Lido Bar
An old-town favorite founded in 1953 that moved to face the cathedral in 2022, known for surubí fish soup and Vori Vori.
Lido Bar operated for nearly 70 years at the corner of Palma and Chile streets, opposite the National Pantheon of Heroes. In August 2022 it moved to the corner of Independencia Nacional and El Paraguayo Independiente, facing the Cathedral of Asunción, with its original team and menu. Together with Bolsi, it is one of the old town's two traditional canteens, with a more down-to-earth atmosphere. Signature dishes include caldo de surubí (surubí fish soup), Vori Vori soup, Pira Caldo fish soup and fried meat pies. Prices are affordable, making it convenient for a meal while touring the old town.
Opening hours
Open daily from breakfast to dinner; check with the restaurant for current hours
Nearby sights
- Asunción Metropolitan Cathedral
- Teatro Municipal Ignacio A. Pane
- Cabildo of Asunción (Centro Cultural de la República)
- National Pantheon of the Heroes
- Casa de la Independencia
- Museo de las Memorias
- Asunción Central Railway Station & Plaza Uruguaya
- Manzana de la Rivera