The Southern Coast Restaurants
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1. Coconut Husk
$$ | |A fun dining experience on an open-air porch adjoining the Coconut Row Hotel features a menu using local and organic ingredients. Coconut Husk truly shines at breakfast with filling pancakes or fry jacks with toast and natural fruit juices. The small lunch menu gives way to tacos and a variety of wraps. Bar snacks and lighter fare, rather than a full dinner, make up the evening menu.
Front St., Hopkins, Stann Creek, Belize615–3003Known For
- Filling breakfasts
- Great evening appetizers
- Cool local atmosphere
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Rate Includes: No dinner Tues. and Wed. -
2. Dawn's Grill
$$ | |Friendly service, local atmosphere, good food simply prepared, modest prices, ice-cold beer—what more could you want? Dawn's Grill 'n Go is in a small no-frills building behind the soccer field in Placencia Village. These folks are open only for dinner; go for the grilled or fried chicken, or the fish of the day.
Placencia Village, Stann Creek, Belize602–9302Known For
- Yummy chicken
- Fish tacos
- Fun local vibe
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No lunch. Often closed several wks July and Aug. -
3. Innies Restaurant
$ | |At Innies, as at most local restaurants in the village, you're eating in a spot that was once somebody's house or back porch. Here, you can dine inside or outside and get the full flavor of village life. The food is authentic (though some dishes cater to the taste of tourists), delicious, and inexpensive. You'll find the staff very friendly. Traditional Garifuna dishes such as hudut (fish cooked in coconut milk and served with mashed plantains) and ereba (grated cassava bread) with bundiga (a gravy of grated plantains and coconut) are available, but less exotic dishes like fried chicken and rice and beans with stew chicken are also served.
191 South, Hopkins, Stann Creek, Belize503–7333Known For
- Traditional Garifuna cooking
- Tamer dishes such as rice and beans for the less adventurous
- Homestyle service
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Rate Includes: No dinner Sun. -
4. King Burger
$ | |No, it has nothing to do with the U.S. chain Burger King, but it is one of the best places in Dangriga to get an honest plate of chicken and rice and beans. Prepared by the Cuban owner, the fresh fish is good, and, yes, so are the hamburgers. Everything's affordable, too. No alcohol is served, but you can BYOB (Bring Your Own Belikin).
135 Commerce St., Dangriga, Stann Creek, Belize522/2476Known For
- Great fish dishes
- Friendly, local atmosphere
- BYOB
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun., No credit cards -
5. Riverside Café
$ | |The Creole and Garifuna dishes here are hearty, tasty, and prepared fresh. The restaurant is often busy with fishermen and the guys who run boats out to Tobacco Caye and other offshore cayes, but it's basic and clean. If you're going to the islands you can arrange transportation while sipping a beer or having breakfast or a plate of rice and beans.
Riverside and Oak Sts., Dangriga, Stann Creek, Belize661-6390Known For
- Filling breakfasts
- Hearty rice and beans
- Local fisherman's vibe
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Rate Includes: No credit cards -
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6. Wendy's
$$ | |Long-established Wendy's—no, not that Wendy's—always delivers good, no-frills food at reasonable prices. The Belizean breakfast of fry jack (the local version of beignets without the sugar), bacon, eggs, and refried beans is nearly perfect. The grilled fish is fresh and delicious, and at lunch there are many dishes to choose from on the lengthy menu, including Creole items like cow-foot soup or mestizo soups like escabeche or chirmole with fresh flour tortillas. On Monday, there's usually gibnut (a ground-dwelling, herbivorous rodent that is commonly hunted for food in Belize). You can dine inside or outside on the veranda, and both are pleasant.
Main St., Placencia Village, Stann Creek, Belize523–3335Known For
- Filling breakfasts
- Great prices
- Solid Belizean dishes like gibnut, fry jack, and cow-foot soup
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