La Paz
Stands sell empanadas and chicken sandwiches, while comedores serve up daily fare at this five-story market.
La Paz
Stands sell empanadas and chicken sandwiches, while comedores serve up daily fare at this five-story market.
Santa Cruz
The biggest and best supermarket in the city, selling all those foods you miss from home. There's also a food court.
Amazon Basin
A local favorite that specializes in traditional Moxos dishes. Worryingly, also listed in the phone book as a disco!
Tiwanaku
The only eating option on the north-eastern side of the ruins, with trout, quinoa soup and other local specialties.
Santa Cruz
Fun, cozy little resto-bar with a lively atmosphere. Great beer and burger selection, and delicious chicken wings.
Bolivia
Simple place with a friendly owner serving up mostly basic meat and rice dishes. Not always open the posted hours.
Santa Cruz
For a good variety of (relatively expensive) ingredients to prepare meals yourself, try this central supermarket.
Bolivia
Head to the market to grab goods for a picnic lunch. There are some food stands here, too (mostly fried chicken).
Santa Cruz & Gran Chiquitania
Simple local restaurant on the square serving soups and mains such as milanesas (breaded cutlets).
Santa Cruz & Gran Chiquitania
Head here for homemade cakes and ice cream. It's on the main road, one block west of the entrance to town.
La Paz
Locals dig this pint-sized salteña joint with five options and five tables.