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Review: Invictus Restaurant, Lounge and Sports Bar

Steven Hodel -
I was contacted by the Tico Times to write a review of a restaurant in Escazú. Ironically, it turned out to be an establishment...
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More than 100,000 layoffs as 40% of Costa Rica’s restaurants close

The Tico Times -
7,980 restaurants have closed this month, leading to the dismissal of 109,440 workers.
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For excellent Costa Rican seafood, try Na Praia Seafood & Raw Bar

The Tico Times -
Na Praia Seafood & Raw Bar's mission is to offer high-quality, fresh Costa Rican seafood at an affordable price in a relaxed and vibrant environment. 
Costa Rica

Applebee’s closes operations in Costa Rica

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Citing profitability problems, U.S. restaurant chain Applebee's has closed its operations in Costa Rica.
Business

Unlimited breadsticks, anyone? Olive Garden restaurants coming to Costa Rica

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The restaurant chain offers a North American take on Italian cuisine in a casual dining environment.
Dining & Nightlife

Off the eaten path: Pescadería Bertil

The Tico Times -
I was recently enjoying some summer weather at the beach, in Jacó, when I got a craving for some ceviche – a natural reaction when you spend time near the ocean.
Dining & Nightlife

Off the eaten path: Aroi Thai

The Tico Times -
Aro Thai was the first Thai restaurant in Costa Rica. They started as a delivery-only service before opening a restaurant in Ciudad Colon in 2013. Then they closed about six months ago and recently reemerged in the Mata Ratonda district of San José.
Dining

Off the eaten path: Don Doner

The Tico Times -
While Don Doner is named after the doners it sells, the french fries here are quite possibly the best in the country.
Dining

Off the eaten path: Cebolla Verde

The Tico Times -
For the last 20 years, La Cebolla Verde has been an icon along the calle vieja – or old road – that winds its way up and down between Santa Ana and Escazu. You might’ve noticed something different in the past six months though.
Dining

Off the eaten path: Lidia’s Place

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Lidia's Place has turned into a must-stop in Puerto Viejo.
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