Top 4 Places to Eat in Trinidad

Written by Sandra Frank, Jose Quispe
22/08/2025
Facade of the Catedral de la Santísima Trinidad (English: Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity), a historical building in Trinidad, Bolivia. Taken from the Plaza Central, along Avenida 6 de Agosto.
Krisgabwoosh, Wikimedia Commons

Trinidad's dining scene primarily showcases authentic local flavors and casual eateries, offering a genuine taste of Beni's culinary traditions for a diverse crowd, including families and travelers seeking an unpretentious experience.

1. Massa

Cuisine: Pizza, Burgers, Desserts

Stepping into Massa, one immediately notices the inviting aroma of freshly baked goods. The pizzas are a highlight, prepared on stone and featuring a delightfully crispy crust with high-quality, fresh mozzarella. A must-try is the complete burger, boasting juicy meat, a soft bun, egg, and perfectly crispy potatoes, all elevated by unique homemade sauces. For a sweet conclusion, their fresh alfajorcitos with dulce de leche are a perfect choice.

Price: 30-70 BOB (approx. $4-10 USD) per person

Getting There: Massa is conveniently located on Calle Hermanos Ríos Aponte, easily accessible from central areas of Trinidad.

2. Taquero mexicanfude

Cuisine: Mexican Street Food

For those craving vibrant Mexican flavors, Taquero mexicanfude offers a lively street food experience. Visitors can enjoy a selection of quesadillas, the distinctive 'taquerito,' and the unique Taki sandwich, often accompanied by a special 'gold' sauce. The dishes feature ingredients like succulent beef, crispy fried wheat tortillas, and melted cheese, providing a satisfying and flavorful meal.

Price: 13-25 BOB (approx. $2-4 USD) per dish

Getting There: This eatery can be found within Trinidad. Specific directions are best obtained locally.

3. Doña María Rosario at Mercado Cochabamba

Cuisine: Traditional Bolivian Baked Goods & Snacks

At Mercado Cochabamba, Doña María Rosario's stall is a fixture for authentic regional treats. Her cuñapés, traditional cheese breads, are highly recommended for their perfect salty balance. Beyond these, the stall also offers freshly made cheese rolls, corn roscas, and tortitas, providing a true taste of local Beni baking. It's a fantastic spot for a quick, authentic snack.

Price: A few BOB per item (less than $1 USD)

Getting There: Locate Doña María Rosario's stand within Mercado Cochabamba, situated on Calle Cochabamba at the corner of Calle Sucre.

4. Casa Lourdes

Cuisine: Typical Beni Cuisine

Casa Lourdes presents an opportunity to delve into the rich 'delicias típicas del Beni.' Guests can savor dishes that embody the region's culinary heritage, with particular praise for their brigadeiros and 'pacumuto trinitario.' It offers a taste of local traditions in a welcoming setting, providing a deeper connection to the area's gastronomic identity.

Price: 20-50 BOB (approx. $3-7 USD) per person for a main dish

Getting There: Casa Lourdes is located on Calle Sucre, positioned between Cochabamba and 9 de Abril.

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