Top Restaurants in Puerto Iguazu
Province of Misiones, Argentina Food Guide: 4 Mexican food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Puerto Iguazu
Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Puerto Iguazu. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. Perched at the Triple Frontier, where Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina meet, Puerto Iguazu is linked to Brazil by the Tancredo Neves bridge. It is home to the Museum of Images of the Jungle, the Mborore Museum, a bird rehabilitation center and the famed Iguazu National Park. The National Park is home to 275 waterfalls, including the world-renowned Iguazu Falls, which plunges 270 feet. A subtropical climate means it's warm in winter and hot in summer, with temperatures soaring up to 104°F.
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1. Bel Viale Restaurante & Pizzaria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By missylisa
Myself and three colleagues visited Bel Viale on two occasions during our stay in Foz do Iguaçu - both times the food was excellent, but it was the staff who really made our day! The restaurant is not located in a touristic area, so we were not surprised to find that they didn't speak much English, nevertheless they had a wonderful sense of humour and our efforts to communicate some specific dietary requirements in 'Spanglishese' was great fun (it's difficult to be a lactose-intolerant vegetarian in Brazil, but we managed it!). Highly recommended.
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2. Tacopado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Reviewed By alicia1328
My husband and I had dinner here in November 2018 and were horribly disappointed in almost every way. Most importantly, the food itself was terrible. We are vegetarian and ordered vegetable fajitas for three people because we were really hungry. What they brought us was the following:- A plate with about 10 tortilla chips and 20 bland french fries. This plate included 4 different "salsas", but only about a tablespoon each for us to share. The first was supposedly guacamole, but it was a strange green color unlike any avocados I've ever seen. The second was like a pico de gallo, and it was actually decent (but gone in two bites). The third was a super-processed hot sauce. And the fourth was mashed black beans.- A skillet that was 80% onions with just a few slices of peppers and tomatoes, and 6 flour tortillas. All of the veggies were incredibly bland, and there was nothing to put on it. There was no rice or beans, either.For all of this, we were charged over $20. I'm not really a fan of Chili's, but we would have gotten far superior fajitas there for about the same price (which is insane given what most food costs in Argentina). The only thing that went well during the entire meal was the service, which was very good. Our server was friendly and attentive throughout.
3. Yuca's Cocina de Autor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By RAVI K
This was the only restaurant close to the Myhotel eco lodge. I am happy we had a meal here. Very good home style food. Off the beaten track. The hotel suizo and the hotel cabanas del lenador are in the same complex. In the midst of greenery and very calm.
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4. El Mexicano
Reviewed By GabrielaJul
variedad de comida mexicana, dan una ronda de tequila de cortesia, la carne de los tacos tierna, salsas picantes con los nachos al estilo mexicano, recomendable
