True, dishes like fish with shrimp sauce or breaded buffalo steak can be had anywhere on the island, but the food and presentation at this pousada are surprisingly refined and well worth the somewhat higher prices. It's open to guests and nonguests alike, with service on the hotel's small wooden patio.
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