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Most Popular Gastropub food in La Paz, La Paz Department, Bolivia
Find out what Gastropub restaurants to try in La Paz. Sitting in a valley in the Andes Mountains, La Paz is the city that touches the clouds. The de facto capital of Bolivia, and sitting between 3300 and 4100 meters above sea level, La Paz is the highest capital city in the world. Rich with 19th century churches, museums of artifacts from the pre-Conquest era, precarious overlooks, and colorful markets, La Paz is truly unique. The Witches’ Market, in the center of the city, sells charms and potions for Aymara rituals, as well as souvenirs.
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1. Pronto Dalicatessen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Italian and Mediterranean cuisine with a twist, Pronto Dalicatessen gets rave reviews from its clientele around the world. Found on a small street parallel to Avenida 20 de Octubre, this Dali themed restaurantâs fusion menu includes saltimbocca alla roman
Reviewed By anitacgarcia
If you like pastas, go here! It opens at nights! I wish they open at lunch too but they dont!You have to make a reservation or you wont have a table! All pastas are great! and the place is warm and confy! A little dark but romantic specially if you go with your couple! It has some interesting wines to taste! And if you want a special decoration for a birthday or an important date, just tell them and they will make a special night! The dessert are good, try pasta with meat loaf is great!!!
2. Anticafe Chukuta
Overall Ratings
5 based on 102 reviews
Anti-café (also sometimes called a time club or a pay-per-minute café) is a type of a public business that became popular around 2011 in Russia. Anti-café is a place where people meet and spend time, similar to a café or a club, which is possible to rent
Reviewed By Shimnik
I would say, the cafe looks like many in Europe but there are a few places like that in Bolivia. Alpaca wool fibers are used as decoration, looks unusual. Table games, a few books, playing reggae. Breakfast for 25 Bs, you can create your own breakfast / salad / sandwich. I guess, Europeans / Americans would like it. Different types of coffee and tea (more than 10 types), coffee with different alcohol spirits 25 Bs, Juices, smoothies, empanadas, snacks to share. Bolivian craft beers 22-24 Bs and local wines (12Bs glass or 40-65 Bs. for a bottle). It is also convenient for those, who want to kill time because everything is cooked very slowly. I guess, we spent in Chukuta more than 1.5 hours... and everything could have been done in 30 min. Moreover, there were not so many people waiting for their orders.Thank you for you review and being so clear and detailed. We try to make everything as fresh as possible and maybe we took too much time trying this goal. We will improve our food preparation process. Thanks for your opinion.
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3. Diesel Nacional
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
A unique Loft: Great Choice of classic and house Cocktails, large Snacks and Plates served all night long, and the greatest Selection of Music from all 5 continents and several decades, our best ingredient you can enjoy thanks it's excellent acoustics.Mon
Reviewed By Ryan S
You really don't expect to find a place like this in a city like La Paz... Very cool atmosphere with an industrial theme. Stayed for a nightcap and ordered a Whisky Sour which was on point. A hidden gem, give it a look!
4. La Tranquera Zona Sur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By apiquet
I am not a professional reviewer, and this is just my opinion. My wife and I have dined in this restaurant several times, in addition to having breakfast there as hotel guests. In all honesty, we have not been tempted to eat anywhere else while in La Paz, which is one of the weirdest cities we have visited. It's not that we would feel unsafe, but traffic is just insane, and after our first dinner there we did not think we needed to go anywhere else. The dining room is large and airy, with a modernistic look and non intrusive music piped from Bose speakers. In any case, most if not all main courses include a trip at the salad bar, which in addition to a variety of greens and lettuce offers the always delicious soup of the day and a four or five varieties of desserts. For many people (including my wife) that would be enough for a meal. The entrees are quite generous in size - in particular the "Parrillada Especial" offers eight different kinds of meats could easily feed two people. The only negative comment I would make is that, on two occasions there was no sides to the entree, not sure why. There are a number of Bolivian traditional dishes and a good selection of entrees, including seafood and pasta, which should satisfy all tastes. The wine list is smallish and could include more selections, even if the emphasis is on Bolivian wines. Service was friendly and efficient, no complains there. Finally, I should mention that prices are extremely reasonable for a restaurant of this caliber. Very highly recommended.Dear Apiquet,Thank you very much for your time for leave such a complete opinion.It is a pleaseure to know that you enjoyed all the details and services in suites Camino Real. Every detail is thinking of you.I was a pleasure having you as a guest, we hope to have you back with our best attentions.Best Regards.Hector Salinas
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