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El Sombrero isn't the kind of town to spend a lot of time in, but if you stop to eat, it's worth a walk around before continuing onward. the old authentic colonial architecture and construction, some of it falling, gave me these images...
Written Mar 30, 2006
Unknown: We survived the night...
atufft Says: When we arrived in El Sombrero late at night, it was difficult to find a place to stay. But, we finally found something of a motel with a corrugated steel roof and cinder block walls. The ownership of the business was as poor as its patrons. Old vehicles were parked in...
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We discovered this wonderful restaurant with an inner garden plaza and the stuffed head of a bull hanging on one wall. The restaurant offered the blood sausages, and various cuts of beef, pork, and chicken, served on a wooden plate or plancha. The place was quite busy for lunch, with local businessmen and anyone in town with sufficient money to eat there. The price was not as rock bottom as our motel accomodations. The service was excellent. The name given above probably isn't correct--sorry. Corrections invited...
Favorite Dish: I like the blood sausage, or morcilla, but it really filled me up. So, I had to ordered a doble maron, or double espresso with cream.
Written Mar 30, 2006
Road Stop on Way Through to Puerto Ayacucho
On the first visit through the area, due to engine and organizational troubles, we left Valencia in late afternoon for a week long trip. The destination was ultimately Puerto Ayacucho, but we had to...
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