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Gypsy Restaurant — Restaurant in San Pedro Town

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Gypsy Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Belizean Arts
Fidos' Courtyard, Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Tiburon Rum Tasting Room
Barrier Reef Drive &, Caribena Street, San Pedro, Belize
Nearby restaurants
Blue Water Grill
Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
El Fogon Restaurant
2 Trigger Fish Street, San Pedro, Belize
Agave Beach Club
Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Gill E's Pour House
Coconut Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Estel's Dine By the Sea
W29Q+G6R, Beachfront, Buccaneer St, San Pedro, Belize
Elvi's Kitchen
Pescador Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Anglers Seafood House
Tarpon Street, Ambergris Caye, Almond St, San Pedro, Belize
Neri's Tacos
W29P+C7R, San Pedro, Belize
French Croissant Bakery
Sancas Plaza, Accross tropic air bagage claim, San Pedro, Belize
The Fry Jack House
W29Q+92J, Black Coral Street, San Pedro, Belize
Nearby hotels
San Pedro Holiday Hotel
W29P+5V5, San Pedro, Belize
Ramons Village Resort
W28M+8VM, San Pedro, Belize
Diamante Beachfront Suites
Beachfront, Ambergris Caye, Cypress Street, San Pedro, Belize
The Palms Oceanfront Suites
W28P+F28, San Pedro, Belize
Voyager Sun and Reef Hotel
Corner Ambergris Street and, Pescador Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Ambergris Sunset Hotel
Nurse Shark Street, San Pedro, Belize
La Casa de Paz
10 Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Tomas Guest House Belize
Ambergris Caye, Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
The Phoenix Resort
Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
Sandbar Beachfront Hostel
7 Boca del Rio Drive, San Pedro, Belize
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Gypsy Restaurant
BelizeBelize DistrictSan Pedro TownGypsy Restaurant

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Gypsy Restaurant

Barrier Reef Dr, San Pedro, Belize
4.5(191)$$$$
Open until 10:00 PM
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attractions: Belizean Arts, Tiburon Rum Tasting Room, restaurants: Blue Water Grill, El Fogon Restaurant, Agave Beach Club, Gill E's Pour House, Estel's Dine By the Sea, Elvi's Kitchen, Anglers Seafood House, Neri's Tacos, French Croissant Bakery, The Fry Jack House
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Featured dishes

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dish
Watermelon Carpaccio
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Cumin Dusted Pork Tenderloin

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Nearby attractions of Gypsy Restaurant

Belizean Arts

Tiburon Rum Tasting Room

Belizean Arts

Belizean Arts

4.7

(84)

Open 24 hours
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Tiburon Rum Tasting Room

Tiburon Rum Tasting Room

4.9

(44)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Hike to a Mayan temple and river tube with a guide
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Nearby restaurants of Gypsy Restaurant

Blue Water Grill

El Fogon Restaurant

Agave Beach Club

Gill E's Pour House

Estel's Dine By the Sea

Elvi's Kitchen

Anglers Seafood House

Neri's Tacos

French Croissant Bakery

The Fry Jack House

Blue Water Grill

Blue Water Grill

4.5

(499)

$$

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El Fogon Restaurant

El Fogon Restaurant

4.5

(491)

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Agave Beach Club

Agave Beach Club

4.9

(76)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Gill E's Pour House

Gill E's Pour House

4.4

(149)

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Reviews of Gypsy Restaurant

4.5
(191)
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3.0
6y

I liked the commitment of the owners with the environment not serving conchs or lobsters, and the service was extremely polite and nice. The local was a classic Caribbean wood porch/terrace with open kitchen facing the beach, decorated with old buoys hanging from the ceiling. We had mac & cheese with jalapeños and shrimps and the beef tenderloin. The mac & cheese we nothing extraordinary but really expensive, when we added the shrimps we had no idea how much those 4 pieces will increment the cost. The tenderloin was too much done, I had asked for rare done (more into less done if possible) but got it still into the medium-well done spectrum which seems to be a pattern in restaurants oriented to tourists. I did not asked for another piece as I wanted to dine at the same time as my family, so I still eat it. Meat was good, just a pity the cook did not take into consideration my request. Overall experience was good but we paid for 2x Mac&cheese and 1 tenderloin + 2 mojitos, 1 coke, 1 water the equivalent to 86 USD, tip not included, which I found too pricey for what we had (added pics of plates for reference). The best the service and the restaurant culture as mentioned in...

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4.0
6y

We went to Wild Mango’s after hearing such great things about it and it didn’t disappoint. We started with piña coladas, which weren’t the strongest, but pretty good. We liked that they weren’t too sweet.

We had the coconut Thai ceviche next. We’d never tried ceviche but it didn’t disappoint. My wife said it was “an explosion of flavor” and she was right.

We split the masa tots, southwest egg rolls, and coco loco shrimp. All were good with flavors all over the board. We’d order everything but the masa again. We liked it, but it’s just not something we’d get again.

Then we split apple empanadas and the key lime cold cake. We’d get both again. The empanadas were so warm and fresh with just the right amount of cinnamon. The key lime cold cake didn’t have that typical overpowering lime taste, which we loved. It was mild and fluffy.

Overall, it was a good place. A little pricey because it’s on the beach and...

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5.0
6y

Best Food in Belize? It very well could be!

Found this restaurant by accident while booking our mainland excursion with Serious Adventures (they were great), as they are right next to each other. Know that I am a world traveler, and SUPER picky about food, service, facilities; so when I say that this place is SPECIAL, that's exactly what I mean! And yes, we returned two more times!

Chef Amy's kitchen prepares and serves gourmet quality food, in a charming ocean side location, and honestly we never found anywhere else that came close in 8 days on Ambergris around San Pedro. Upon returning we were greeted with smiles and recognition. Service was great, and everything was clean. Fresh and delicious! I can highly recommend this restaurant, and in particular the pork tenderloin... OMG... So good!!!

Thanks Chef Amy and staff!!! A highlight of...

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Martina ArevaloMartina Arevalo
I liked the commitment of the owners with the environment not serving conchs or lobsters, and the service was extremely polite and nice. The local was a classic Caribbean wood porch/terrace with open kitchen facing the beach, decorated with old buoys hanging from the ceiling. We had mac & cheese with jalapeños and shrimps and the beef tenderloin. The mac & cheese we nothing extraordinary but really expensive, when we added the shrimps we had no idea how much those 4 pieces will increment the cost. The tenderloin was too much done, I had asked for rare done (more into less done if possible) but got it still into the medium-well done spectrum which seems to be a pattern in restaurants oriented to tourists. I did not asked for another piece as I wanted to dine at the same time as my family, so I still eat it. Meat was good, just a pity the cook did not take into consideration my request. Overall experience was good but we paid for 2x Mac&cheese and 1 tenderloin + 2 mojitos, 1 coke, 1 water the equivalent to 86 USD, tip not included, which I found too pricey for what we had (added pics of plates for reference). The best the service and the restaurant culture as mentioned in the beginning.
j bj b
We went to Wild Mango’s after hearing such great things about it and it didn’t disappoint. We started with piña coladas, which weren’t the strongest, but pretty good. We liked that they weren’t too sweet. We had the coconut Thai ceviche next. We’d never tried ceviche but it didn’t disappoint. My wife said it was “an explosion of flavor” and she was right. We split the masa tots, southwest egg rolls, and coco loco shrimp. All were good with flavors all over the board. We’d order everything but the masa again. We liked it, but it’s just not something we’d get again. Then we split apple empanadas and the key lime cold cake. We’d get both again. The empanadas were so warm and fresh with just the right amount of cinnamon. The key lime cold cake didn’t have that typical overpowering lime taste, which we loved. It was mild and fluffy. Overall, it was a good place. A little pricey because it’s on the beach and we’re tourists.
Jeremy R. StinsonJeremy R. Stinson
This is one of many small restaurants in the area. While vacationing in San Pedro, we had dinner here one night and all of us were underwhelmed. I ordered the firecracker shrimp, they were so salty that they were almost inedible. Typically, when things go well in general, you forgive small things. But when a lot of things go not so well, then the little things become magnified. It was a series of little things that could've been done better. Sweetener for the tea. Straws for the kid's drinks. A little more attention from the waiter. To cap if off, we paid the bill and I guess we were slow to vacate. The waiter comes over to essentially shoo us away. "Excuse me, sorry to rush you but since you're finished can you please give up the table?"...
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I liked the commitment of the owners with the environment not serving conchs or lobsters, and the service was extremely polite and nice. The local was a classic Caribbean wood porch/terrace with open kitchen facing the beach, decorated with old buoys hanging from the ceiling. We had mac & cheese with jalapeños and shrimps and the beef tenderloin. The mac & cheese we nothing extraordinary but really expensive, when we added the shrimps we had no idea how much those 4 pieces will increment the cost. The tenderloin was too much done, I had asked for rare done (more into less done if possible) but got it still into the medium-well done spectrum which seems to be a pattern in restaurants oriented to tourists. I did not asked for another piece as I wanted to dine at the same time as my family, so I still eat it. Meat was good, just a pity the cook did not take into consideration my request. Overall experience was good but we paid for 2x Mac&cheese and 1 tenderloin + 2 mojitos, 1 coke, 1 water the equivalent to 86 USD, tip not included, which I found too pricey for what we had (added pics of plates for reference). The best the service and the restaurant culture as mentioned in the beginning.
Martina Arevalo

Martina Arevalo

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We went to Wild Mango’s after hearing such great things about it and it didn’t disappoint. We started with piña coladas, which weren’t the strongest, but pretty good. We liked that they weren’t too sweet. We had the coconut Thai ceviche next. We’d never tried ceviche but it didn’t disappoint. My wife said it was “an explosion of flavor” and she was right. We split the masa tots, southwest egg rolls, and coco loco shrimp. All were good with flavors all over the board. We’d order everything but the masa again. We liked it, but it’s just not something we’d get again. Then we split apple empanadas and the key lime cold cake. We’d get both again. The empanadas were so warm and fresh with just the right amount of cinnamon. The key lime cold cake didn’t have that typical overpowering lime taste, which we loved. It was mild and fluffy. Overall, it was a good place. A little pricey because it’s on the beach and we’re tourists.
j b

j b

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This is one of many small restaurants in the area. While vacationing in San Pedro, we had dinner here one night and all of us were underwhelmed. I ordered the firecracker shrimp, they were so salty that they were almost inedible. Typically, when things go well in general, you forgive small things. But when a lot of things go not so well, then the little things become magnified. It was a series of little things that could've been done better. Sweetener for the tea. Straws for the kid's drinks. A little more attention from the waiter. To cap if off, we paid the bill and I guess we were slow to vacate. The waiter comes over to essentially shoo us away. "Excuse me, sorry to rush you but since you're finished can you please give up the table?"...
Jeremy R. Stinson

Jeremy R. Stinson

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