Amazon Basin
This pretty-in-pink bakery offers delectable local treats like empanadas, cuñapes (cheese and yuca balls), bombitas (cream-filled pastries), and sonso (a…
Must-see restaurants in Amazon Basin
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Amazon Basin
Ask anybody in Trinidad where to get a good bit of beef and you will be sent here. With its palm roof and coal-fire barbecue hamming up the ranch-house…
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Amazon Basin
With cool beers and cocktails served in the courtyard, this grass-roofed resto-pub is a popular place with Trinidad’s young crowd on account of its great…
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Amazon Basin
Healthy food is the name of the game here, with all-day breakfasts, homemade pastries, vegetarian dishes, soups and salads on a breezy terrace across from…
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Amazon Basin
Fusion in the jungle! This Tunisian emigre to Bolivia, via Paris, makes some awesome fish dishes (pescado Juliano is particularly tasty) and has the only…
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Amazon Basin
Set down a long brick alleyway in a candlelit courtyard, this 'hidden' upscale eatery has a hearty menu of delicious steaks, veggie pastas, chicken wings…
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Amazon Basin
This is Riberalta’s most upscale restaurant, located near the airport, leading the residents to nickname it tropicarísimo (very expensive…). Gargantuan…
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Amazon Basin
It's a bit expensive and over the top, but San Silvestre, on the main road next to Las Palmas, remains unchallenged as the best restaurant in town. The…
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Amazon Basin
There's eight fish dishes on the menu, and they all cost B$60: fried, grilled, ceviche, whatever. Got it? Good. The local moto-taxi drivers will tell you…
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Amazon Basin
This tiny cafe is a real belly-pleaser with its fresh juices, bountiful açaí bowls, jumbo-sized calzones and delectable desserts (the passion-fruit…
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Amazon Basin
Trinidad’s most popular restaurant, on the east side of the plaza, doesn’t quite live up to the hype, though the almuerzos (set lunches) are usually good…
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Amazon Basin
With the biggest selection of sweets in town, this cute little bakery (full of spinning dream catchers) is the spot to go for banana bread, brownies and…
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Amazon Basin
Cool down with a bit of help from the superfruit of the Amazon at this colorful little cafe, which specializes in açaí shakes. There's also a long list of…
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Amazon Basin
Need your international fix? In addition to grilled fish and meat, this generic-looking restaurant does everything from pizza to pasta, chicken wings and…
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Amazon Basin
This popular (and incredibly friendly) street-side pizzeria offers four thin-crust pie sizes and an unlimited choose-your-own toppings menu at fixed…
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Amazon Basin
A great spot for an energizing and antioxidant-rich breakfast with açaí bowls, fresh jungle juices, empanadas, and even proper Belgian-style waffles. The…
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Amazon Basin
Across from Fluvial Tours (look for the mini Eiffel Tower!), this might be your only pretour breakfast option. The bread and pastries are almost worthy of…
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Amazon Basin
This three-story open-air lookout tower by the port is your one-stop shop for food, local crafts and tourist information. Dine on fish like surubí while…
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Amazon Basin
Right on the plaza, in a shady, breezy courtyard, the lovely social club is a local family favorite. The generous two-course lunch menu includes soup,…
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Amazon Basin
This grandiose thatch-roofed restaurant on the main drag does 11 variations of either steak, chicken or the local surubí catfish. There are also a few…
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Amazon Basin
Choose from five different hamburger types – American, Spanish, Italian, Mexican or Amazonian – at this popular street-side burger shack, which also…
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Amazon Basin
A hole-in-the-wall pizza place on a quiet plaza. It's got legit pies and distinctly local toppings like palmitos (heart of palm) and gusanitos (little…
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Amazon Basin
Rurrenabaque's market is a good place to stock up on nuts, chocolates and other jungle snacks. Also has cheap juices, empanadas and baked goods.
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Amazon Basin
A local favorite that specializes in traditional Moxos dishes. Worryingly, also listed in the phone book as a disco!
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