They let me wait half hour even if I had a reservation, they provided me a table right next to bathroom door.. so disgusting !! And the restaurant was not full. They changed the table after asking many times, but just in front of the bathroom/kitchen. I would never ever recommend this place. There are a lot of places that the price is so much lower and have better service and food.

Delicious diner in a lovely atmosphere, warm and elegant. Highly recommended

It was a neat and clean place! Delicious sea food along with pasta!

Great place, food and nice attention from personal!!

An absolutely delish meal was had. We shared the creamy cheesy scallops for starters and the calamari. The scallops were sooooo delicious but the calamari could have been better. Then we had the gnocchi with bolognese and the fettuccini Alfredo with prosciutto and mushroom - both delicious. You could tell it was homemade pasta and gnocchi. The sangria is also delicious and service was great Highly recommend if you want some proper Italian food vs a Bolivian take on it

It’s one of the hidden jewels of Cochabamba cuisine, from the appetizers to the main course it was a delight, very accurate on the ingredients and seasoning, wide variety of dishes, Italian Spanish South American and more, cold pressed juices are a delight as well the drinks. Service was great and very helpful and friendly, it’s a high end restaurant, it’s a bit expensive but it’s worth the price. Overall great!!!

A good restaurante but not more. The pasta was good - solid but not suprisingly good or creative. Unfortunately the Tiramisu was a disaster, not sure what they've tried...

This is one of the best restaurants in Cochabamba, La Cantonata is an Italian style restaurant, elegant but not cozy at all. A real Italian experience is found more on a trattoria style environment. La Cantonata is a great italian like fine cuisine, very stylished and garnished presentation. Spectacular customer experience. Delicious, well, you can never go wrong with pasta. Like in any other venue in town. Never a wheelchair access. Sad, but that is the culture and the reality. Everything starts with caring, and that is poor management vision.