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#16 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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fabienb007 says:
Costa Rica is not known for its food and after several weeks in Costa Rica we started to get bored with the typical casados, pinto other pizza and pasta places.
When we arrived in Montezuma (Nicoya Peninsula on the Pacific), we were excited because everybody talked about the good restaurants down t...
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#17 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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thenewextrememimi says:
On the north side of the island, about a block west of the seaside graveyard, there's a lady that sells barbecue out of her backyard. You have to catch her at the right time (around noon), but if you do, you're in for a really tasty and super cheap lunch.
The barbecue chicken is home made and yu...
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#18 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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dd977chic says:
The food was sooooooooo good. My mouth is watering right now just thinking about it! The nachos are the best nachos I HAVE EVER HAD! It's cheap, the atmosphere is nice. I know we paid like around 25 bucks for nachos, 2 dinners and bottle of wine. It was the first place we ate out at when we got ther...
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#19 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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jmaxiv says:
Citron is very expensive, but it stands pretty tall in San Salvador. The restaurant is on the fringe of the Zona Rosa and is situated in a former residence of a private family. It is owned by Eduardo Harth a 29 yo chef trained in Washington DC and NYC who returned to San Salvador to be near family.
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#20 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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spursbackpacker says:
The best place and one of the cheapest in Puerto Veijo, is Chili Roja, its a Thai, middle easten restaurant which also serves veggie foods, its a tiny little place, on the main road, there are only 8 tables and it is packed every single night, believe me, the food is amazing... If you like Thai...
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#21 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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PleaseDontBePsycho says:
Deeeelish. Fresh fish, daily specials and killer margaritas. Open air restaurant is off the main road and has a great view that overlooks the ocean. Superb service, laid-back atmosphere and reasonable. A popular place with ex-pat locals. We went there twice over the course of 5 days -- don't miss ou...
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#22 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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Higton says:
Oh the joys of barflydom. Joey is an American bloke who owns a bar. A bar where I have had some "firsts".1. The first time (and hopefully last) where I have had a Panamanian midget shout a whole song in my ear. 2. My first experience of DJ-ing. Not with decks, but a laptop and Microsof...
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#23 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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emily1322 says:
Kike (pronounced Key-Kay) owns this restaurant and runs it with the help of his family. It is actually located in Playa Grande, which is just north, across the estuary from Tamarindo (but this program wouldn't verify the location - its a small town).
It is outdoor, covered seating, like most resta...
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#24 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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MeganMelissa says:
When I say expensive, I mean expensive for Guatemala. A coffee will run you about Q8-15, depending on what you get, and food is around Q30. Still cheap, but, you know...Anyway, this place, near Parque Central, has a great atmosphere and great coffee. The food is pretty good, too. I hear their ant...
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#25 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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barduini says:
I was pretty tired after the Blue Hole dive trip (12 hours either on the boat or in the water!), but the food here seemed pretty good. The fare seems to favor the Caribbean style with a few other types of dishes thrown in (like french onion soup for an appetizer). I had a fish fillet with tomatoes a...
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#26 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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john1112 says:
Guatemala city, has the most world wide cuisine and restaurants u can find in central america,.. from world class restaurants like, San Francisco "Tre Fratelli", New York "TGI Fridays" Italys "Sbarro" France "cafe de la paix" Japan "sushi itto" Guatemala "Hacienda Real" Mexico "Mexico lindo y que ri...
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#27 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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raneve08 says:
This place was on a side street in around Moravia. It was a fast restaurant that served mostly locals. It was delicious! Probably the best roast chicken I have ever had. Its fast, cheap, and delicious!
I am writing this review because I think people should visit side street restaurants. It wi...
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#28 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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poorogies says:
When you visit the beautiful country of Costa Rica and realize food is much more expensive than you originally accounted for, you have a few options. You can try your luck with the "sodas" or lunch counters (highly recommended), go to a MasXMenos and buy some of the fare you know how to cook, chum ...
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#29 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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barduini says:
Hard to believe, but there you have it. This little island restaurant toward the north end of Front Street is decorated with posters and art from the Godfather movies, and other Italian-themed items. The dark, finished wood furniture is elegant without compromising the casual island feel. This is th...
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#30 of 85 restaurants in Central America
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sataniccarebear says:
new African restaurant near Iguana tour and the video rental. Recently opened, can't miss the zebra and cheetah print decor!! Tried two of the traditional chicken meal. One barbequed with an onion type sauce, the other smoother, peanut type sauce.Spicy and a welcome change from "Tipico". Meals are a...
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