (which is the traditional Ecuadorean way to cook them). But if you want a taste of what locals consider a fantastic meal, then this is one of your best bets. Finish off your meal with a silky coconut flan or a fresh-fruit salad.

  • © Frommer's 2013

User Reviews for Mamá Clorinda

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    tasty Ecuadorean food

  • I was suggested to go to this restaurant from the personnel of my hotel. Very tasty Ecuadorean food, so very typical, not very expensive.

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  •  

    Local Ecuadorian food

  • Good local ecuadorian food at acceptable price. Food took a little while. It has 3 floors. Hotel staff pointed us toward this place.

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  • Details
    • Contact:

    • tel: +593 2 54 4362
    • Address:

    • Reina Victoria 1144 y Calama
    • Quito
    • Neighborhood:

    • Zona Norte La Mariscal
    • Payments:

    • mastercard visa
    • Hours:

    • Mo to Su from 12:00 PM to 09:00 PM

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