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Jack's was right around the corner from our hotel. It had the best latte that I dearly needed every morning and afternoon.
This is ran by an English women. We would order our lunch here for 23 people while we shot our low budget film here. They got it out fast to us. The food was supeior as the service.
This is also a place where everyone hangs out to meet other people that travel. They have newspapers and magazines to read while waiting around.
A place that I could sit for hours and write the great American novel.
Favorite Dish: The Lattes and the omlettes
Written Oct 31, 2006
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I'm all for trying local foods and I've tried some dodgy stuff in my time, but sometimes you just need some "proper" food. This place is great - the menu has things like full english breakfast, chicken ceasar salad, steak sandwich, and great desserts and milkshakes.
Written Aug 27, 2003
Address: Corner of Choquechaka & Cuesta San Blas
Phone: (51-84) 806960
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