Black Foot Bar, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 82 686273 (Russell) Russellbott@yahoo.com.au pembamagic@yahoo.com
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Comments:	An animated restaurant and bar at Russell's camp site. Light breakfast and lunch menu, pizzas on Sun. night and a delicious buffet every other night. Drinks galore, music and pool table.

Restaurante Mar e Sol, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 20136
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Comments:	Over the golden sands of Wimbe Beach. Sit here with a beer, a good book and relax.

Pemba Dolphin, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 20245 hnazare@teledata.mz
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Comments:	Right on the edge of the white sandy Wimbe Beach, overlooking the ocean. Fresh fruit juices and good food. Veggies have a narrow choice.

Restaurante Arco Iris, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 20263
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Comments:	Simple but nice food. Not much going for veggies.

A Rita, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 21590 +258 (0) 72 20408 +258 (0) 82 661806
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Comments:	Traditional Mozambique and Portuguese food. Located on Wimbe beach. Close on Wednesdays.

Aquia Romana, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 21972
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Comments:	Delicious but pricey Italian food. Great service and hospitality by a lovely Italian couple. Closed on Tuesdays.

Toma e Vai, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	Rua do Comercio, Pemba
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Comments:	The best authentic Italian pasta and wood fire pizza. In town in a simple, no frills set up.

Nautilus Restaurant and Bar, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
Contact Details:	+258 (0) 72 21520 +258 (0) 82 309777
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Comments:	Part of Nautilus Hotel. Pool bar overlooks the beach.

Clube Naval, Pemba, Capital of Cabo Delgado District.
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Comments:	Water sports centre of Pemba Beach Hotel. Wooden deck on the beach. Serves light food and fresh juices. Pricey but nice.

Ibo Island has a few bars in the village, otherwise food is often ordered at the guest house you are staying. If going for the day best to contact one of the establishments on the island and order lunch.

The other island lodges are more of private nature and reserve bar and restaurant services to quests only. So, contact operator if you wish to make a day visit to the islands. Some will not allow day visitors.

Mocimboa da Praia and Pangane also have some small bars in the village. Again if you contact the gust house of ask as you get there they feel usually, obliged to cook. It may be a good idea to bring some of the main ingredients as the local market has a very narrow choice.