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Restaurante el Llanero

Pretty well hidden from tourists on Calle 7 is the pueblo's friendliest restaurant by far, run by a lovely lady who likes to chat with travelers. Even the patrons seem more friendly here. Food is hearty, simple, and tasty.

Address: Calle 7, 7-18
Price: COP$7,000-11,000

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