Restaurants in Belmopan
In addition to the places listed below, Belmopan has a branch of the ever-popular and ever-expanding local Chinese franchise, Chon Saan Palace, 7069 George Price Blvd. (tel. 822-3388), where you can get a host of well-prepared Cantonese and Szechuan favorites. The restaurant at the Bullfrog Inn, 25 Half Moon Ave. (tel. 822-2111), which serves a mix of local and international cuisine, is another of the better restaurants in the city proper. While just outside of town, the restaurant at Roaring River Golf Course (tel. 664-5441; www.belizegolfcourses.com) garners praise for its hearty and tender steaks.
Budget travelers, and those looking for some local flavor, should grab a meal from the vendors and stalls at the central market. This is not an option for those with delicate digestive tracts with the exception of Everest Indian Restaurant (tel. 600-8850), where owner Raj prepares fantastic, large-portioned Indian dishes while charming his guests. (He also keeps a spic and span kitchen). His stall isn’t easy to find: it’s across from the market proper at the end of a row of other food stalls. Look for a sandwich board that says ‘Everest’ or ask locals for directions.
A couple of other options lie just outside of the city, about 26km (16 miles) east along the Western Highway at Mile Marker 32, where you’ll find a pair of popular roadside restaurants and bars: Cheers (tel. 822-8014) and Amigos (tel. 802-8000). Both are large and lively spots serving local fare, grilled meats, seafood, and typical bar food such as nachos and burgers.
Budget travelers, and those looking for some local flavor, should grab a meal from the vendors and stalls at the central market. This is not an option for those with delicate digestive tracts with the exception of Everest Indian Restaurant (tel. 600-8850), where owner Raj prepares fantastic, large-portioned Indian dishes while charming his guests. (He also keeps a spic and span kitchen). His stall isn’t easy to find: it’s across from the market proper at the end of a row of other food stalls. Look for a sandwich board that says ‘Everest’ or ask locals for directions.
A couple of other options lie just outside of the city, about 26km (16 miles) east along the Western Highway at Mile Marker 32, where you’ll find a pair of popular roadside restaurants and bars: Cheers (tel. 822-8014) and Amigos (tel. 802-8000). Both are large and lively spots serving local fare, grilled meats, seafood, and typical bar food such as nachos and burgers.
- Belizean
Caladium
Set in the Market Square adjacent to the bus station, this restaurant has been around since 1984. They serve up Caribbean favorites like conch soup, rice and beans with chicken, and BBQ pork ribs. The service is friendly and the restaurant in air-conditioned. Plus, the location…$ - Pizza
Pasquale’s Pizza & Wings
I like the casual vibe of this local favorite. The best tables are those on an open-air wooden deck. These are picnic tables with vinyl tops stapled in place. The menu features a range of pizzas, pastas, and submarine sandwiches, as well as the namesake wings, which come in spicy and…$Around Town
