The slogan of Quito's first microbrewery is "For adventurers, by adventurers." The brews are more creative than most of the craft beer you will find in Ecuador, leaning toward the Pacific Northwest of the United States more than Europe. Highlights include a hoppy Black IPA, a Honey Ginger Saison, and a tasty Cloud Forest Coffee Porter, all brewed in nano-batches. Four nights a week the city's growing crop of beer geeks congregates amid the white brick walls and wood-beamed ceilings of this brewery and taproom. There are always at least six beers on tap, all better than the industrially brewed lagers found elsewhere, as well as fresh-baked cookies. Occasional open mic nights and hostel happy hours pop up on the schedule.
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Bandido Brewing
Olmedo 1-136
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Old Town
Hours
Wed–Sat 2–11pm
Phone
No phone
Prices
No cover, beers $2–$10
Web site
Bandido Brewing

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Olmedo 1-136 QuitoNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.