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vice, sizzling tableside
parrilladas
(plates of mixed grilled meats), great
almuerzos
(set
lunches) and a pleasant covered patio.
BOLIVIAN
El Fogon $
(Brasil 5021; mains B$25)
One of your best bets in town for
charquekan
, this glossy
diner-style eatery may feel like a chain, but locals love it.
Irupana $
(S Galvarro 5891)
This health-food chain has a great selection of nutritious snacks - but
not a Nacho Cheese Dorito in sight.
SELF-CATERING
Pagador $
(Pagador 1440; almuerzo B$15, mains B$25-45)
This no-frills restaurant is deservedly
popular with locals. The fixed lunch is especially good on the covered patio outside.
BOLIVIAN
Pastelería Dumbo $
(Junín, near 6 de Octubre; almuerzo B$9; closed Sat & Sun)
A decent quick stop for
cakes, empanadas,
salteñas
, hot drinks and
helados
(ice creams).
BAKERY
El Huerto $
(Bolívar near Pagador; almuerzo B$10; closed Sat)
Tasty cakes, snacks and cooked-
to-order vegetarian lunches are served at this friendly hole-in-the-wall.
CAFE
Bravo's Pizza $
(cnr Bolívar & S Galvarro; pizzas B$19-30, pastas B$28-45)
Bright, with big windows
overlooking the square and a light ambience, this 2nd-floor eatery has 20 varieties of
pizza, including a spicy one with dried llama meat, plus hamburgers, sandwiches, burritos
and breakfasts (B$20).
PIZZERIA
