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Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Mexican Food at La Tacopedia

When the owner is the one in the kitchen, you’re in for a treat. La Tacopedia is no exception. Chef and owner Mauricio Suvillaga...

Another culinary trip around the world

The restaurant Holiday offers an authentic culinary experience.

Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Brazilian Food at Bar y Restaurante Rio de Janeiro

Apart from its name and a mural inside featuring the namesake city in Brazil, Rio de Janeiro is a very much a Costa Rican...

Costa Rica Restaurant: Holiday

Visiting Holiday is like stepping into a foreign land. I’m surprised they don’t ask for your passport at the door. The food is not...

Costa Rica Restaurant: Eating Thai food at Pad Thai

At Pad Thai, everything is grounded down fresh. I’m talking all the curry paste, turmeric, galangal, basil and coriander; all ground with a mortar...

Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Traditional Food at Bar La Selegna

Bar La Selegna has been run by the same family in Liberia since the 1970s. While the family has stayed the same, the name...

Eating Traditional Costa Food at Cantina X

You’ll find one of the best chifrijos in the country at the base of a mountain near Salitral in Santa Ana at a...

Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Peruvian Food at the Soda Lima

To find Soda Lima, look for a yellow and red sign painted on a white wall that's shared with the neighboring Mini Super Feng....

Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Korean Food at Fritos Comida Coreana

If you’re walking on Calle 11 near Avenida Central, you might get a whiff of freshly cooked, spicy food. The source is easy to...

Costa Rica Restaurants: Eating Chinese Food at Coconuts

Prepare to eat slowly and very, very well.

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