Gourmet Shop Assho

You know the food is going to be great when the very first page of the menu says everything is made from scratch. Gourmet Shop Asho delivers on that promise. They offer a wide variety of fresh juices and lemonades — the coconut lemonade is especially delicious and incredibly refreshing. The fish soup, made with coconut water, is packed with flavor and generous chunks of fish. One of the standout dishes is the house fish filet, cooked in coconut milk with shrimp — absolutely a must-try. Highly recommended!

Had dinner here, the food was good for San Andres. Also the service was ok.

We were here for 5 days and this was our favourite restaurant on the entire island. The food was incredible (especially the seafood, the seafood soup was to die for!). We loved it so much we came back again. If only we found it earlier! It was a beautiful relaxed atmosphere away from crowds, and the service was fantastic. Make sure to visit early in your trip so you can try everything on the menu!

Nice food and place. We took the octapus carpaccio which was little bit to much lime on, was like drinking a lemonade. The lobster in butter and garlic was amazing, soft and very tasty, same as the Isla sallad and the salmon, crispy outside and soft inside. General the service was too fast, starter came after 5 min and main dish after 10 min, means we was done after 35 mins, even if we supposed to stay longer. The waiter was a bit tired of life and need some sleep.

Mediocre food at above-average prices. The service was pleasantly quick and attentive – the restaurant looks super sweet and counts with lovely decoration. The prices are still within reason but a bit above average. That would be acceptable if the food quality matched – unfortunately, quite the opposite was true. I deliberately chose the pork medallions, hoping this would reduce the risk of dry meat compared to beef or chicken. Sadly, that’s exactly what I got: extremely dry, tough, and completely flavorless... I also had a sauce that was described as a passion fruit reduction, but it tasted more like a dilution. Instead of a rich, tangy contrast, it came across as flat and overly sweet – more like syrup than a proper sauce. It lacked depth, balance, and any real connection to the dish. Bottom line: You can go, but you don’t have to...we had better experiences at other comparable restaurants.

A really poor experience! I came here 2 years ago, the food was good. I visited tonight, it was dreadful. The prices have increased significantly, and the food has got awfully worse. The rice was stone cold, I had to send it back. The mashed potato had been heated up in the microwave. If any person willingly pays for such lazy service, more fool them. I would recommend avoiding this restaurant and looking elsewhere.

Had dinner here and everything was create. Menu has a lot of pasta items on it, service was friendly and attentive. Place really started filling up around 8, they have outdoor seating. Also liked the atmosphere as well.

Worst experience in San Andres!! Please avoid this place. The fish soup had a huge 2 inch bone in it plus a few spines (despite us asking if there were bones / spines and they said no). When we showed them, instead of apologizing they just laughed in our face. Didnt care that my husband could have died. They didnt try to make it right by offering a discount or anything, just angrily told us that all fish have bones… and had the nerve to ask for a tip! The prices are outrageously expensive, my chicken was very dry. I think the chef must have been drunk. Horrible service and worse food and prices. I dont understand how this place is in business. They are going to kill someone.