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Eating and drinking
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Wherever you walk in Managua - on the street, at the bus stop or even under a shady tree - you will find someone selling a drink or a
comida corriente
. Good, cheap food on the hoof is also easy to get in any of Managua's major
markets
- look out for
pupusas
, a Salvadorean concoction of cheese, tortillas, sauce and meat. Hygienically speaking, the food is safe to eat, and you can get a decent meal for as little as a dollar. Managua also has a surprisingly cosmopolitan selection of
restaurants
: Chinese, German, French, Italian, Peruvian, North American - even vegetarian.
CafAŠs
are thin on the ground, though, and the ones that do exist tend to be frequented by expats and wealthier Managuans. Other useful information
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Nicaragua,
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