Café restaurants in San Salvador
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Koffee Mix
Next to the Galería 1-2-3 art gallery, this upscale café serves only Café Illy coffee, whether in a cappuccino, frappé, latté, espresso or simple drip. You can also order fresh juices, smoothies and tea, as well as good but overpriced. The interior is sleek and cool (in both senses); shady outdoor tables look onto the street.
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Casablanca Café
The Casablanca has popular lunch specials and good comida a la vista - fresh chiles rellenos with a side of veggies do just fine. The dining area could use some natural light - or artificial light, for that matter - but the formica-topped tables and green ceramic-tile floor have their retro charm.
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Comedor y Pupusería La Ceiba
A cheap no-frills eatery that is fairly convenient. Expect comida a la vista for breakfast and lunch - chicken tamales are morning faves, while roast chicken, chili rellenos, beef soup and shrimp tortas are popular for lunch. Pupusas are patted up from 17:30.
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Mister Donut
If you can't bring yourself to eat at the gas station, this popular restaurant makes a good, quick alternative, with everything from eggs and beans to steak and Caesar salad. Plenty of donuts, too. There's another branch in Centro Comercial San Luis.
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Cafeterí Arco Iris
Just down the street from Universidad Franscisco Gavidia, the menu at this small eatery changes daily - it's comida a la vista - but the mix always includes chicken, veggies and rice. Get there early for the best selection.
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Gasolinera Esso
Laugh all you want, but the freshly made sandwiches at this gas station are cheap, fast and pretty dang good. The moccachinos aren't bad either. It's close to the hostels.
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Punto Café
Located at the Museum of Modern Art, this café is popular with wealthy capitalinos and serves creative and pricey dishes in a sleek dining area.
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