Café restaurants in Bolivia
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Café Mirador
The café of the Museo de los Niños Tanga-Tanga overlooks a botanical garden that exhibits a range of foliage from around the country. The panoramic views are a sunset treat and worth the hike up the hill, and it's a sweet place to linger over juice, sandwiches, cocktails or the rich desserts.
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Café Mokka
A stylish place with a pavement terrace overlooking the square, they serve not-amazing coffee, decent cocktails and good, light grub. Tables are decorated with weird arrangements of peanuts and coffee beans.
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Villa Bonita
This delightfully peaceful garden-cafe is 600m from town but feels a world away. The relaxed, personable owners offer delicious homemade ice creams and sorbets bursting with fresh fruit, tasty sundaes with unusual local liqueurs, and an eclectic range of vegetarian dishes. Meals are served outside where you can appreciate the valley views.
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This upstairs café is opposite the tourist kiosk - you enter through a small salteñería (place specializing in salteñas - filled pastries). It's a peaceful spot more used to locals than tourists. What's on offer is very limited, but the service is friendly.
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Aries
This attractive little local is run by a friendly boss and serves a good set lunch and tasty, spicy Bolivian dishes like picante de pollo (chicken with a hot sauce served with potatoes and rice) and pique (a spicy mix of beef, sausages and peppers on a pile of chips).
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Pepe’s Coffee Bar
This cheery, inviting, arty little cafe is tucked away on a sunny bend in the Witches’ Market. It’s a cozy place for coffee or cocktails. Big breakfasts and veggie lunch options go down easily while browsing the library of guidebooks and English-language periodicals.
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Potocchi
This pleasant family-run place has a rustic vibe and serves llama steak and quinoa soup as the specialties, and plenty of vegetarian choices. It hosts an acoustic peña (folk music performance; cover B$15) nightly during the high season; on Wednesday and Friday otherwise.
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Confitería Club de La Paz
For a quick coffee or empanada, join the well-dressed elderly patrons in their daily rituals. The cafe was formerly renowned as a literary cafe and haunt of politicians (and, formerly, of Nazi war criminals); today, it’s better known for its strong espresso and cakes.
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Le Bistrot
Hang out with the Sopochachi cool cats at this chic bistrot below the Alianza Francesa. It's got a smoky atmosphere, art on the walls and funky lighting, and is pleasant for a crêpe and coffee. The food lets it down a little, but it's a lovely place to chill.
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4060
This spacious contemporary café-bar has earned plenty of plaudits for its pizzas, burgers and Mexican food (and paella, if you order it in advance) and as a sociable spot for a drink. There’s a good beer selection.
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La Casona
Out-of-the-oven salteñas by day, quick sandwiches for lunch, and pizza and pasta at dinner keep this little place buzzing, especially at night when it gets really busy and hot, temperature-wise.
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Kuchen Stube
A favorite for sweet snacks with decadent German pastries, reasonable coffee, fresh juices and quiche lorraine. Each day they have a special lunch – from vegetarian to Italian fare – for B$25.
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Dumbo - Ballivián
The jumbo-size Dumbo serves a range of things throughout the day, from breakfast pancakes to bland but decent burgers and main dishes, and is particularly popular for a late-afternoon ice cream and coffee.
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Dumbo - Heroínas
The jumbo-size Dumbo serves a range of things throughout the day, from breakfast pancakes to bland but decent burgers and main dishes, and is particularly popular for a late-afternoon ice cream and coffee.
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El Nido de Uchi
One of several cafés around the plaza, this stylish set-up, with tables in the form of coffee mills and displays of beans in various stages of processing, is run by the local coffee cooperative.
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Cristal
Cristal serves a range of things throughout the day, from breakfast pancakes to bland but decent burgers and main dishes, and is particularly popular for a late-afternoon ice cream and coffee.
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Club Social
With an atmospheric, open-air riverfront setting, Club Social is a good place to enjoy a cocktail. It serves up meat, chicken and à la carte international dishes for dinner.
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Abya-Yala
A simple but atmospheric place with rough wooden chairs, an indigenous theme, snacks, mediocre coffee and a friendly feel. There's often folk music at nights on the stage.
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Mateo’s
This traditional cafe-restaurant, on a busy corner in the heart of town, is popular with families for its range of decent snacks, meals, coffee and cold beer.
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Café Frances
This intimate and popular option serves excellent coffee, tea, cakes, quiche and both sweet and savory crêpes in a Paris-like setting.
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El Huerto
Tasty cakes, snacks and cooked-to-order vegetarian lunches are served at this friendly hole-in-the-wall place.
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Café Tertulias
An intimate bohemian hangout for chats over coffee, beer or food, which is principally pizza, salads and pasta.
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