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Inexpensive
comedores
(basic eateries) cling to the outside of the Mercado Municipal
Ernesto Fernández, just outside the bus terminal. Plastic baggies of
vigorón
(mashed
yucca topped with coleslaw and pork rinds), fruit salad and
gallo pinto
(blended rice and
beans) can be had for less than US$1, a sit-down meal with a drink for around US$2.
There's also snack stalls on the Parque 17 de Octubre and in the Mercado Artesanías.
Fruti Fruti
(Av Zelaya, parque central, 3c N; snacks US$2-6; 7am-10pm)
Fruit smoothies, cold sand-
wiches, salads and snacks served with a smile in spotless surrounds make this a fine stop.
SANDWICHES
$
Taquería La Jarochita
(Av Zelaya, parque central, 1c N; dishes US$7-12; 11:30am-late)
All your Tex-Mex faves are
here, served up in a stately and elegant atmosphere. Get in early for a balcony seat out
front and watch the world go by.
MEXICAN
$$
La Ronda
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(Calle San Miguel, frente parque central; dishes US$4-6; lunch & dinner Tue-Sun)
This bar-res-
taurant right on the main plaza has juicy steaks, cold beers and a friendly atmosphere.
Drinking
Mezon La Terraza
(Av Nindirí, frente parque central; noon-late Tue-Sat)
This small bar overlooking the park
features loud music, a
very
young crowd and plenty of rum. Your call.
BAR
Entertainment
Discos are clustered around the entrance to the
malecón
- go for a walk and see which
thumping beat suits you best.
Coco Jamboo
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DANCE
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