Restaurants in Uyuni
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Minuteman Revolutionary Pizza
This convivial spot, inside the Toñito Hotel, run by Chris from Boston and his Bolivian wife Sussy, is a deserved travelers’ favorite with the best pizzas in town, tasty alternatives like salads, pastas and sandwiches and fantastic desserts. It’s also a cozy spot for a beer or candlelit glass of Tarija wine or a hearty breakfast (B$20 to B$30) with all you can drink coffee or tea. If you have old sunglasses, you can do a good deed – drop them off here and they’ll be donated to the salt workers in Colchani.
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Place of Colors
This friendly café wins points for its charming name and keeps visitors happy with various breakfasts, sandwiches and baguettes, a great pique (hearty Bolivian favorite of chopped beef, sausages, chips and a spicy sauce) in the evening, and hot wine for that cold you caught on the salar tour. Small, simple and pleasing.
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La Loco
This friendly French-run restaurant and pub is a barn-like space that’s lit low and furnished with comfortingly chunky wooden furniture around a log fire. There are plenty of drinks and a short but classy menu that offers croques monsieur (grilled ham and cheese sandwiches), crepes and llama steaks with a gourmet touch.
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Italiana
Service can be painfully slow at this buzzing place with bamboo decor and plenty of travelers. The menu features a variety of Mexican and Italian dishes such as tacos, enchiladas, pastas, and some vegetarian options. You can wash your meal down with a beer or cocktail.
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Restaurant 16 de Julio
Right along the main strip, this is a good place to escape the fellow gringos. Pleasant and friendly, it has a full spectrum of international and Bolivian dishes. Expect to wait a while to get served, especially at lunchtime when locals flock here.
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Wiphala Pub
Named after the multicolored Aymará flag, this place has a welcoming feel with its wooden tables, earthy vibe and board games. It serves tasty Bolivian dishes, specializing in llama meat and quinoa, and has quinoa beer.
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Kactus
In an upstairs location along Arce, this is a no-fuss restaurant popular with locals for its affordable food choices. The service can be spotty and the menu isn’t particularly exciting, but the food is decent.
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Por’t Alba
A good place to fill up before the train ride, with a spacious interior clad in wood and a big fireplace in the middle. Food choices consist of the usual: pizzas, pastas, hamburgers and some national dishes.
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Arco Iris
Something of an Uyuni classic for pizza and drinks, this place with wooden benches and ethnic decor is friendly and popular as a place to socialize and link up with other travelers.
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