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Where to eat Healthy food in Benque Viejo del Carmen: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Healthy food in Benque Viejo del Carmen, Cayo, Belize. Benque Viejo del Carmen ("Benque") is the westernmost town in Belize, 130 km (81 mi) by road west and south of Belize City, at the Guatemalan border. San Ignacio lies 13 km to the east and Melchor de Mencos just across the border. The Mopan River runs along the town's north and west edges.
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1. Nature's Kitchen Maya Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Nature's Kitchen is the wholefood restaurant associated with the Maya Mountain Lodge. Dining is casual and friendly under a covered open veranda looking out on the jungle just outside of San Ignacio/Santa Elena, Cayo, Belize. Our optional "Ethnic Specials
Reviewed By CampGaruda
We loved the traditional Mayan Dinner. it was absolutely delicious!. the ingredients were all fresh and very well prepared. A nice Soup an OK salad of Jicama and orange. Could have been more interesting. Turkey and Pork Tacos on fresh Tortillas, really tasty , all ingredients were fresh and lovely. Dinner was really delicious! Portions were adequate and flavors were delicate. Service was great and the atmosphere was lovely. At $22 USD it was resort priced. Stiil Fair.After Dinner we took the the program on making Chocolate. $15USD. This was presented by a local Chocolate maker who did an excellent job of showing us how chocolate was made and we even got to do it our selves. The result was a rich chocolate drink the Mayans have enjoyed for thousands of years. This was a priceless insight to the process of chocolate making.We are very happy that our kitchen team was able to exceed your expectations. We are considered moderately priced as a resort. As a resort, we know we have an extra responsibility to assure food safety and something above just a tasty meal. The focus on farm-to-table, the organic gardens, advanced food safety training for our food and beverage manager, and even the garden tours all add up to a lot of value for a little more than what you can pay in a regular restaurant in town. Our guests often tell us that this is why they chose to stay at the Maya Mountain Lodge.
2. Running W Steakhouse & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Honoured as Restaurant of the Year 2016, the Running W Steakhouse & Restaurant is the San Ignacio Resort Hotelâs all-day dining restaurant. The restaurant offers an air-conditioned dining hall and outdoor seating area where guests can enjoy a selection of
Reviewed By Chefbobbydesab
I love the restaurant in the San Ignacio Resort. The food is amazing! It is vegan/vegetarian friendly and is an interesting fusion of Caribbean, Belizean, and Near Eastern cuisine! Love it!
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3. Nature's Kitchen Maya Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Nature's Kitchen is the wholefood restaurant associated with the Maya Mountain Lodge. Dining is casual and friendly under a covered open veranda looking out on the jungle just outside of San Ignacio/Santa Elena, Cayo, Belize. Our optional "Ethnic Specials
Reviewed By CampGaruda
We loved the traditional Mayan Dinner. it was absolutely delicious!. the ingredients were all fresh and very well prepared. A nice Soup an OK salad of Jicama and orange. Could have been more interesting. Turkey and Pork Tacos on fresh Tortillas, really tasty , all ingredients were fresh and lovely. Dinner was really delicious! Portions were adequate and flavors were delicate. Service was great and the atmosphere was lovely. At $22 USD it was resort priced. Stiil Fair.After Dinner we took the the program on making Chocolate. $15USD. This was presented by a local Chocolate maker who did an excellent job of showing us how chocolate was made and we even got to do it our selves. The result was a rich chocolate drink the Mayans have enjoyed for thousands of years. This was a priceless insight to the process of chocolate making.We are very happy that our kitchen team was able to exceed your expectations. We are considered moderately priced as a resort. As a resort, we know we have an extra responsibility to assure food safety and something above just a tasty meal. The focus on farm-to-table, the organic gardens, advanced food safety training for our food and beverage manager, and even the garden tours all add up to a lot of value for a little more than what you can pay in a regular restaurant in town. Our guests often tell us that this is why they chose to stay at the Maya Mountain Lodge.
4. Nature's Kitchen Maya Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Nature's Kitchen is the wholefood restaurant associated with the Maya Mountain Lodge. Dining is casual and friendly under a covered open veranda looking out on the jungle just outside of San Ignacio/Santa Elena, Cayo, Belize. Our optional "Ethnic Specials
Reviewed By CampGaruda
We loved the traditional Mayan Dinner. it was absolutely delicious!. the ingredients were all fresh and very well prepared. A nice Soup an OK salad of Jicama and orange. Could have been more interesting. Turkey and Pork Tacos on fresh Tortillas, really tasty , all ingredients were fresh and lovely. Dinner was really delicious! Portions were adequate and flavors were delicate. Service was great and the atmosphere was lovely. At $22 USD it was resort priced. Stiil Fair.After Dinner we took the the program on making Chocolate. $15USD. This was presented by a local Chocolate maker who did an excellent job of showing us how chocolate was made and we even got to do it our selves. The result was a rich chocolate drink the Mayans have enjoyed for thousands of years. This was a priceless insight to the process of chocolate making.We are very happy that our kitchen team was able to exceed your expectations. We are considered moderately priced as a resort. As a resort, we know we have an extra responsibility to assure food safety and something above just a tasty meal. The focus on farm-to-table, the organic gardens, advanced food safety training for our food and beverage manager, and even the garden tours all add up to a lot of value for a little more than what you can pay in a regular restaurant in town. Our guests often tell us that this is why they chose to stay at the Maya Mountain Lodge.
