Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Eating
ICE CREAM
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Super Frutto
(Calle Central s/n; ice cream US$2-3)
The best gelato in all of Nicaragua is served up at this
after-dinner favorite. Note: in the heat, you are better off avoiding cones.
SANDWICHES
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El Gato Negro
(Texaco station, 2c O; sandwiches & light meals US$4-6)
The coolest cafe around has a great se-
lection of espresso-based drinks, yummy cakes, comfy lounges, and a large selection of
new and used books for sale.
Pan de Vida
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BAKERY
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8am-6pm)
Stop by this bakery for the best breads in
(Entrance Rd; baked items US$1-3;
town.
MARKET
Mercado
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(Dishes US$2-4)
For the cheapest meals in town.
El Colibrí
(Texaco station, 5c S; dishes US$7-10; dinner Tue-Sun; )
One of the best menus in town
can be found at this relaxed indoor-outdoor Mediterranean restaurant. The regular dishes
are good and the specials board is always full of winners - try the stuffed bell peppers
(US$7.50) or the succulent filet mignon with gorgonzola cream sauce (US$10). Also on
offer is a small but good selection of vegetarian dishes.
INTERNATIONAL
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Mesón Español
(Av del Mar s/n; mains US$6-13; 11am-10:30pm)
One of the more upscale beachfront eater-
ies, this tapas joint also has a good selection of beef and seafood on offer. Try the paella or
tortilla española.
SPANISH
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