Reina De La Nube

I always love coming here. Their morocho is fantastic and their food is AMAZING.

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Pretty delicious, large portion sizes for the price. Everything felt fresh and well seasoned. My boyfriend and I shared El Cholito, which had a mixture of meats plus ceviche and maduros. We added the cow feet soup with mote which was delicious but ultimately too much food ha. Overall enjoyed the simple, down to earth atmosphere (which I prefer compared to some more gentrified pan Latin places that typify Brooklyn). The waitress that served us was very nice and gave the right amount of attention.

This is the place for good Ecuadorian food and fresh bread

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Eat the World NYC review:
From the outside, with an awning that has long disintegrated away, the poetic and whimsical name of "Queen of the Cloud" might only be familiar to Ecuadorians and a few Peruvians with knowledge of the history. A sticker in the front window honors nuestra señora de la nube, a story that goes back to the 1600's when the Virgin Mary appeared in the sky above a prayer procession on its way from a village to Quito. At the site of this appearance, there is now a festival each year to celebrate the events.

Back down here on Earth, this little bakery and restaurant is popular with livery cab drivers and other Ecuadorians inspired by their weekday lunch specials, excellent prices, and quick service allowing them to get back in their cars and back to work. A shrine in the front has dolls to (I'm guessing) represent the Blessed Mother, and some patrons say a prayer and touch her dress on the way out.