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taurants, you should be aware that listed prices don't include either the 15% tax or the
10% 'voluntary' tip, which, combined, can boost your bill substantially.
Parque Sandino, 4c O)
, out on the road to Managua, has slightly more 'gourmet' offerings
from the Mercado Municipal, has better prices, a narrower selection and a tiny on-site
bakery.
Granada has excellent street food, with bags of fruit salad (with fork US$0.30) and oth-
er goodies on sale between the Parque Central and the Mercado Municipal (
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in
set up in the Parque Central and Calle La Calzada, dishing up barbecue,
gallo pinto
(rice
and beans) and all things fried onto washed banana leaves for you to enjoy.
Garden Café
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SANDWICHES
$
(Calle La Libertad, Parque Central, 1c E; sandwiches US$4-5; 7am-9pm; )
Offering the
best salads and sandwiches in town, this tranquil little spot also does excellent coffee and
a range of breakfasts.
Don Luca's
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(Calle La Calzada s/n; pizzas US$2.50-4, mains US$5-10)
While the pizza is on the bland side of
scrumdiddlyumptious, this friendly outdoor eatery offers a great vantage for people-
watching and a wide selection of Italian faves.
PIZZERIA
$
Café de las Sonrisas
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NICARAGUAN
$
(
www.tioantonio.org
;
Calle Real Xalteva; dishes US$2.50-4; 7am-5pm Mon-Fri, to 2pm Sat &
Sun)
Practice your international communication at this nonprofit cafe run by staff who are
deaf. There's a picture-gram menu, sign charts and basic Nicaraguan fare that's hearty and
wholesome. It also sells hammocks made by blind people.
Euro Café
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CAFE
$
