Location: La Paz
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Top 10 Cafe food in La Paz, La Paz Department, Bolivia
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in La Paz. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. 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. Cafe Banais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Banais was born in 1998, on a beautiful colonial house from 19th century, it is now considered architectonic national heritage on La Paz and where Hostal Naira currently is After some extensions and remodeling, it could be said that this is the best resta
Reviewed By Footsac
Pleasantly inviting and with great staff this was a good choice for elevenses. The fruit crepes were delicious and done just right. The fresh orange juice was perfect.we also had the submarino hot chocolate with a large chunk of chocolate thrown in to melt. Nice place
9. Bolivia Green Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Vegetarian salad and juice bar!
Reviewed By _e_inn7
I am celiac and was very happy to find this place. All gluten free dishes are marked on the menu so it was really easy for me. They even have gluten free bread! I had panini and quinoa risotto and my sister tried two different soups and we liked all of it. They also have many vegan options.We would recommend it.
8. Ciclik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Restaurant-Coffee bar A cosy place committed to the environment where you can enjoy food from various regions of the world. Sandwiches / soups / Ã la carte dishes / vegetarian options / Pastry shop / Bakery / hot and cold drinks & more Enjoy a journey of
Reviewed By meurquidi
Ciclik is very conveniently located and offers a good variety of cakes and such. It also offers table service sandwiches are reasonable but not great, but the staff believes that they have the best food in town, which is clearly untrue. This belief sadly makes it impossible to get them to understand the things they could do better. The upside is that food gets to you relatively fast.There are far better places close by for roughly the same price, so I recommend you skip this one unless you are in a hurry and have no other alternative.
7. 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 :)
6. Icrepes & More
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By TamarG0
We stumbled upon this little Crepe Cafe, hidden away in a small courtyard, by accident, and it's the best thing that happened to us.The sweet and salty crepes and drinks were delicious. We didn't only receive delicious Crepes, but the very friendly and helpful owner als gave us tipps of things to see in La Paz, how go get around and how much we should be expected to pay for transport etc. We were invited to come back, not only for crepes, but also if we had more questions. We tried coming back for seconds the next evening but unfortunately they were already closed. It was a pleasure to help and give you advices. Sorry for the inconvenience. Have a nice trip!!! thank you for the comment.
5. 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.
4. Cafe del Mundo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1217 reviews
Cafe del Mundo, which means the cafe of the world, is a Swedish owned cafe which is seated in a very central and famous touristic street, Calle Sagarnaga, in the heart of La Paz. A Street that is teeming of tourists, souvenir shops, travel agencies and ho
Reviewed By MaryE320
They need a good review of their menu.. falafels do not originate from âIsraelâ. âIsraelâ doesnât have an actual cuisine. Everyone knows that falafel is Lebanese.. so the fact that their falafel option is called âEl Tel Avivâ just shows that theyâre trying to draw in Israeli travellers, as it seems that the area attracts. Hey MaryE320, You say we need a good review of our menu. If you would have read the text in our menu, maybe you would have understood it better. When we create new dishes, we talk and learn from people from all over the planet and we make the dishes together in our kitchen. Its an amazing part of our job, to cook with people from all over the world! We have never said that falafel originally is from Israel. The idea of the Tel Aviv plate came after a lot of conversations about food with Israelian travelers. What food they miss from home, what flavours they love and what food they prefere to compare with family and friends. After listening to a lot of stories we created the dish together in our kitchen. Thats why it felt natural to call it El Tel Aviv. Without any political or historical reflection. Its a really good plate right?! We are glad you enjoyed it! But are you sure that the falafel really is from Libanon;)Saludos and happy traveling!
3. 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.
2. Higher Ground Restaurant Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 698 reviews
Higher Ground Restaurant Cafe is Australian Owned, conveniently located centrally within the tourist district. HG delivers the best of Bolivias freshest produce, Coffees, Beers, Wines, Cheese and a range of delicious deserts and cakes. Open at 6.30 we ser
Reviewed By xaanthius
I went there one day and had some nice scrambled eggs, toasted bread, roasted tomatoes and bacon. This came with a decent sized salad with tomatoes, onions etc. La Paz does not always have particularly good options, so the next day, I came in again and ordered the same thing, however this time I received some slices, uncooked tomatoes on the salad instead of roasted ones. In addition, the eggs were very undercooked and the "toasted bread" was not toasted, so that the bread became sloppy. When I brought this up with the waitress, she seemed annoyed even though this was clear on my plate when I showed her. When I mentioned the tomatoes, she told me that they never cooked them and was annoyed when my companion agreed that they were cooked the previous day and argued further.She took my plate away, and came back with the same plate of food, now with burnt toast, the same eggs now overcooked and lightly fried tomatoes. It was close to inedible. Overall it was a terrible experience and very unprofessional.Hi Thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback I am sorry to hear that this was your experience with us.I have spoken with your waitress and she recalls your visit last Sunday.I too am very particular when it comes to scrambled eggs. Scrambled eggs done well is an indication of the skill of a chef, it is one of the ways I select who will cook in our kitchen. Our scrambled eggs are typically creamy light and fluffy some may consider them to be undercooked, I am not say that you are wrong it certainly is possible they could have been on the underside of our standard .. The kitchen made a big mistake to just recook your eggs they should have started again from scratch and made a complete new plate. I have spoken to our head chef he will take this matter up with his cooks. So thank you for your feed back. It help us improve to maintain our high standard. I apologize that you felt our waitress seemed annoyed. She was surprised to hear, she humbly apologies, this typically isn't her character. I have sent you a private message as an invitation to return where I will cook the eggs to the standard many have come to enjoy. Best RegardsMark
La Paz Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in La Paz
1. Cafe Banais
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Banais was born in 1998, on a beautiful colonial house from 19th century, it is now considered architectonic national heritage on La Paz and where Hostal Naira currently is After some extensions and remodeling, it could be said that this is the best resta
Reviewed By Footsac
Pleasantly inviting and with great staff this was a good choice for elevenses. The fruit crepes were delicious and done just right. The fresh orange juice was perfect.we also had the submarino hot chocolate with a large chunk of chocolate thrown in to melt. Nice place
