#1 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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duboiscc says:
Travellers who visit San Jose should see this magnificient place. The owner is Colombo-Canadian (Guillermo) married to a Canadian. They serve typical breakfast and lunch (gallo pinto) - coffee is free. Beautiful place, not to be missed and very cheap.
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#2 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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martiana says:
The Real Costa Rican Woodstove, since 1977. To fully enjoy Costa Rica and its extraordinary food, stop by La Cocina de Leña. This fine restaurant offers a rustic setting evoking the exuberance of the Costa Rican countryside, highlighting the traditional flavors of the local cuisine. The restaurant'…
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#3 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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Higton says:
I feel it is time to write about my new local. From the outside (and indeed from the inside) it really is nothing to write home about. In fact, it is nothing really to write to all and sundry about either. I´d describe the place as a sports bar. It has TV´s with inconsequential sporting even…
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#4 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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cianmodel says:
Not your typical buffet service restaurant, Fogo Brasil Restaurant located in the heart of San Jose, Costa Rica offers you a typical Brazilian food and different type of meat served in a skewer. The men looks and probably taste good like the food(lol), and they make their rounds on each table with t…
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#5 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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Higton says:
Jazz CaféSo what better to do after an hour and a half treading on womens' toes than visit a bar? I've seen this place a number of times and finally walked through it doors - and a very good decision it was. As per the name, jazz is played... nice! (non-English can get the cultural refe…
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#6 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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gserrado says:
Arrived in San Jose and had a couple of hours to kill before our shuttle. We wanted to try a good traditional meal and the taxi driver recommended La Casona.
Out of all the casados we've had in Costa Rica, this place sold the best one. I had the casado de lengua (tongue) and my boyfriend had the …
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#7 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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gserrado says:
Most people would be scared to try a food stand in market. I was too but decided to throw precaution away and tried the ceviche from La Ribera. The fish was really fresh and one could tell that the onions, lime, and seasonings had just been mixed.
Federico tried the fried yuca which he described …
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#8 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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gserrado says:
Inside the Mercado Central you will find tons of places to eat. If you care for a good, delicious, greasy snack then you must try the empanadas at Soda Puntarenas. This spot is filled with locals who can appreciate good taste. For 450 colones you can choose from a chicken or beef empanada. Definitel…
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#9 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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lizzo100 says:
This is a great place to go whether you are a vegetarian or not! The place only does Veggie meals, but they are so nice! It is also cheap! which makes it even better! You can get a veggetarian burger with fries and a smoothie drink for two pounds and thirty pence! Alot cheaper than you would get …
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#10 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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Higton says:
Bang in the centre of San Jose is the Q Cafe. Really, you simply cannot get any more central as it is on one of the corners of Avenida Central and Calle 0. It is on two floors, with most of the seating upstairs and when it isn't too busy, the window seats make a great people watching grandstand.
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#11 of 11 restaurants in San Jose
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spursbackpacker says:
Av2 is on the main street heading up to the big banks in San Jose, its a nice looking place, and the staff very quick to your aid. The food menu was decent, many different dishes, all priced between 1,600c - 9,000c i settled for the Rice and Prawns, which came with a side salad, and chip…
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El Torito
1 review
Ciros Bar
1 review
vishnu
2 reviews
Q Cafe
1 review
Av2 cafe and bar
1 review
