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Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Belize

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2024

CAYE CAULKER BAKERY

Bread cakes chocolates ice cream

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The hotel was very close to the city centre. They buy typical Belize cakes ... Read more

Caye Caulker • Get directions

+501 226 0160

2024

ICE AND BEANS COFFEE

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Ideally located next to the ferry departure point, Ice & Beans is ... Read more

Caye Caulker • Get directions

+501 662 5089

2024

TUTTI FRUTTI

Glacier

On the main road, in the center of Placencia, you'll find the ice cream ... Read more

Placencia Village • Get directions

+501 620 9916

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CHILL N'ICE

Glacier

This is one of the most pleasant places to take a break in the town of ... Read more

Dangriga • Get directions

+501 669 3839

2024

MIMI'S ICE CREAM CAFE

Glacier • €

Here's a truly surprising place. In the heart of Dangriga's main gas ... Read more

Dangriga • Get directions

+501 613 2439

2024

DANDE'S FROZEN CUSTARD AND SORBET

Glacier

Dan and Eileen, an American couple with a passion for ice cream, opened ... Read more

San Pedro • Get directions

+ 501 660 5966

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BELIZE CHOCOLATE COMPANY

Chocolatier

It's unthinkable to be in San Pedro and not stop at the Belize Chocolate ... Read more

San Pedro • Get directions

+ 501 226 3015

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THE BAKER

Bakery

This bakery run by a friendly Irish couple offers brilliantly executed ... Read more

San Pedro • Get directions

+ 501 629 8030

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THE ICE CREAM SHOPPE

Glacier

For a gourmet break, you can stop off at this delicious ice cream parlour, ... Read more

Belize City • Get directions

+ 501 223 1965

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THE CREAMERY

Glacier

Located at the split, on the north side of the island, next to Lazy Lizard, ... Read more

Caye Caulker • Get directions

2024

COTTON TREE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

Chocolatier

This factory and shop offers guided tours to introduce you to the different ... Read more

Punta Gorda • Get directions

+ 501 621 8776

2024

THE ICE CREAM SHOPPE

Glacier

If it's a little too hot in San Ignacio, or if you're just a little ... Read more

San Ignacio • Get directions

+ 501 600 5424

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CAKE LADY

Patisserie

The "Cake Lady", as she's known on the island, takes her cart full of sweet ... Read more

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Practical information : Take a break Belize

Timetable

From 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., or even 6 p.m., most establishments frequented by tourists offer a happy hour during which local drinks are served to two for the price of one. Outside tourist areas, it will be difficult to find a bar open on Sundays. Generally speaking, local bars close fairly early every day.

Budget & Tips

Count BZ$2-3 for a coffee, BZ$6 for a beer in a bar and between BZ$10 and BZ$20 for a cocktail. Wine is quite expensive: expect to pay at least BZ$12 for a glass of wine in a restaurant, and much more in high-end establishments. Along the roads, you'll often find beautiful fresh coconuts to drink, for as little as 2 BZ$. Have them opened in front of you, if only to admire the gesture.

Age restrictions

It is forbidden to consume alcohol under the age of 18, although you will rarely be asked to prove your age. Children, on the other hand, are sure to enjoy the excellent fresh fruit juices available throughout the country. Pineapple, mango and coconut are among the many fruits you're likely to discover.

What's very local

You'll find a wide range of wines made from nuts, berries and even flowers. Cashew nuts, hibiscus flowers and tamarind fruit are all made into wines by both traditional and industrial methods.

Smokers

Smokers are welcome in most places where alcohol is sold. If there is no open terrace, there will probably be a smoking area.