Full Menu
A complete overview of all 5 meals and drinks can be found here on the menu of The Guava Limb Café from San Ignacio. For seasonal or weekly offers, please contact the owners.
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If you crave for afters, The Guava Limb Café with its fine desserts can easily make an end of it.
Restaurant Category
Starters & Salads
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