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Most of the busier hotels have reasonably priced cafes, which get more popular as the weather worsens! There's a string of popular restaurants worth checking out below the market as you head in the direction of Cat Cat village. Auberge Hotel Add: Cau May street Meals 10,000-30,000d The hotel's popular terrace restaurant has affordable prices and some vegetarian dishes. Mimosa Restaurant Tel: 871 377 Add: Cau May street Mains: 15,000-30,000d Above the main drag, this family-run eatery has a terrace and serves good and reasonably-priced barbecue beef, wild boar and venison, as well as pasta, salad and a variety of Vietnamese dishes. Gerbera Restaurant Tel: 871 064 Add: Cau May street Mains: from 20,000d Located close to Mimosa, this restaurant has a similar range of dishes and amenities. There are some great views over town from the upstairs panorama room. Chapa Restaurant Tel: 871 045 Add: 40 Cau May street Mains: around 20,000d A true travellers' cafe, this small spot serves up a steady diet of banana pancakes and spring rolls. Peek in the front door and the place may appear full, but there are more tables upstairs. Gecko Tel: 871 504 Add: Ham Rong street Mains: around US$5 A fine French-run restaurant where you can sip espressos, pick up picnic lunches or treat yourself to a sumptuous set menu. The bar is a good gathering place if you've had enough of the main strip. Delta Restaurant Tel: 871 799 Add: Cau May street Mains US$5 This was Sapa's first (and still the town's only) predominantly Italian restaurant. It turns out good pizzas and pastas, but at higher, Hanoi, prices. Baguette & Chocolat Add: Thac Bac street Cakes: 6000-15,000d Definitely a very blissful retreat on a chilly day; tuck into a hot chocolate and the finest pastries in town. Picnics and light meals are also available. |
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