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Reggae House $
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(
7323-8327; Muñecas s/n; r per person B$20-25)
There's a definite relaxed vibe at the
aptly named Reggae House. Sorata-farians will love the wonderful terrace for guitar jams
and drum circles, while the tiny rooms with single beds leave something to be desired.
The whole place is rather dirty, but, hey, that's part of the deal, right? It also has a shared
kitchen, and staff can sometimes arrange bike or horse trips.
HOTEL
Eating
BAKERY
Café Illampu $
(snacks B$20-35; 9am-6:30pm Wed-Mon)
A 15-minute down-and-up walk from town,
this lovely relaxing spot is en route to the Gruta de San Pedro. Stop in on the return jour-
ney - if you stop on the way to the cave, you might not make it as Café Illampu is exceed-
ingly tranquil with views, a garden and llamas. It also offers good coffee, sandwiches on
homemade bread and great cakes - the Swiss owner is a master baker. You can camp here
for B$18.
Altai Oasis $$
(mains B$20-50;
) The peaceful balcony restaurant at this lovely retreat, 15 minutes'
walk from town, serves coffee, drinks and a range of vegetarian dishes. There are also T-
bone steaks and, for an Eastern European touch, Polish borscht and tasty goulash. It's a
great place to just sit with a drink too, with views over the valley and the tinkle of wind
chimes.
INTERNATIONAL
MARKET
Mercado $
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(Muñecas s/n; mains B$5-20)
Head to the market to grab the goods for a picnic lunch.
There's some food stands here, too.
La Casa del Turista $$
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(Plaza Enrique Peñaranda s/n; mains B$25-35)
This friendly eatery offers the best pizza
on the plaza, traditional international favorites like pasta and tacos, along with a few tried-
INTERNATIONAL
