A decent restaurant in a hotel. The breaded items (apanado) and ceviche are quite good.
A delicious little grilled chicken spot -- they have only a few dishes: rotisserie chicken, soup (with chicken feet and neck, so you may want to skip if that's not for you) plus rice, plantains and macaroni salad.
Small, clean rooms with cable TV and somewhat slow wifi. A decent restaurant too. Safe and inexpensive.
A clean, modern supermarket a few blocks north of downtown that offers many staples, both local and international brands: food, water, snacks, dairy, fruit, vegetables, toiletries, cooking items and more.
Crossing from Ecuador to Peru used to be complicated and dangerous, and there were many scams. You will see horror stories on the Internet from years ago.
Read in the guideThe town is quite small so you can walk most places. There are three-wheeled "tri-moto" cabs. However, like any place, you might want to stay off streets that are darker or where there is little foot traffic.
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