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Café Il Botticello
Small enough to fill up fast, this unpretentious Italian bistro produces some of the best pizzas around. While you're waiting, fill your plate from the antipasto bar.
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Las Cancelas
This tasca (Spanish-style bar-restaurant) breathes tradition, with a bullfighting gallery and an extraordinarily long bar, and serves some of the better paellas in town.
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Nonna Bella
For well-prepared risottos, raviolis and pizzas, check out this pleasant open-air Italian restaurant occupying a large court in the Chacaíto shopping mall. Though it's on the slick side, the kitchen still retains the spirit of 'beautiful Grandma,' as the name translates.
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Restaurant da Marcelo
For quality Italian fare at the lower end of the price scale, check this unpretentious place hidden down a sidestreet.
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Restaurant Real Past
Catering to students and other cash-strapped types, Real Past has some of the cheapest and most appetizing pasta and pizza around, though none of the swanky setting.
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Restaurant Terra Park
Bow-tied waiters shout orders at thunderous volumes at this bustling open-air Spanish restaurant on a broad, breezy ground terrace beside the Torre Oeste. It's a great place to chow down in the Parque Central; the menú del día will leave you contentedly stuffed.
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Tasca La Tertulia
Highlights include the empanada de bacalao (salt-cod tart) and baked lamb; portions are huge.
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Tasca Mallorca
This smaller, cozier place has just a few tables alongside the bar.
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Tasca Rías Gallegas
The horseshoe-shaped bar and various wood-paneled salons here overflow with chattering caracaqueños at lunchtime or after work.
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