Buffet restaurants in Central America
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Comidas Criollas
Right on the park, this impressive steam-table buffet serves huge portions of great food with a few solid vegetarian options.
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Panadería Latino
So much more than a bakery, this downtown institution is popular for its huge comida a la vista (buffet). Just smile and point - the servers will fill your plate with all manner of steaming delights including tasty lasagna, beef in salsa, and crisp veggies, then ladle you a cup of horchata (soft drink) from plastic pails at the end of the line.
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St George’s Dining Room
The main restaurant at the Radisson serves hearty buffet lunches with a different theme daily (Mexican, Caribbean, Asian etc) and a mainly Mediterranean dinner menu, with plenty of seafood and some vegetarian options. There are also buffets on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, and a big Sunday brunch. Dishes are reliably good.
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Comidas Royale
Right on Parque Central, this is one of the best buffets in town. Not only is it open all day, every day, but the trays always seem to be brimming with fresh food. Dishes vary by the hour – típico of all sorts is served up alongside Honduran-style chow mein, fried rice, sweet-and-sour chicken, and ribs.
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Fuente de Salud y Juventud
Mainly a natural goods store (vitamins, supplements etc), the Fount of Health & Youth also prepares a modest vegetarian buffet. The food is pretty underwhelming, but for vegetarians surviving on rice, beans and licuados (smoothies), it’s a welcome change. Spa treatments are offered here, too.
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Pollo Camperkin
Pollo Camperkin Comida a la vista (meal served buffet) is prepared daily at this modest cafeteria - there is typically a chicken dish (as the name suggests), vegetables and beans. Arrive early for each meal to get the best pickin's. Around sunset pupusas are served up hot and fresh.
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Comida a la Vista
Easily the best of the barrio's half-dozen steam-table buffets is this popular restaurant, with another location in Boloñia. It serves a variety of salads and meatles entrées in addition to the usual beef and chicken.
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La Esquina El Movimiento
Run by a youth collective, this interesting shop has artesanías on sale out front, plus a decent steam-table buffet at mealtimes, and an espresso machine, which your server may or may not feel like bothering with.
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Buffet Shangrilah
Show up at regular mealtimes for the best selection at this solid steam-table buffet, with a better-than-average salad bar and selection of vegetarian entrees. Bonus: they deliver.
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La Cazuela
There are two outlets of this seafood restaurant in the neighborhood, the first more upscale, the second a bit cheaper, with a great seafood lunch buffet.
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Maná de Cielo
This popular steam-table buffet is even better than Shangrilah's (but doesn't have the salad bar), with lots of meaty entrees.
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La Comedor Criolla
Not to be confused with Comidas Criollas, this place is close to the budget hotels and also does a good steam-table buffet.
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Mongolia Buffet
Choose to grill your own meat and veggies at the table or indulge in the very complete, and not entirely Asian, buffet.
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Delia Comidas
A simple buffet-style eatery that also doubles as a pulpería (mini-mart), internet cafe and call center.
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Las Bocaditas
It's worth checking the cheap 'n' traditional steam-table buffet at Las Bocaditas, to see if anything looks good.
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Restaurant Don Daffa
This steam-table buffet, right on the park, may be a bit on the pricey side, but that's because it rocks.
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Comedor-Fritanga Doña Cruz
Comedor-Fritanga Doña Cruz, the steam-table buffet, seems to have plenty of fried items.
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Won Ton Sui
Show up at meal times for the freshest choices at this Chinese steam-table buffet.
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