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Belize Food Guide: 9 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cayo
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Cayo including Authentic Flavors, Tipico Salvadoreno, Rolson's Cocina Cantina, Hibiscus Fast Food, Wingz, Mexican Taco Factory, Coze Grill, Boca's Restaurant, Rossely"s
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9. Rossely"s
Rossely's location is ideal. You might say its the center of the wheel when traveling in the Cayo District. Located at the intersection of Iguana Creek Road "main entrance to Spanish Lookout" and the Western Highway "Belmopan (east) and San Ignacio (west)
Reviewed By sulecastillo
The first time My husband and I stopped at Rossely's ,We decided that was going to be our first choice when going out for a meal. It is not only the preparation of their food that make it exceptionally a great place to stop and have a meal, its ambience and service make it just the right place for a meal. Its location is just convenient not only for the black man eddy neighborhood, but also for those heading to the west or coming from the East that are looking for a place to enjoy a meal on the way to their destination.
8. Boca's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By DrFeelAwesome
Boca's is the spot to eat at if you want the best sliders in Belize. The chicken BBQ sliders rule, as do the meatloaf sliders, and all the other sliders. Great frozen drinks too. They have eating contests every now and then, and you should try their atomic hot wings, which are really hot. Wish me luck with that eating contest! They are a little hard to find since they aren't right downtown, but they are 1 block off the double lane road, about a 5 minute walk from downtown. Well worth it.Will be back there next week.
7. Coze Grill
Is a newly opened restaurant serving its patrons exquisite local and foreign dishes with a homemade touch. Stemming from the days of Las Casitas (1980) and OB Entertainment (2002), Coze Grill now aims to carry on the legacy and continue serving its custom
Reviewed By pointofconnection
Tucked away off the main road through Santa Famila Village, Coze Grill is a definite must if youâre visiting the Cayo District. The food and ambiance are excellent, and it give the feeling of being in a private home. I enjoyed the fried fish with cilantro rice, including a a Cho-Cho which was sort of like a stuffed green paper. Great flavor combos and everything was so fresh. I understand they have karioke on some evenings which surely must be a hoot. The family that operates the restaurant (see a few of them in the attached photo) is delightful and we enjoyed hanging with them well past our meal. Please note that this restaurant is currently opened only on weekends. Check it out â Iâm sure you wonât be disappointed!
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6. Mexican Taco Factory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By sridharb47
Have been in for lunch and really liked their Tacos and chicken , would recommend this anytime , they have the best
5. Wingz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Along with delicious meals and affordable prices, we offer a vibrant and energetic outdoor atmosphere that makes it easier for our customers to socialize and enjoy the Wingz experience. We are the premiere night life scene in the Capital and hire a popula
Reviewed By James W
Service is great, Very good food, wide range of drinks, outdoor but lots of fans. Try their pastas but plenty of other great foods.A bit hard to find but a arge facility. Lots of Take-out by locals.
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4. Hibiscus Fast Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By BetsyS770
We stopped here after tubing through St Hermans cave. The food was fantastic - super fresh tortillas with delicious chicken and bean filling. We loved the horchata over ice. Highly recommended and a needed break from Sleeping Giant.
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3. Rolson's Cocina Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By yplett
Awesome food with a nice Mexican fuzz to it. The best jalapeño poppers (stuffed jalapeños) I've ever had. Friendly staff and owner who checks on customers. A good view of the town and on clear days you can see villages 10 miles away.
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2. Tipico Salvadoreno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Across From Gas Station Near Turn-off To Wooden Bridge
Reviewed By LeeMac99
I was taken here by two Belizian friends on two separate occasions. Each night, we had great food. The place was constantly full as customers came and went. Even had takeaway which I noted for my own personal use. They made veggie burrito that was great...and BZ $ 2.50. Great value, great food. Need more reasons to get there?!
1. Authentic Flavors
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Our beautiful and cozy little restaurant overlooks the main center of San Ignacio town. We offer local (traditional and contemporary Belizean) cuisines. We are the only restaurant in San Ignacio that offers a full local menu.
Reviewed By trey772
Maybe other reviews set expectations too high. The space was on the second floor. There was no air flow and it was quite warm. As for the food, we were underwhelmed. There was no Ivy (mentioned in other reviews) when we visited. Two nice young men were running the place. The food just wasnât that good this night. I had the jerk chicken burrito which just wasnât quite right. My son had a similar experience with his fish tacos which lacked flavor. This is unfortunate but perhaps it was an off night. Weâve had good meals in San Ignacio and there is no lack of food in this area. We were disappointed to have wasted an opportunity to eat well this night.I am sorry you had a bad experience at our restaurant. The cooks that are there were trained by myself, Ivy and using my recipes. I am on maternity leave at the moment but will be back next week, the 1st week of June.I will be back soon with more of my flavorful traditional menus. Thank you for sharing your helpful feedback and I hope that you would give Authentic Flavors a second try if you return to San Ignacio.Regards,Ivy
