The Alamo

It was a very tasty and fulfilling food. A bit salty, but things are very salty in Bolivia in general. Great hospitality and very accommodating. Loved the atmosphere as well.

The restaurant has a nice atmosphere with a lot of weird objects. The waitresses were kind and alert. Food was fine and served very quickly. Maybe even to quick. The food is not extraordinary but neither is the price. Overall the price/value is good. Since we didnt get sick (which is rare in Bolivia) I would give it the overall 5 star rating😄.

Great food, great place, great atmosphere. You see something new every time you go.

Restaurant looks amazing, food was great and very cheap.

Within a few hours of eating here I had food poisoning and was throwing up for over 24 hours. I had the Milenesa and my friend who didn't have food poisoning had the Veg Milenesa, so I wonder if it’s the storing of meat. The decor is truly unique and fun, but be careful in terms of food choice.

I definitely won’t recommend. The chicken came RAW! I’ve never had that in my life. Told them to cook more and came back still raw. Asked for ketchup but did not get any. Service wasn’t great either. Please go elsewhere

The best place to eat in Tupiza. Its the funkiest little restaurant/bar. The food was great and the staff are lovely!

I have order the Lomo Montado, and unfortunately, my dining experience fell short of my expectations. Upon placing my order, I was initially pleased with the quick turnaround time, as the dish was served in under 5 minutes. However, this speed raised suspicions about the quality and freshness of the meal. Regrettably, these suspicions were confirmed as I took my first bite. The meat, which should have been served hot, was cold and tasted as if it had been preprepared rather than cooked to order. This particular dining experience was a letdown. I would advise future patrons to inquire about the freshness and preparation of the dishes before ordering, to avoid a similar disappointment.