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Eating and drinking
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The cheapest
places to eat
are the comedores in El Centro, although the richer suburbs occasionally throw up a few surprises; the
Plaza Masferrer
has a number of roadside eateries that stay open until quite late, while the unnamed comedor opposite
Ay Jalisco
restaurant, off the Blvd de los HA©roes, caters to local workers with cheap, quick and good local food. Anywhere in the city, however, you're bound to stumble over a
pupusa
stall sooner or later, whilst the markets and bus stations are full of stands selling cheap meals and snacks. The
Blvd de los HA©roes
area has a few good restaurants, while the
Paseo EscalA?n
and
Zona Rosa
are more cosmopolitan, with pricey international cuisine - book ahead at weekends. There are numerous international and local fast-food chains throughout the city, although they're mainly concentrated around the
Monumento El Salvador del Mundo
and along
Blvd de los HA©roes
. The prices quoted are for an average meal with a beer or juice. Other useful information
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El Salvador,
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