Things to do in Tulcán
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El Patio
The dust has settled on the stables decor, but the Colombian food is delicious. Try the bandeja paisa, which includes no less than four fried foods (pork skins, sausage, egg and banana) plus rice, tender smoky beans and avocado. Portions are enormous and service is good.
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San Francisco
This new, modern restaurant is very popular. Check the chalkboard menu before you order at the counter for the reliable plato del día (daily special; $3.50). Don’t miss the fresh berry desserts and ice creams.
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Tekila
A cafeteria-style joint featuring Colombian food. Mild beef with fries and rice or mondongo (tripe stew) are the specialties. Don’t get it confused with a nearby disco of the same name.
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Museo Arqueologico
Walk south from the cemetery one block to the mural-covered Museo Arqueologico, which houses pre-Columbian artifacts, ceramics, and modern and contemporary art.
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Crazy
Flashing strobes and blaring Latin pop inspire movement at Crazy, the discoteca (discotheque) in Hotel Sara Espindola.
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Mama Rosita
Famous for its fritada (fried pork) and other comida típica (traditional Ecuadorian food). Excels at pork dishes.
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Wimpy
A popular greasy spoon serving burgers, hot dogs and fried chicken. There’s an internet café upstairs.
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