La Cuchara

Very disappointed.. Food was BAD.. I dont complain about food . This is were my Friend wanted to go for her BDAY… They took for Ever to bring the food out.. it was Cold and my “Churrasco” was Nothing close to a Churrasco.. it was a little steak which I could not even Cut.. and when I asked 2 times for a knife.. they didnt have a steak knife. $56 given away😵‍💫

The food was absolutely phenomenal for what I paid for. I ordered a Mojarra Frita with a side of french fries and it blew my expectations. The fish was very savory and the sides that came with the dish compliment each other well. I tried one of their amazing authentic Colombian sodas. I had to top it off with a chicken empanada to end my experience. Not to mention the staff is very friendly. You pair that up with a beautiful ambience of Colombian culture and its like you're genuinely at the real thing. Words don't do it justice though, you have to go and visit yourself. Definitely recommend 10/10!!!

The worst food my taste buds had no flavor at all

Typical Ecuadorian dishes from various regions of the country.

Amazing food!! Affordable, clean and simple. Nothing fancy, but a top choice for local Spanish food.

There is much more going on over there dont eat anything from this shop

Small place, buffet style lunch and dinner, large portions for the price. Can order from the menu.

Food was OK. Nothing special. Not very friendly.

What a great little surprise in this Ecuadorian enclave of Ossining, NY. I walked into La Cuchara while waiting on a client nearby. This is a working man's plate type of restaurant. Their portions are solid and you will not leave hungry. They were pretty busy on this early Saturday afternoon. I had the "Pollo Guisado" with rice, beans, maduro frito (fried sweet plantain), and some CURTIDO. Now if you're Ecuadorian, you know you just can't have any OL' CURTIDO. It has to be fresh and it has to have balance on the seasoning, texture, and citrus (ONLY LIME). The right CURTIDO is like a good caviar atop a fancy-schmancy plate. The waitress was friendly and attentive. Will definitely come back and try something else.

This is one of the best kept local Ecuadorian secret. It's family style service and selection of Ecuadorian dishes are fabulous. All the dishes here are authentic and tasty. My favorite dish is called guata and it is tripe in a sauce made with peanut. This is served over yellow rice mix. They have some delicious meat and fish dishes. They also have fabulous ceviche!

The food was delicious . We came to visit from the Bronx & definitely coming back to Ossining. The service wasn't too great we had to wait a while but it was worth the wait .