SISA, centrally located in Otavalo, is an indigenous-owned and run complex featuring a number of interesting and well-designed shops, a cinema, and several restaurants. We tried the first floor cafeteria a few times for lunch and late night drinks and snacks. It is definitely OK, but nothing distinguished as far as the food or drink offerings. However It does attract... More

We were looking for a place for a light lunch and enjoyed the SISA Cafeteria (we had eaten dinner upstairs the night before- very good) and went to the top floor for dessert! Excellent food in all locations!

They look amazing and are only 3.75! The lovely ladies and friendly and serve some nice drinks as you wait for your movie or read the paper.

Although Otavalo is a quite touristy place, it is not that easy to find a decent cup of coffee there. The same is true for cakes (although there is the famous pie shop at Plaza de Ponchos). The cafe at SISA does excellent coffees (capucchinos, espressos, you name it) and delicious cakes and deserts...but make sure you go to the... More

Sisa has a really nice cafeteria on the first floor with that serves excellent coffee and sandwiches. It is a nice place to get away from the busy streets of Otavalo. It also has very good free wifi. Enjoy

My Review is for the SISA restaurant(s) in Otavalo. SISA is a 4 story building located on Calle Calderon between Sucre and Bolivar in Otavalo, right next to the Hotel Coraza, approximately 3 blocks from the indian market and a block from the main park. The Hotel Coraza is a deal at $15 per person, private bath, TV, etc., and... More

I must say that I always knew there was a full course restaurant on the second floor of SISA, but now that I have eaten there a half dozen times, lunch and dinner, with Lunch probably the best, I just have to speak up. When you enter SISA, which is right next to the Hotel Coraza on Calle Calderon, straight... More