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Tropical
This is Riberalta’s most upscale restaurant, leading the residents to nickname it Tropicarísimo (very expensive…). Gargantuan portions of meat, chicken and fish accompanied by salad, rice and fried manioc feed two or three normal-sized people, though the profusion of animal skins and stuffed wildlife hanging off the walls and ceiling might put you off.
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Maderos
If you’re a Mexican food fanatic you’ll have been scouring the continent for a place like this. Top-class burritos and all the rest are served in this palapa roofed hangout. Key to its success is that it gives you the ingredients and lets you fold up your own fajitas.
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Churrasquería la Estancia
Ask anybody in Trinidad where to get a good bit of beef and you will be sent here. With its palm roof and coal fire barbecue hamming up the ranch-house setting, the succulent and juicy cuts will make you wonder how other restaurants even dare to call themselves churrasquerías.
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Casa del Turista
As interesting for its rickety bamboo structure as for the menu of Italian, Mexican and Bolivian dishes that it serves up. It feels a bit like the House that Jack Built, so be careful on the staircase after indulging in the exotic frozen cocktails during the nightly happy hour.
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La Casona
Trinidad’s most famous restaurant unfortunately doesn’t live up to the hype. Give the overpriced à la carte meals a miss and stick to the lunchtime almuerzo.
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Club Social
Right on the plaza, in a shady, breezy courtyard, the lovely social club is a local family favorite. The generous two-course menus include soup, meat, rice and veg, plus a drink.
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Horno Camba
The best of the restaurants on the plaza serving fish, chicken and Beni beef. What’s more, the sidewalk seating provides a front-row view of the nightly Kawasaki derby.
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La Choza del Pescador
There’s not much on the menu here, just fish cooked in about five different ways, but if you are feeling fishy then this is a good place to drop anchor.
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Cherrie’s Ice Cream Shop
Sometimes you just need one, don’t you? This little kiosk has a variety of flavors, plus inventive sundaes and milkshakes to whet your appetite.
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Churrasquería Patujú
This place serves up tasty, good-value steak-oriented meals. The best place for a decent feed in the town center.
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La Fonda Mojeña
Typical food is the order of the day at this little restaurant famous for its local specialities.
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Club Social El Progreso
This place serves inexpensive almuerzos, good filtered coffee, drinks and fine desserts.
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Churrasquería Sujal
This out-of-town steakhouse is a nice, quiet place, most readily accessible by moto-taxi (B$15).
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Snack Bar Antonella
Pleasant place for a beer and a snack as you watch the world go round the plaza.
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Snack Antonella
Serves simple meals in an eclectic dining area carved out of the family’s home, and at wood tables set up on the sidewalk facing the plaza. It’s mostly tortas, salgados, and other light fare but it also has fish and chicken dishes, served with rice, beans and salad.
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Restaurant Un Gusto a Más
Get Brazilian-style grub at Bolivian prices at this bright, popular eatery, run by a hard-working Bolivian-Brazilian family. The self-serve spread is modest but tasty, with dishes from both sides of the border, and the dining area is spacious and colorful.
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