Another option for cold drinks and snacks if you can't find an OXXO. Credit cards accepted but I…read morethink there is a small surcharge. It's not much; I paid 2 peso more. They also have a small personal hygiene section if you forgot or ran out of toothpaste, lotion, shampoo, etc. It appears they are open 24 hours though I'm not exactly sure. Went in around midnight for some coconut water.

There are quite a few Oxxo convenience stores all around town. This one is very well run, clean,…read morehas parking space for two or three cars as well as a sitting area outside with picnic tables. Most of the stores carry all the same things at the same prices. I happen to enjoy their café Andatti. I have had better coffee, but this, in my opinion is better than Starbucks as the roast isn't burnt, and much better prices. This one has several flavored creamers always well stocked. Of course they carry all the other usual snacks, drinks, and other basic necessities. I was glad this was very close to my hotel.

This is located in a Market hall or food court. The prices are decent and the variety is great. It…read moreis good for a quick stop to have a quick meal before exploring the city and beach. The staff is friendly and you can even pay with credit card.

What a great grocery store. My wife wanted some laundry soap and we found Waldos. The staff were so…read morefriendy and helpful and the selection was good with plenty on inventory. We got the soap and looked around. Calm ambiance and terrific people. Snacks, food and household products. Recommended

BEST TORTILLAS TO BRING BACK HOME! There is a tortillaria attached to this mall (outside on the…read moreright of the entrance) with CHEAP cheap cheap tortillas. We purchased many kilos of tortillas de harina y maiz (four and corn). They are so soft and fresh! Still warm in the bag. They do not speak english, so be prepared to translate your order and write down the cost. Great way to work on your Spanish numbers and get amazing authentic food in the process.

Well this farmers market does have some souvenirs, clothes, T-shirts and stuff for tourists it is…read moremostly food, groceries, and all kinds of miscellaneous stuff sold by locals. I did not put pictures up of the meat market section. I don't recommend you buy your meat there, but there are some fresh fish for sale. If you want a glimpse of local culture, this is it.

Our group stopped by for some raspados, paletas, and ice cream. Everyone enjoyed their cold treats…read more Prices were great and we were able to enjoy the 3x1 promo on the raspados. Great spot.

Do not miss the amazing ice cream at La Fuente. I had a scoop of guava and one of toasted coconut…read more I was told this is small batch, artisanal ice cream with natural ingredients. The guava flavor was perfect with some guava seeds present. The toasted coconut had a slight caramelized sugar taste. I only had the day in La Paz so I could only try these two flavors. I believe there were 20+ flavors available and tasting is encouraged when deciding.

Friendly staff, delicious food and very affordable! Make sure to try their tortas de pierna and…read moretamales when they have them!

We ordered the Majestad crepa and Sueño Irlandés, both were nice and warm , freshly prepared, and…read moredelicious. We also ordered to lattes and both were served nice and hot. The service was great. The ambiance is pleasant, relaxed, and their choice for music is very chill as well. The cashier and server were very friendly and pleasant.

Went here for breakfast. Delicious and plenty of food. Great service, I will return hereread more