This is an excellent place for tapas, in summer, I presume that in cold days it must be unbearably…read morecold. If you feel like a night of tapas and beer this is definitely the place for it. The water has flat price so if you are not a drinker you will not spend a ton of money, and if you are, the beer is not incredibly expensive either but don't expect a decent beer variety, if you can, go with wine.

From the owner: Estamos especializados en el mágico mundo del té y productos de pastelería gourmet dulce y salada…read morehechas con productos de temporada y valorando los pequeños detalles. Tenemos un patio botánico con cervezas de producción local y opciones de picadas gourmet para todos los gustos . Algo que caracteriza este laboratorio de momentos mágicos es también los diferentes espacios para poder realizar tu evento social .

Really good pizza that has a ton of toppings. Recommend the vegetarian one! Empanadas are good, and…read morevery fresh too. The two times I went, they were cash only.

Of all things to wait for the weekend, this is one for the list. You're parked right beside the…read moreairstrip with one of the best views in town and have your pick of some delicious entrees. Seating can be outdoors, on the terrace, or inside. If you come here on a Saturday or Sunday (or on a long weekend holiday), you'll likely be joined by people flying in for lunch in private planes, riding in on ATVs or motorcycles, or cycling in on bicycles. Aeroposta is also frequented by larger group guests as it's fairly easy to get a table (except on event weekends). Menus are within stamped envelopes. After placing your order, they serve breadsticks with a homemade garlic mayonnaise (soooo yummy). Drinks range from cafeteria (coffee, tea), soft drinks, or choice beers/wine/cocktails. We've ordered and loved the sandwiches (centenos), the raviolis (all of them), the gnocchis, and the trout. And anything we haven't ordered, we've seen others eating who seemed to have enjoyed their food, too. They also have live music (weekends in the summer, I believe) outside. This place is just an all-around great place to chill, have some good food and drinks, and people watch or come with friends. We love this place and hope it will always be here every year that we come back to La Cumbre.

This place is really nice. I'm a sucker for a good open air rooftop. The music was really good but…read moregot kind of repetitive after a couple of hours. The pricing was pretty standard for the area. Around 80 for a beer and 172 is the cheapest bottle of wine. Needless to say, my group and I polished of quite a few bottles.