Restaurants in Estelí
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La Gran Via
Chinese food comes hot, fresh and in large portions; the soups are great. Lunch specials are a better deal.
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Vuela Vuela
One of Estelí's best restaurants, serving delicious roasted meat, good salads and sandwiches, and big breakfasts (presto 'coffee' though…hmmm). Not the cheapest place, but worth the splurge if you've OD'd on gallo pinto.
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La Casita
La Casita is surrounded by gardens framing a mountain stream and is the perfect place to relax amid all the jungly loveliness. Here you can enjoy chai tea, homemade yogurt or the signature mariedas, a small loaf of whole-wheat bread with different toppings (veggies, hummus, cheese, whatever). There is a little shop selling spices, seeds, top-quality handicrafts and other interesting items in front, or you may prefer to wander out back and enjoy the finca (farm).
It's hidden about 1km south of town along the Interamericana, just past Cecalli.
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Rincón Pinareño
Almost worth the trip from Managua - in an ordinario - this Cuban restaurant serves up crusty pressed sandwiches that skimp on nothing, truly delicious soups and more in a cozy dining room that can get packed at lunch.
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Restaurante Casa Italia
Not only does the friendly owner create eight kinds of spaghetti, lasagnas and pizzas, plus good antipasti, from Italian family recipes, he also teaches Italian classes, if you need to brush up.
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Juventus Centro Cultural
The open-air patio offers sweeping views of the mountains to the west, making a fine setting for the excellent coffee, licuados and sandwiches served here.
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Tacomex
Tex-Mex fast food comes blunted for the sensitive Nicaraguan palate but tasty nonetheless; try the 'gringa,' like a quesadilla, with salsa inside.
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Casa de Cultura
Vegetarian offerings and tasty juices (along with teas, fresh yogurt and pancakes) are served in this pleasant outdoor café.
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Café-Arte Tipscayan
The family of San Juan de Limay soapstone sculptor Freddy Moreno serve ultratraditional fare (there's a menu category for 'lukewarm drinks') like güirílas and cheese curd, montucas and grilled meats, as well as excellent coffee in this amazing space, packed with gleaming art. It's well worth seeing: Freddy sculpted the cathedral's baptismal font, the Stations of the Cross and several secular public pieces displayed throughout the region, plus he's very friendly.
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Reposteria España
The best bakery in town also serves fresh fruit juices and salads.
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