Recommended for Puerto Viejo de Limon's Best Restaurants because: The best real Caribbean food in Puerto Viejo, Soda Lidia is a long-standing local favorite.
It's casual but cozy, and the casados include Lidia's special slaw- if you have yet to try patacones (fried plantains), here's a great spot to do so. It's a casual place nestled against the jungle' edge behind the main thoroughfare of Puerto Viejo, where Lidia still runs her ktichen like a tight ship and locals gather to catch up after a day of surfing. With such an international selection of food to choose from in Puerto Viejo, it may seem that the Caribbean flavor has been lost in translation, but that is clearly not the case at Soda Lidia, where traditional dishes like rice and beans infused with coconut and served with chicken in Caribbean sauce will delight your senses and filly your belly- and all without putting a dent in your wallet. A seaside view and fresh food awaits at funky Koki Beach, perched on the edge of the road overlooking the sea in the center of Puerto Viejo, and for a casual bite to eat make your way to Pan Pay across from Police Station and the beach. Vegetarians will be delighted at Veronica's Place, and those is search of an authentic Caribbean meal will not be disappointed at Soda Lidia.
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Bread and Chocolate is the the perfect place to enjoy a wholesome breakfast full of homemade breads and fresh fruits, linger over a latte and sample handmade truffles made with locally grown cacao. La Pecora Nera is a properly hidden gem well off the main road, surrounded by rainforest here you'll feast on exquisite garden fresh Italian cuisine in a most romantic setting. Stashu's con Fusion is a standout helmed by an artist in the kitchen and out, his place is noteworthy not only for the creatively inspired food but for the inviting ambience and live music on some nights. Being a pirate and going organic, and finding a different kind of lifestyle.” Flora smiled at me as she knew I knew very well what she was talking about.Worlds away from the mega-resorts of the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Puerto Viejo de Limon maintains its small town charm it's a delightfully sleepy seaside surfer village with a jaguar's share of great places to eat.
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Pirate means being free and having the right to live life according to your rules. ”The logo was very simple for all the ideas I had, so I made a complicated logo … pirate means not only party and Caribbean, but everything I do is so unconventional. The name of the cafe was here already and it was very catchy, Puerto Pirata is like Puerto Viejo, right? I speak or understand most of the languages that are on the welcome board” Flora pointed out (there’s a few!) She is very intelligent, I have to agree.įlora opened Puerto Pirata in Puerto Viejo in the end of June 2012 (just after my first visit to the Caribbean beaches of Costa Rica) after she bought it from a Spanish guy who did mostly sub sandwiches and had a little coca-cola fridge and that was it so she changed a lot of things. ”I am half-Italian and half-Nigerian, and I moved in here from the Netherlands.
So we started chatting and it turned out it was the owner of the Puerto Pirata Deli herself – Flora. When walking out of the deli, I started taking photos of the ball and the ice cream in front of the deli to use them on my Fit when Traveling blog.Ī sweet girl came out asking if I was going to use the photos and if yes, where.
I bought vegan ice cream and a vegan chocolate oatmeal ball. One afternoon, I was craving for something sweet (oh Gosh, again?!) and we were just strolling along the coastline when next to a scuba diving place I spotted a little corner deli – Puerto Pirata Deli. I was trying to be vegan as much as I could, but finding a place with a big portion of a great salad, and for a good price, is not always easy. When we were staying at Cariblue Hotel for a few days with my friend Pablo, we walked around Puerto Viejo a few times looking for the best restaurants.
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