Local law prohibits serving alcohol after 4AM. There are a number of speakeasies defying this.
Paladar-Cozinha Brasileira, C. Ferrecio #B-28, San Miguel (On the right side of Alexander Coffee), ☎ (591-2) 2774337. Tue-Sun 12:00 to 15:30/Tue-Sat 19:00 to 23:30. Located at San Miguel, a commercial-residential area of La Paz, Paladar offers you a variety of traditional Brazilian cuisine. Ranging from to the Feijoada (hot bean pot with smoked pork rib, smoked sausages, sun dried meat and bacon) to the Moqueca de Peixe (pirarucu filet [white meat amazonian river fish] slowly cooked in coconut milk and spices). A Caipirinha is the perfect cocktail for this meal or you can also have wine or beer if you aren't feeling that adventurous. The menu also offers a variety of grilled meats (not "rodizio" style), chicken and trout. The place is cozy and owned by a Brazilian and French Canadian couple. It is definitely worth the travel across town.5$-15$ with drinnks. �
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