Other restaurants in Sucre
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Florín
Rapidly turning into the place to be seen in Sucre, this atmospheric bar-restaurant serves a mixture of typical Bolivian food and international dishes, including a ‘Full English’ breakfast. Popular with locals and gringos alike, who line up along the enormous 13m-long bar (surely the biggest in Bolivia?) at night during the two-for-one happy hour.
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Las Bajos
One of the oldest and most typical of the choricerías (restaurant specializing in chorizo) in Sucre, though it’s not just sausage on the menu. The owner is a Beatles fanatic and downstairs is a miniature recreation of Liverpool’s Cavern Club, the walls adorned with posters, album covers and other Fab Four memorabilia.
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Plaza Pub
Filling, mostly meat-based meals are a little pricey, but this is also a great place for a drink, with the outdoor balconies perfect for people-watching on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
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El Paso de los Abuelos
Good salteñerías (bakeries that specialize in salteñas ) include El Paso de los Abuelos; get there early as they sell out fast.
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El Patio
Good salteñerías (bakeries that specialize in salteñas ) include El Patio; get there early as they sell out fast.
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Café Las Delicias
Specialty cakes and pastries from the Chiquitania region of Bolivia including the delicious masaco (bananas with cheese).
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