Location: Maracaibo
Top Restaurants in Maracaibo
Top Things to do in Maracaibo
- 1. Basilica Nuestra Senora de Chiquinquira
- 2. Puente Rafael Urdaneta
- 3. Plaza del Rosario de Nuestra Senora de Chiquinquira
- 4. La vereda del lago Maracaibo
- 5. Contemporary Art Museum Lia Bermudez
- 6. General Rafael Urdaneta Bridge
- 7. Calle Carabobo
- 8. Barrio y Templo Santa Lucia
- 9. Teatro Baralt
- 10. Aguamania
Top 9 Mediterranean food in Maracaibo, Zulian Region, Venezuela
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Maracaibo. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you.. Maracaibo (Spanish pronunciation: [maɾaˈkai̯βo]) is a city and municipality in northwestern Venezuela, on the western shore of the strait that connects Lake Maracaibo to the Gulf of Venezuela. It is the second-largest city in the country (after the national capital Caracas) and the capital of the state of Zulia. The population of the city is approximately 1,495,200 with the metropolitan area estimated at 2,108,404 as of 2010. Maracaibo is nicknamed La Tierra del Sol Amada ("The Beloved Land of the Sun").
Things to do in Maracaibo
9. La Maniceria
Reviewed By edinsonrecords
Realmente he visitado este sitio una sola vez. Recuerdo que esa vez ordené una torta de chocolate con dulce de leche, estaba súper buena, la recomiendo. Otro punto a favor para este sitio es que está ubicado en una de las zonas más exclusivas de Maracaibo: La Lago. Me encanta ver los granos de café en todo el lugar y sentir su aroma.
8. Terraza Siete Tendencia
Reviewed By bravedexter
definitely a different and nice place to hang out and experience the taste of Maracaibo city at night, good cocktails and great music
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7. Cafe Tendencia
Reviewed By Iván S
Un café para desesterarse, con música muy agradable y buen volumen. Su decoración es muy moderna y agradable. La atención de su personal es maravillosa. los cafés son muy ricos con un aroma muy especial, pero lo que más recomiendo son los te naturales con limón, las limonadas y los mojitos... súper especiales. Como es un café perteneciente a una revista zuliana muy especial zuliana, es por eso que lleva su nombre "tendencia". Es uno de los pocos cafés de Maracaibo donde se puede conversar con tranquilidad, sin mucho ruido ni proliferación de voces altas.El lugar se puede aparatar para llevar a efecto pequeñas reuniones familiares o intimas entre amigos. Tiene muy buen estacionamiento y mucha seguridad. además de estar muy bien ubicado. Se los recomiendo.
6. Murano Restaurante
Reviewed By oelore
Se puede cenar o simplemente tomarse unos tragos acompañados de entradas deliciosas preparadas por un chef muy joven pero talentoso. Los jueves en la noche presentan música en vivo y el ambiente es muy bueno para adultos contemporáneos. La atencion es de lo mejor y los precios son algo altos pero acordes con la calidad del lugar
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5. Babilonia Restaurant
Reviewed By JoseDarioOchoa
I really recommend this traditional Middle East Food Restaurant, excellent service food of its kind, too good in quantity and flavor, many people visi this place for tasting its superb dishes.
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4. Alf Sahjten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By gcelli_2000
Big restaurant with good service. Food was good enough for an Arabian restaurant in south America but nothing really special. Could be better. I've eat much better Arabian food in China where I live. Anyway, I recommend this restaurant if you want to eat this kind of food in Maracaibo. Nice presentation of food. Good taste
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3. Yal-La
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Chophelie
We came to the restaurant five minutes before the kitchen closed - we, of course, did not know that but the wait staff was so generous and patient with us and stayed late to ensure that we ate. We ordered red wine - just one of the usual wine they had around - chicken kebabs, hummus, baba ganoush, and another item (meat stuffed fried things); everything was so good. At the end of the night, they kindly let us pay in dollars when we -- after pooling all the bolivars we had -- did not have enough bolivars to pay the bill. What an experience! What great people! What delicious food!
2. Restaurant El Girasol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By harholm
Sure, we had to go eat there, to watch the whole city pases by. The resturant looks "old" - not saying 'rundown" but could use a fresh paint, new carpet - but mostly it looked like something from the early 90's Could use a newer / fresher look.The service was great, we had called in advance, and no problem, there was a tabel waiting - no need for that, since only 1/3 of the resturant had people. We aksed for a red wine and the "head waiter" came with a nice Shiraz, so that was okay - aldo he wassent sure of the price, since it was not on the wine list! A "ensalada parma" with "jamon serano, parma cheese and so on..... well, we had 3 small slices of jamon and a few cuts of parma cheese, not starting out so great. Should have been more jamon... specialy if the sell the ensalda with jamon...We choose a risotto sicilana, was quiet good, then came dessert! Limon pie / pie de limon - nice, but way to accid.The piano guy played about 30-40 min and then took a long break.... we did not see him the last 30 min.all in all, a nice place to see the city by night/day - but don't go there for the food.Take it as a seightseeing, if your in town.we spend 640 BsF, 3 pers - shared salad, 3 main dishes, 3 desserts, 2 long island tea's and wine.
1. Antica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By fromstarvingtostuffd
Walking in to Antica makes you almost instantly forget that you're in the middle of the gridded street behemoth that is central Maracaibo. Palm trees, relaxed atmosphere, indoor/outdoor seating, and great staff make this one a diamond in the carjacking rough.Above all else, the ceviche starter (served in a cup made of tostones) is out of this world, rivaling any but the best starters in NYC. Great italian thin crust pizzas made as you like them along with the usual expertly grilled meats. Excellent service, and genuinely friendly staff that go out of their way to ensure you leave full and happy.
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