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Most Popular Central American food in Cayo, Belize
Find out what Central American restaurants to try in Cayo including Grove House Restaurant at Sleeping Giant, Pop's Belize Restaurant, Ko-Ox Han nah, Guava Limb Cafe, Crave House of Flavour, Benny's Kitchen, Cenaida's Belizean Food, Erva's Restaurant, Cheers Restaurant & Cabanas, Chaa Creek
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10. Chaa Creek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Mary J
The restaurant at Chaa Creek is a superb example of top-notch service meeting delicious cuisine to create a memorable dining experience. As resort guests, the kitchen already knew of dietary needs in our group (GF, vegetarian) and had delightful menu options. Wait staff is attentive without being intrusive. Do stop by the adjacent bar for a handcrafted cocktail based on your taste preferences.
9. Cheers Restaurant & Cabanas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
An open air patio style restaurant with surrounding gardens. In the geographic center of the country, close to the Belize Zoo, Ziplining, Cave Tubing, Canoeing, and Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. We do small groups or large. Ã la carte menu. We do buffets
Reviewed By d2016h
Arrived in Belize City around noon and had planned to stop somewhere close to the airport but the woman at the rental car place recommended Cheers instead. It was at least 45 minutes to get there but it was right on the way to Belmopan/points further and we were glad we waited. Nice open-air restaurant serving traditional food. Lots of seating and quick service. Perfect stop to re-fuel on our way to the jungle. Good selections for kids and grown-ups.
8. Erva's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
As you enter our restaurant, you will be greeted by tempting aromas and our friendly staff. Ease the troubles of the day surrounded by soothing earth tones as our chefs prepare the recipes of home in our open kitchen. Our knowledgeable servers are attenti
Reviewed By Durxxx
Recently my buddy and I were travelling through San Ignacio and got recommended to eat here. It was delicious! The flavours were amazing, staff very friendly, Iâd go back.
7. Cenaida's Belizean Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By Robin F
Simple but tasty food in a casual setting. It was a hot evening and they only had a single fan going but we were used to it by then and a cold lime juice did the trick. Definitely give it a try!
6. Benny's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Reviewed By Sushi_Scott
We visited Bennyâs kitchen after visiting Xunantunich. It is close to the ruins. The restaurant has lino tables and concrete floor so itâs not posh but the food is excellent. My husband was very keen on trying rice and beans which is a local speciality and I tried the fish sere. Both were outstanding. We also had the soursop juice and the lime juice. Well worth visiting if you like trying the local cuisine.
5. Crave House of Flavour
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Crave house of flavors is a small but cozy culinary place where a professional Chef prepares your meal fresh alla minuta (at the moment) according to the suggested menu of the day and accommodating dietary special requests (vegetarians, vegans, gluten fre
Reviewed By kelerin2019
I will consider one of those lifetime memorable meals that come along about two every decade. Firstly, the restaurant is charming, and the menu offers a broad selection that will appeal to every taste. I had the pork chop with chimichurri, delicate vegetables, and coconut rice. Served with a carménère, it was a wonderful combo of flavors and textures. The Bailey's cheesecake was beautiful and not too sweet. Family that runs the place does a fantastic job, and their young son is a remarkably knowledgeable dinosaur enthusiast.
4. Guava Limb Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 935 reviews
Situated a short walk from downtown San Ignacio Belize, our Guava Limb restaurant & cafe provides patrons with finely crafted cuisine, using farm-to-table fresh ingredients. We pride ourselves in serving the highest quality specialty coffee drinks, pastri
Reviewed By Weglarz
This is an upscale place made for dates or adult parties. There are 2 levels and a small bar and separate patio area. Live music flowed the night I arrived unannounced. Busy season may require reservations. The price is nearly that of an upscale California restaurant, so keep that in mind. I ordered a nightly special of pork kabobs, a lobster stew, 2 glasses of wine and a desert for about $100 BZD or $50 USD. Well worth it, enjoyed the service and the food.
3. Ko-Ox Han nah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1793 reviews
Reviewed By Marvin M
Right in the middle of San Ignacio where the specialty seems to lamb dishes, not aFan of lamb so went for the special.Nothing special about the special - spicy herb chicken - but nothing spectacular about it.Seems over priced for what they offer.
2. Pop's Belize Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 677 reviews
You may feel like you're in a Seinfeld episode at this friendly six-booth, hole-in-the-wall diner. Best omelets in town and bottomless cups of coffee make this San Ignacio's worst-kept breakfast secret and a great place to meet other diners. Good burritos
Reviewed By lifeinthetopbunk
Pop's is an American-style diner one block away from the tourist street. Staff are curteous, and there are free coffee refills! Cheapish, fast, and open early. Try the chaya pockets!
1. Grove House Restaurant at Sleeping Giant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 170 reviews
Decked in exotic greenery, the dining room evokes the restaurant's surrounding jungle with amazing views to the mountains. It is situated on the second and third floor of Sleeping Giant's main building. The second deck hosts the Bamboo Room bar which serv
Reviewed By TiaMiaTrav
Food, service, value, setting, it was our number one place to dine in Belize, hands-down. Absolutely stunning views in every direction. Service that didnât hover but was there when you needed them, full of helpful suggestions when asked, interesting and interested. I canât imagine thereâs a bad table in the place but we were on the top floor patio and had a choice of the place, them keeping it open especially for us and our midday arrival. Highly recommend the soup with pulled pork added, the pulled pork sandwich with fried plantain, the jalapeño cocktail. Everything we ordered we would get again. Not crazy expensive either.
