Restaurants in San Ignacio (Cayo)
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Hanna’s Restaurant
Hanna’s is the most popular spot in town, any time of day. Go for fresh-squeezed juices, hearty omelettes and homemade yogurt at breakfast; rice and beans or filling sandwiches for lunch; or Hanna’s delectable spicy ginger rum shrimp for an unbeatable dinner. Indian dishes and other meatless options cater to vegetarians.
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Café Sol
The menu at Café Sol is eclectic, with Greek salad wraps, pineapple ginger chicken and Thai noodle shrimp salad, making it a delightfully delicious place to eat. But the cafe also enjoys an easygoing coffee shop atmosphere, with artwork on the walls and plush sofas in the corner, so you might be just as inclined to order coffee and dessert or a fruit smoothie while you read and relax.
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Martha’s Kitchen
Martha’s receives all-round rave reviews, not only for its well-appointed rooms, but also for the diverse and delectable menu. Highlights run the gamut, from tasty pizza and delicious fish burritos, to juicy steaks and vegetarian kebabs. Take a seat inside the wood-accented dining room or outside on the foliage-fronted terrace, but don’t be surprised if you have to wait.
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Hode’s Place
Locals love this rambling place north of the center. A large terrace restaurant opening onto a citrus orchard and kids’ playground, it’s a popular spot for families (a jukebox and games room also help). Friendly service and satisfying food – from burritos and fajitas to steaks, seafood and rice and beans – complete the successful recipe.
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Amore Mio
Who can resist homemade pizza and pasta dishes made by a real Italian chef? On an inviting terrace overlooking Market Sq, Amore Mio’s husband-wife team – Fabio and Simonetta – serves up crispy-crust pies and pasta al dente. Wash it down with a swig of vino rosso and you might forget you are in Central America.
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Erva’s
Locals recommend Erva’s for top-notch Belizean food and super-friendly service. Try the local Cayo specialty known as chaya, which is a leafy green, often sautéed with butter and garlic. The interior of this place is pretty nondescript; take a seat on the tiny terrace and enjoy the breeze while you wait for your meal.
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Firenza Café
Please your palate with daily changing seafood specials, handmade Italian sausage or fresh pasta. There is an inviting seating area on the back patio, but be warned: you can’t avoid the aromas wafting from the pizza oven, so it’s virtually impossible not to order one of the specialty pies!
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Pop’s Restaurant
This small, friendly diner is a good choice for a filling, slightly greasy breakfast at a good price, served all day.
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Eagle’s Landing
To eat local food and hang out with local people, stop by Eagle’s Landing.
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