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Ariki o Te Pana
Just thinking about Ariki o Te Pana's melt-in-your-mouth, girth-expanding empanadas - especially the queso y atún (cheese and tuna) - tickles the taste buds. Despite a colorful mural, the decor is remarkably unremarkable, but that's part of the fun.
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Kopakabana
Nosh on freshly prepared fish and meat dishes in this Hanga Roa classic. If you're after something unusual, try rape rape (shell), a local delicacy. The all-wood, barnlike surrounds boast a kind of ramshackle charm. The twice-weekly Polynesian dance show is also well regarded.
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La Taverne du Pêcheur
After a touch of sophistication? This much-lauded French outpost is really worth splashing out for. The expansive menu groans with lip-smacking dishes, such as roquefort or maître d'hotel beef, but it's also a good place to feast on sumptuous lobster. Knock it all down with a glass of Chilean wine. The interior oozes rustic charm.
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