Cotourco

Cotourco is a lesser-known dining spot located in the QPR6+4Q area of Quito, offering a blend of local flavors and serene dining experiences. The restaurant features both takeaway and dine-in options, catering to a varied range of preferences. Guests can enjoy small plates served with table service in a quiet, casual, yet trendy atmosphere which welcomes groups and tourists alike. Despite its amenities, including toilets and being kid-friendly, detailed operating hours are not available, indicating potential irregularities in service times.

Visitors appreciate Cotourco for its use of local ingredients, incorporating dishes like chicken broth, locro de papas, coffee with empanadas, and their notable trout specialty. Service is often described as friendly and accommodating by past guests. The restaurant also uniquely provides access to the summit of Cerro Cotohurco as it's situated at the only entry route not restricted by nearby commercial plantations. Though last reviewed two years ago, those who venture here can reach the summit after a short hike, or drive directly to the restaurant if preferred on foot. Current insights into its daily operations and updates from the establishment are limited.