The downtown area features a few coffee shops, sandwich shops, and fast food options. For a few US dollars, you can feed an entire family.
All of the hotels have restaurants, and it is common to sample a new one each night. One place not to miss for a sundowner: The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers a la carte dinner, and The Boma offers a buffet 'eat as much as you can' buffet dinner with authentic African dancing. The Ilala Lodge has a nice a la carte restaurant (a bit overpriced for the portions served; and the In-da-Belly Restaurant located in the camp site is a nice place to have simple meal and hang out at the pool and meet overland travellers from around the world.
There are a Spar and a Seven-Elevengrocery store in town. Drinks and Food, snacks, camping supplies, are available at almost acceptable prices now that businesses are allowed to charge in US dollars.
The Boma
Makuwa-Kuwa at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Palm Restaurant at Ilala Lodge
Livingstone Room at the Victoria Falls Hotel
Jungle Junction at the Victoria Falls Hotel
The Blue Baboon - Great pizzas (when they have cheese ) at Shoestring Backpackers Lodge
The restaurant at the Camp Site serves Crocodile burgers and Warthog steak!
There is no food available within the park so bring it in yourself if you need something. Also, the monkeys within Victoria Falls will try to snatch your food if you are not paying attention to it.
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