Where to eat in [City], from first coffee to the sunset table

Eat guide · [City], [Country] · Sunset [5:40 PM]

What to order, when to go, and which places are worth the wait.

[10] places · [6] min read

[Two-sentence hook: what eating here feels like, and the one thing every visitor gets wrong.]

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Breakfast

01 · [Neighborhood] · $ · Opens [7 AM]

[Café name]

[Why it's worth the walk, and the best time to get a seat.]

Order this: [The dish], with [the drink]

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02 · [Neighborhood] · $$ · Opens [8 AM]

[Bakery or juice bar]

[One honest line, including the catch.]

Worth the wait: Line moves fast after [9 AM]

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The one dish to try

[Photo: the dish · caption "[Time] · [Dish] at [place]"]

[What it is, what it tastes like, where to get the best one, and what to pay. Two or three sentences.]

Street food and lunch

  1. [Stand or soda name]. [Order this · price · when to go]

  2. [Market or lunch spot]. [Order this · price · when to go]

  3. [Tourist favorite] · Skip it. [Why, and where to go instead]

Food tour · [3] hrs · from $[00]

[Street food tour of the old city]

[Short on time? This covers five of the spots above in one afternoon.]

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Dinner and drinks

06 · [Neighborhood] · $$$ · Book [2] days ahead

[Restaurant name]

[What makes it special and what to order.]

[Reserve a table]

[Rooftop or beach bar] table facing west at sunset
The sunset table · arrive [5:10 PM]

[Rooftop or beach bar name]

[Where to sit, what to order as the light goes, and how early to get there.]

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