Restaurant · breakfast & lunch
Dining under the hummingbirds.
The hostel is a neighbourhood restaurant too: local cooking, a family atmosphere and tables among painted birds. The menu changes, so you ask.
Four corners to sit in.
All of them appear in photos the hostel has posted; none is a render.
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The hummingbird courtyard
Tables under the turquoise mural and the yellow wall, with the rooms all around.
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The bird room
A long-tailed bird painted on a purple branch; orange, pink and green chairs.
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The terrace
Plants, glass-block tiles and the city beyond.
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The till and the open door
The yellow counter with colourful lizards, and the terrace a step away.
What’s served
What we know, with its source.
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Breakfast
Served at the hostel; whether it’s included depends on your rate.
Booking.com offers breakfast at an extra charge per person per night, and Hostelworld marks it “not included”. Some Booking.com reviews mention rates with breakfast included. Ask when you enquire.
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Lunch
Local cooking, family atmosphere. Ask what’s on today.
Booking.com describes the restaurant as local cuisine, serving breakfast and lunch, with a family atmosphere. One guest wrote there that lunch is paid separately “and it was delicious”. The menu changes, so it isn’t published here — just ask.
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Packed lunch
Listed on Booking.com — handy for day trips.
Booking.com lists “packed lunches” among the property’s services. If you leave early for the Nevado or a coffee farm, ask the day before.
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Tables for groups
Long tables in the dining hall or on the terrace.
The hostel’s photos show long tables set for Christmas 2025 and Mother’s Day 2024. For groups, use the groups & events form.
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Guest kitchen
Rather cook yourself? There’s a shared kitchen.
The hostel describes an auxiliary kitchen reserved for guests, and Booking.com lists a shared kitchen. The “Cocina huéspedes” sign appears in the dining-hall photos.
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Terrace
Terrace tables, plants and the city beyond.
The restaurant terrace has tiles, glass blocks, potted plants and the city beyond. The hostel also describes a balcony with “a beautiful view of sunsets”.
Source: Booking.com(opens in a new tab), Hostelworld(opens in a new tab), hostel website (2022 archive)(opens in a new tab) · read on 28 oct 2026.
Food: questions.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on the rate. Booking.com offers breakfast at an extra charge and Hostelworld marks it “not included”; some reviews mention rates with breakfast. Ask when you enquire.
Can I cook?
Yes: there’s a shared kitchen reserved for guests, as well as the restaurant.
Can I have lunch without staying?
The hostel also runs as a breakfast and lunch restaurant. Ask about the menu of the day and whether to book ahead, especially for several people.