If you feel like having a very different kind of almuerzo in a unique and beautiful setting, try Fonda Coopera . Operated by a credit union of the same name, this special eatery has an almuerzo (“set lunch”) that includes four courses for under $3.00 (USD).
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Rumor has it that Cuenca’s tap water is the cleanest in Ecuador, and safe for locals and expats alike to drink and cook with. But what is the reality? How safe is the water despite its rumored cleanliness?
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With no shortage of content out there of North Americans’ perspective of Ecuador, the GoGo offers an alternative perspective.
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I had the unique opportunity to live in Quito and Cuenca during my one year stay in Ecuador. My opinion is probably not too far off from anyone else’s you may encounter who’ve spent time in both cities: Cuenca wins on almost all fronts.
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Study abroad programs can significantly and uniquely augment one’s education. For those interested in studying abroad, you should start planning as much as a year in advance. Tom Hopkins, editor of MindsAbroad.com, tells you how.
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Bauhouse Hostel in Cuenca, Ecuador offers extremely affordable rates, included breakfast, and a bar with a cheap happy hour!
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Soda Bar La Piedad offers quick and tasty shredded pork sandwiches. And at only $1.20 each, they are the perfect change-of-pace from the usual almuerzo fare.
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Casa do Brasil wants to help you explore Cuenca on two wheels! They’ve just launched an affordable way to rent a bicycle in Cuenca.
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