Comidas Tipicas y Más

Granada


Typical Nicaraguan dishes here cost more than at your local comedor (basic eatery), but it has a sweet patio setting and the portions are huge. Try the indio viejo (beef stew; US$2.50), nacatamales (banana-leaf-wrapped bundles of cornmeal, meat, vegetables and herbs; US$2) or quesadillas (US$2.50).


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Nearby Granada attractions

1. Catedral de Granada

0.07 MILES

The cathedral, on the east side of the plaza, was originally built in 1583 but has been destroyed countless times since. This most recent version, built…

3. Plaza de la Independencia

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North of Parque Central is Plaza de la Independencia, also known as the 'Plaza de los Leones.' The obelisk is dedicated to the heroes of the 1821 struggle…

4. Convento y Museo San Francisco

0.13 MILES

One of the oldest churches in Central America, Convento San Francisco boasts a robin's egg–blue birthday-cake facade and houses both an important convent…

5. Mi Museo

0.22 MILES

This museum displays a private collection of ceramics dating from at least 2000 BC to the present. Hundreds of beautifully crafted pieces were chosen with…

6. Museo de Chocolate

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Granada's new chocolate museum is excellent if you're traveling with children: the 'beans to bar' chocolate workshop, where participants learn to roast…

7. Mercado Municipal

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Head to the overflowing and lively Mercado Municipal, a neoclassical building constructed in 1892, for a chance to observe locals haggling over fresh…

8. Iglesia La Merced

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Perhaps the most beautiful church in the city, this landmark was built in 1534. Most come here for the spectacular views from the bell tower – especially…