Chuta Madre — Restaurant in San Juan

I recently returned to the USA and finally found some time to write this review for Chuta Madre. I visited this cozy little spot for the second time while in Quito, and it did not disappoint! I arrived around 9 am, and although it was quite busy, with about a 20-minute wait, I didn't mind at all. The staff were incredibly polite and friendly, which made the wait more than bearable.

As for the food, I tried their bread and avocado toast, which were okay, but the real star was the pistachio croissant—wow! The filling was absolutely to die for! Major kudos to the pastry chef for crafting such a delicious and memorable treat. I'll definitely be thinking about it until my next visit. Highly recommend stopping by Chuta Madre if you...

I’m so glad I found Chuta Madre online while I was looking for the best breakfast places in Quito. My two teenagers and I enjoyed a lovely atmosphere with amazing views of the city and a delicious and healthy breakfast. We tasted the lomo sandwich, the champiñones bruschetta and the best of day breakfast. All choices included fresh sourdough. The lemonade sandía was perfect! And a flavorful capuccino made our first visit to Chuta Madre unforgettable. Highly recommend this cute, warm and tasteful space in the...

Quaint little restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, light dinners. The small restaurant has a rooftop with amazing views of the old Colonial city. The food delicious, small portions, prestation wonderful, excellent service, great place to have a drink! The main attraction their crusty bread served with all their dishes, and available...