
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Aniceto Arce 35, Sucre, Bolivia
Phone: +591 71931640
Website: https://lataverne.com.bo/
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Reviews
I had the 400gr sirloin steak, with chimichurri sauce. Good steak but a bit unevenly cooked.
I wish I could choose; the meat, sauce and sides all separately. Would make the experience better for me.
Anyway, solid 4/5 stars! Thanks.
-19.046648°, -65.259312° On Calle Aniceto, look for the “Alliance Français” sign and enter an alley to a courtyard and turn 180° to see the entrance. The menu has a French touch and there are excellent daily specials, including hearty Argentinian steaks and filet mignon, as well as a good wine selection. In short, this restaurant offers formal dining on tablecloths with a tasty menu and professional service. Friends have recommended this restaurant for its quiet and cozy atmosphere and culinary performance.
In April 2025 we ordered the daily special Entrecôte Café Paris (118BS) with high expectations. The house wine (Merlot) (25BS) was good. The service seemed to be top notch but forgot the steak knife. From the beginning, the entrecôte was impossible to cut with normal cutlery. The steak knives did not succeed either. The entrecôte contained many hard parts that could not be eaten hard parts. We did not return the entrecôte to the kitchen to postpone the dinner for the others. But we had seen enough and concluded the daily special suffered a quality supply chain problem and the chef did not intervene. We left without dessert.
Our friends were disappointed that La Traverne had not delivered. So were we.
We went for dinner here and to be honest I had low expectations for a French restaurant in Sucre, but wow. We had the French onion soup, Steak with Roquefort sauce and Fettuccine del Mar all of which were excellent. Desserts were great too.
We chose one of the cheapest wines on the menu (we’re backpackers) and it was also excellent.
Also decent coffees.
And yeah, it’s expensive for Bolivia, but it’s still cheaper than Europe and just as good if not better.
Easily one of the best meals we’ve had in South America to date and we’ve been to a lot of places…
Also the side salad of lettuce with raw onion dressed in mustard really reminded me of a Big Mac, in a good way.
The atmosphere is really nice, the place has a nice classy but cozy, a lot of dark wood and low lighting.
Definitely recommend!