Location: La Paz
Top Restaurants in La Paz
Top Things to do in La Paz
Best Healthy food near La Paz, La Paz Department, Bolivia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Healthy food in La Paz, La Paz Department, Bolivia. 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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10. Green Salad Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Jirecarol
A real rarity in La Paz, a restaurant specializing in salads, wraps and sandwiches with all kinds of interesting dressings. It is small and unassuming but always full. About a block from the Montenegro in the San Miguel neighborhood of La Paz's Zona Sur. It is unpretentious but a good value.
9. Cafe Espacio Cultural Sangre y Madera
We invite you to taste an excellent specialty coffee, in an atmosphere that will transport you to old town house of "La Paz" We offer an organic height coffee, type Bourbon Criollo, produced in the warm lands of the Yungas north of the city of La Paz grow
Reviewed By Tsbrakebush
We loved this café in La Paz! We were visiting from Portland, Oregon USA (a huge coffee city) earlier this month and this was definitely the best coffee we had in our travels through both Peru and Bolivia. Unfortunately when we arrived at the café we weren't hungry because the Australian man sitting next to us ordered an amazing looking sandwich which he said was delicious. The owner took great pride in his coffee and the service was outstanding. Wish we would have had time to go back for a second visit. The place is darling on the inside and out (in a cute little alley), extremely clean, and provides free wifi. We appreciate your visit and we appreciate that you enjoyed the coffee, we are waiting for you on your next visit to the city.
8. Terra Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Our Restaurant TERRA offers a variety of food and drinks, a la carte menu, which was designed to exceed our customer's expecatives, drinks, exclusive cocktails, a fine selection of pastries, plus a special wine menu to accompany your family or business lu
Reviewed By Claudia C
This is the third time I eat here during Restaurant Week and their cuisine just keeps getting better! Their service was on point and they were very quick to come out with the drinks and bread before the entree. They've now started doing a lot of deconstructed Bolivian-inspired dishes which is very new and exciting here. Their meals were well balanced and featured a variety of local flavors. Definitely try the deconstructed "Sandwich de Chola" that has deliciously textured pork with artichokes and escabeche veggies. Their trout was also delicious, with a pine sauce. Their desserts are the best though and flawlessly flavor-balanced.Dear Guest We are more than happy that you have enjoyed the experience Stannum at The Restaurant Week.The diverse range of plates that we offer in the restaurant, were designed to combine the national food with the gourmet experience. We wanted to play with the traditional flavors and raise them to a new level, in which a pickle and artichokes create a new taste sensationThank you for your review and for choosing usWe will be waiting your next visitBest RegardsJesse Cuevas Customer Service
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7. Epico
Overall Ratings
5 based on 51 reviews
Specialty coffeeshop and brewery. All products are local and natural, natural sodas, meat and veggie burgers, paninis, salads. We produce every ingredient and sauce, no canned stuff.
Reviewed By Olympia100
Only light and healthy choices in the menu. Everything we ordered was top notch, delicious, beautifully prepared and presented. What a find in La Paz! Premium coffee and craft beers, all Bolivian. I'm a fan!
6. Chez Marie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Ideally located in the city-center of la Paz, Chez Marie is a nice and cosy coffee place where you can enjoy breakfast, brucn and crepes.
Reviewed By aliceprev
Great place for a cosy lunch. The crepes are really good, it reminded me of my trip in France. Nice people and nice atmosphere.And to finish with a sweet treat, I recommend the cookie... there is that little taste.... SO GOOD!Hi Alice, thanks a lot for your review ! Hope to see you again anytime soon Chez Marie :)
5. New Moti Mehal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 157 reviews
We have all kinds of Indian food. Halal food, restaurant suitable for vegetarians. Wifi service included. Excellent attention. An unforgettable experience for you
Reviewed By lalitag_12
We enjoyed nice indian food fresh and bought to our table. As we were vegetarians, we ordered all veggie options. Do try the aloo and gobi parathas Mouth watering and filling .Mr yash took our order quickly and made sure we had enough. I also enjoyed the salty lassi and masala chai.
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4. 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.
3. Namas Te
Overall Ratings
4 based on 423 reviews
â¢Welcome & Bienvenidos⢠Namas Té is about receptivity, respect, art, music, harmony, love, compassion but mostly it's about homestyle vegan/vegetarian cooking. We love what we do and it is very important to share this with everyone that decides to venture
Reviewed By Clips S
If you come to this place you should just simply ask for the daily menu. It's absolutely brilliant!!Howdy! Right on, yesssss our daily menu is pretty neat and has a nice variety every week. Make sure u come early though, like noonish, cause it runs out. Thanks for leaving your positive experience - Namaste :) Paul.
2. Cafe Vida
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Organic, vegan and glutenfree. Fresh veggie bowl, fruity smoothies, quinoa burgers and sweet potato fries, vegan cakes and ice creams. Clean and cute. Good Wi-Fi and great, organic coffee. Menu is in english and staff speaks english!
Reviewed By TomD1778
We came from some busy days touring in bolivias altiplano. To find this awesome quiet sunny and friendly place was a real relief. We had the lemonade, smoothies and cake to keep us busy for the afternoon while relaxing on the small terrace and used the wifi to plan the rest of our trip. Can surely recommend.
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1. The Carrot Tree
Overall Ratings
5 based on 355 reviews
Irish owned âThe Carrot Treeâ is the perfect place to relax and enjoy fresh organic all day Brunch, evening meals, locally sourced Jungle Coffee or our famous Bolivian cocktails and juices. We pride ourselves on bringing you the highest standard of fresh
Reviewed By charlottekh88
The heaping plate of pesto pasta was over-cooked (as opposed to al-dente), needed a lot of salt (felt like the pasta was not cooked in salted water and lacked flavor) and very oily. But the veggies and chicken in it tasted great. On the plus side, the servers are great and the space cozy and inviting. So overall it was a very average dining experience. Tips: 1) Go hungry as the portions are huge 2) Go to the top floor (not the second floor) for better views of the city.
