After playing pickle ball on the upper floor, we wandered around the food hall exploring what has opened recently. We saw this booth near the bath and couldn't quite figure out what cuisine it was since it said sandwich and grill. Suddenly an old man walked up to us and handed us a menu for a better look at the items and we realized it was Ecuadorian! The man was super sweet and didn't speak much English, but had one of the workers help explain what are in the dishes. We ended up ordering a cazuela with fish, empanada, and mixed ceviche. The Cazuela came simmering in a hot clay pot and was delicious! I believe it's plantains, peanuts, veggies, and bunch of stuff made into a stew served with rice. It was delicious and definitely our favorite of all the items! It came with a sauce that helped brighten the flavors as well. The empanada was delicious too and good size for the price also with a sauce. The ceviche was a good size and served with popcorn and plantain chips. The mixed ceviche contained octopus shrimp! Overall it was lovely cute food stall that felt very mom and pop shop feel. It was the perfect way to end a nice low key night for us. The workers are very attentive and if he never handed us the menu we probably would've have tried it! Will be coming back to try more items! read more