Limon y Café

Location:
Avenida Charles Darwin y 12 de febrero
Puerto Ayora, Ecuador

Bar

V!VA User‘s Description

A laid-back local hangout, Limón y Café is the most common nighttime meeting place on the island. You can sit at the bar or at any of the wooden tables, sipping ice-cold (-5°C) beers, playing cards, or chatting with new friends. It also has a pool table and plays (badly) subtitled movies on the bar television.

Limón y Café is always open and crowded. Regardless of when you come, you are bound to see a friendly face. It is Puerto Ayora's own Cheers: the place where everybody knows your name.

Open 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily.

Price Description: Beer prices range from $1-2. cocktail prices range from $2-4.

Traveler Reviews of Limon y Café

Fiesta todas las noches - y buenos amigos!!!

Rating: 100%

During one month in Puerto Ayora I went to the Limón y Café quite often. Me and some other volunteers made friends with the bartenders, Jorge and Gustavo, and enjoyed hanging out with them in the daytime when we didn´t work. Really nice guys who told us where to go in the Galápagos. The atmosphere at the café was really good especially the nights when new tourists came to the island and a lot more of the local people came to the café. Everybody was really friendly and some times we got free drinks from behind the bar :-) Really the best place to stay each evening!!! Besides that, I like the design of the café. Rough tables and palm trees and life guard vests... It´s an open café where the wind goes right through and you can listen to the sea, when the music is not playing too loudly.

By Paula Newton from Denmark, Oct 30, 2005

Limon y Cafe

Rating: 100%

Loved it all! Has such a lovely atmosphere and we met loads of locals who were are really friendly and lovely. The guys behind the bar were really cool too. Just a good place to meet people and hang out. Had a fantastic time there! :)

By V!VA User from England, Apr 28, 2007

BACAN

Rating: 100%

I like it all.. .. .. Nice place to hang out

By V!VA User from Ecuador, May 07, 2007