Somebody has a case of the smart ass.

Well, I still think we will give it one more try. Last year the food was very good. Thanks for the update BEAR...

Waragumas is my absolute favorite..!!! I have been going for five years. This year alone i have eaten there 8 times. Always FANTASTIC..!!! And the place stays packed, must be cause its no good and overpriced i suppose?

Mix a big laugh with an equally large dose of "meow" and temper that with a dash of mea culpa and you have my current state of mind.

I tell you what AC, I'll PM you when I'm next on the island. I owe Marty a few lime juices and I'll buy whatever it is your'e drinking, and you can figure all that out for yourself. Boards can often slant one's opinion of an individual. The perceived "virtual" personality may or may not be representative of reality (Ernie, you may not masquerade as AC to get free beer).

I will say that I wasn't aware that any level of egocentrism precluded the ability to learn. I guess you learn something new every day...well at least I do. Meanwhile allow me to offer up a few rewrites for your consideration,

Bear, are you a big fat slob with a PhD in egocentricity? or my favorite...

Bear, you big fat slob I don't care if you have a PhD in egocentricity your incessant commentary annoys the shit of me! lmao

AC I'm not immune to the foibles of being human with access to the internet, the fascination with my newest home, or the desire to help by shared commentary. I'll simply offer a few favorite quotes in the hopes they will perhaps give you some better insight...

"I can't think of anything that excites a greater sense of childlike wonder than to be in a country where you are ignorant of almost everything." ~ Bill Bryson

"Don't tell me how educated you are, tell me how much you traveled." ~ Mohammed

and lastly from America's own Immortal Bard,

"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." ~ Mark Twain

PS I still liked Waruguma, even though I had a fabulous time there.

Well said Bear.....And I enjoyed the quotes....

I love reading these boards, always something to smile about. Well 6 more days and we will be there for a long over due vacation. And yes we will give Waraguma one more try. Like I stated in a early post, when we ate there last year, the food was outstanding. Hope the food is as good as it was last year.

We ate at Waraguma and the food was just as good as last time. And the prices were fine. I asked the prices before we ordered.Still love this place.

I like many on this board use to like this place a few times a year .
I just felt the last few times it has changed and was just ok.
not as good as it was and not the vaule it was JMHO
MAYBE I AM JADED.AND SPOILED .
But with so many other great places to enjoy a why go if I was not happy. again JMHO.

My FAVORITE Street Food in San Pedro, Belize: Pupusas at Waraguma

Despite the fact that the pupusa is an El Salvadorean dish, if I was the head of the Belize Tourism Board, I would make it mandatory that all visitors to the island sample a pupusa on each trip to Ambergris Caye. Perhaps a stamp in your passport to give you a 25% discount on your exit fees at the airport would be in order. This food is that good. (You could get another discount for BBQ chicken with rice and beans and potato salad...but I'll work on the specifics).

There are a few places that make pupusas but my favorite is Waraguma (it is at the southern end of Middle Street). They make these delicious little stuffed corn pancakes on the street from 5pm until about 9pm and for lunch and all afternoon, they cook them in the kitchen.

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The woman making the pupusas told me that it is a very easy process. The dough is just masa and water kneaded until smooth...

The dough is formed into a cup and stuffed with your fillings. Hmmm...doesn't seem that easy to me. It is then topped with a bit more dough and flattened into a fat pancake. Onto the griddle until the cheese starts melting out and starts to get crusty. Serve immediately. DEE-LISH-OUS.

The most popular flavors at Waraguma are Mixed (pork paste, beans and cheese) and the simple cheese one. Get this...they make up to 500 pupusas on a busy night.

You can eat in the open restaurant...

Or in the side garden...

Or take them to go. At $2.50bzd each, they are cheap, filling and delicious.

Click here to read the rest of the article and see more photos on San Pedro Scoop

Love me some Papusas!