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#46 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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mdfehmel says:
In a city where good fare is hard to come by, this place was a welcome relief. It is built in an old Belizian industry and sits astride a manmade beach. Its open air environment is especially enjoyable around dusk. The pork chop was decent as was the always popular in Belize, rice and beans.
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#47 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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martiana says:
La Pin~a can be found about 45 minutes walk from PB and 30 minutes or so from Pavones, on the coastal road.
La Pin~a is an Italian owned restaurant, serving delicious authentic Italian food, and is pretty much the only option going, if you want a posh night out on the tiles in Punta Banco. It is...
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#48 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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cianmodel says:
Not your typical buffet service restaurant, Fogo Brasil Restaurant located in the heart of San Jose, Costa Rica offers you a typical Brazilian food and different type of meat served in a skewer. The men looks and probably taste good like the food(lol), and they make their rounds on each table with t...
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#49 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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Yoshu says:
Pedro's is a great place to go for a late night snack or meal. Really relaxed atmosphere with outdoor seating. We went fishing with Pedro earlier in the morning and caught some fish which the restaurant later cooked up for us.
Later that night we got ourselves involved in a hot chili eating c...
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#50 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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tj1777 says:
Jolly Rogers restaurant is one of the main restaurants on Caye Caulker. It is run by Jolly Rogers and his interior decorator went for a rather minimalistic decoration of the place. Such things as old paintings and stuffed fish on the walls have been dropped. Actually such things as walls and roof ha...
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#51 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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barduini says:
Delicious hamburgers and burritos! They also have pasta salad with shrimp, which was excellent, among other choices. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable, especially at lunch time. The best place to eat is out on the large deck in the back, which overlooks the sea. Order a couple of ...
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#52 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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Higton says:
There is a sign outside of the Dominical Backpackers Hostel up the side street to a Caribbean restaurant. Do yourself a favour and follow it, this is a real hidden gem. It is situated by the river with views out back (although ever so slightly pongy).
As with anything "Caribbean" the World ove...
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#53 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
The best place and one of the cheapest in Puerto Veijo, is Chili Roja, its a Thai, middle easten restaurant which also serves veggie foods, its a tiny little place, on the main road, there are only 8 tables and it is packed every single night, believe me, the food is amazing... If you like Thai...
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#54 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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lizzo100 says:
I loved this place so much! Ok on the sign it does say it opens 12 till 12 but actually seems to open up at 6pm, but even so, the food heer is lush! It is a mexican place! The man who owns it is a very nice man who will give you any information you want about Samara! The food is also pretty cheap! D...
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#55 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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Higton says:
Boy, oh boy. I love this place. The food is good and it sells cakes. A great atmosphere pervades here, but the best thing is coffee. Some of the iced coffees elsewhere in the country are a bit rubbish. Not here, the iced cappuchino is excellent. The cakes here are...
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#56 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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Ivegotmytowel says:
This restaurant is a first-class eating establishment. It has a great ambiance to it, with memorabilia all around the walls from Frida Khalo's life and times. The waitstaff are fun and kind, and the restaurant has a good blend of locals and tourists, always a good sign in my book. And the food is to...
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#57 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
Well i never thought i could find a decent pizza outside San Jose, but omg i have, without a doubt, if you ever travel to Cahuita then you gotta eat atleast one meal at "Pizz n Love" the pizza was amazing, and not just boring toppings, but decent ones, being that i was with a veggie, we had the "The...
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#58 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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barduini says:
A great little place at the south end of Front Street. There is indoor seating, and a couple of outdoor tables, as well. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.
The pasta is very good, and can be served with alfredo sauce or garlic sauce. The seafood is excellent, as well. By far the best d...
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#59 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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dd977chic says:
I had found this cafe online before the trip. David & I happened to walk by it while doing some shopping. We ate there for lunch. I kept looking at the table linens, I loved them so much, I wish I could of bought some to bring home. Food is good!
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#60 of 91 restaurants in Central America
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EDGtravel says:
El Toro is a hotel - restaurant We never stayed in the hotel part, but we ate many times at the restaurant for lunch and dinner. The food is great and had a friendly staff working there. The menu had a large variety of food from seafood, pasta, burritos, hamburgers, salad..etc. In the back, is an...
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