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Masaya Department, Nicaragua Food Guide: 7 Latin food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Masaya
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Masaya, Masaya Department, Nicaragua. Masaya (Spanish pronunciation: [maˈsaʝa]) is the capital city of Masaya department in Nicaragua. It is situated approximately 14 km west of Granada and 31 km southeast from Managua.
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7. Krusty Burger
6. Posada Ecologica la Abuela
Overall Ratings
3 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Kim T
This property, located on Laguna de Apoyo is a hostel and restaurant with access to the lake. We enjoyed a buffet lunch in the restaurant, smoothies, diving into the lake from a couple of high porch like structures, kayaking, swings, hiking trails with monkeys high in the trees and an overall great day here. We did not stay at the hostel but the accommodations here are budget friendly, with small cabin like structures renting for $75. per day. Very nice, clean facility with friendly employees. The walk down to the property is full of steps and is quite steep, making the walk up a little daunting for those not in the best shape, But all in all, we enjoyed a perfect day here which will be a lasting memory in years to come.
5. 1900 Restaurante-Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Scott M
The 1900 was recommended by Frank at Casa Robleto and the food and service were excellent. The menu has a huge variety of options and the background music was also very enjoyable.
4. Vista Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 301ericw
Iâve visited multiple different places at Laguna de Apoyo and this one really let me down. First of all, I brought my paddle board and they wouldnât let me bring it in. They said they had boards to rent so I couldnât use my own. Most places on the lagoon charge $5-$7 to enter and then once inside you can use their kayaks and paddle boards. This place requires you buy roughly $6 worth of overpriced food to use their facility and then they want $5 just to rent a life jacket and who knows how much to rent a kayak. What made me made is that there were clearly people who brought large inflatable floats and yet I couldnât use my inflatable paddle board They made a decent pizza but it was expensive for what you got. Much better food in Granada. Staff was not very friendly and not very attentive either. There are lots of other resorts to choose from......exercise your right. Try San Simeon itâs a much better value
3. Asados Las Jicaritas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By JorgeAManagua
If you are looking for a good option for Nicaraguan cuisine, this place could meet your wishes. Aks for the main course "Lomo de Costilla" with a side of fried beans with cuajada and crema.
2. Ceviche y cocteles El Pollo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By AlaskaKings
We visited Ceviche y Cocteles in 2013 before the establishment hit it big in the guidebooks and here on TA. We returned in June 2016 and our experience was less than pleasant. The owner of the establishment is an older woman who lords over the location with an iron fist and permanent frown. All transactions take place out of the purse welded to her side. If she doesn't care for you she'll do passive aggressive things such as move tables around to make it clear they aren't for you (which will then subsequently sit empty) and throw dishwater from washing fruits and vegetables on the ground near or under your table to get you to leave towards the end of the day. There are a lot of other locations within the square that serve good food to a more local clientele without the attitude and with a much friendlier vibe. If I were returning I'd put my guidebook down and skip ceviche y cocteles and head to the location right next door which serves authentic grilled meats and mondongo soups. Or, try a place at any of the other three buildings with restaurants.
1. La Cazuela de Don Nacho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
La Cazuela de Don Nacho is a restaurant located in the cultural center Old Market of Masaya, we are known for serving our dishes full of our identity. We are committed through our cuisine to keep alive the essence of the Nicaraguan flavor; offering our vi
Reviewed By TaraHexplorer
Pros - TONS of quality handicrafts in one spot. Lots of food/drink options. Clean environment. I never felt like I was hassled by the people running the shops. If I just wanted to browse, they didn't care! First place I've traveled in a while that was that chill. Seemed a bit touristy - but not the worst thing ever.
Where to eat Cafe food in Masaya: The Best Restaurants and Bars
