Guam — Places to eat
A Pacific island where the reef starts at the hotel steps
- Proa — Chamorro-style grilled short ribs and red rice; an easy first meal on Guam
- Heavy Hitters — Chamorro BBQ plates from a pink building; Tumon's best value
- Chamorro Village Wednesday Night Market — Wednesday-only night market thick with skewer smoke
- Meskla Dos — Tumon burger joint famous for its whole-shrimp patty
- Jeff's Pirates Cove — Pirate-themed burger shack on the water; the south-loop lunch stop
- Mosa's Joint — Hagåtña burger joint with BurgerFest titles
- Capricciosa Tumon — Big-portion Japanese-Italian; even taxi drivers recommend it
- LongHorn Steakhouse Guam — Thick American steaks after a GPO shopping run
- Alfredo's Steakhouse — Prime ribeye with a Tumon Bay sunset
- Beachin' Shrimp Tumon — Tumon shrimp house; the coconut shrimp is the order
- Crab Daddy Agana — Cajun seafood boil eaten with gloved hands
- Pika's Cafe — Brunch cafe known for its Chamorro-style eggs Benedict
- Ice Una — Taiwanese snow-flake shaved ice opposite PIC
- Mighty Purple Cafe — Purple-signed acai bowl shop for a Hagåtña sugar stop
- Honolulu Coffee Tumon — Kona coffee and acai bowls for a shopping break
- The Kracked Egg — Taro pancakes and coconut-syrup waffles for breakfast
- Tony Roma's — Baby back ribs and onion loaf, an easy family dinner
- Lone Star Steakhouse Guam — The chain's last branch, still grilling on Guam