Location: San Juan del Sur
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Where to eat Middle Eastern food in San Juan del Sur: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Middle Eastern restaurants nearby. Discover the best Middle Eastern food in San Juan del Sur. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Middle Eastern restaurants near you.. This beautiful fishing village is a Nicaraguan gem, a magnet for surfers and sunbathers. At night, the beach still pulses with activity, thanks to a few popular beachfront bars and nightclubs. Surf clubs abound—catch a wave with an expert instructor if you’re a hang-ten rookie, trying to hang with the surfer big boys.
Things to do in San Juan del Sur
1. Ali Mama Sabor del Oriente
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Shawarma, Falafel plates and sandwich, manakish (arabic pizza) freshly prepared in San Juan Del Sur. Ingredients are daily picked from local market and cooked in-house. From Shawarma plate (chicken, rice, potatoes, salad, garlic sauce and hummus) to Manak
Reviewed By Eduardo B
Best service in town! small but super clean place with delicious food and the fastest and most reliable delivery... is a must do in SJDS
Top 7 American food in San Juan del Sur, Rivas Department, Nicaragua
2. falafel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Falafel is the most popular Israeli food in the world. you are welcome to come and enjoy from an authentic fresh and delicious Falafel and sabich in great quality!
Reviewed By John F
We had three plates of falafel, hummus, salad and pickles served with a pita bread. I think there were five freshly cooked falafel which were great and the garlicky hummus was also very tasty. Both takeaway and a couple of tables to eat in with an interesting eclectic music choice.
Where to eat Pizza food in San Juan del Sur: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. RestoCafe & Bar
All of the ingredients in our kitchen are local, fresh, and organic when possible. We believe in eating real food. We offer a variety of handmade dishes, following our grandmothersâ recipes, spanning from India to Nicaragua. All of the kitchen scraps are
