
La Gualacena
3.7 (343)restaurant
A snug Brooklyn spot serving comforting, affordable Ecuadorian dishes like chaulafan in a friendly, homey setting.
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Eating here means squeezing in, as the dining room feels a little bit tight. While the cheap daily set menus are a staple for locals, some patrons have flagged consistency issues with food freshness. The neighborhood spot also has a rowdier side after dark, drawing complaints about disruptive late-night noise and fights linked to early-morning alcohol sales.
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Tight seatingAffordable set menu