Café restaurants in The Southwest
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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