The butter chicken was seriously tender, and that house hot sauce packs a punch. Upstairs seating gives you a nice view too.

The back patio is right on the sand, can&#39;t beat that for a sunset beer. Got the thin crust pizza, it was solid, went well with a malbec. Service was a little slow but not a big deal. Good spot to just chill out after work.

The Ana Rosa special hit the spot &mdash; fried egg, avocado, plantains, and fries all on one plate. Staff was chill and actually explained the menu when I asked. Solid spot.

The paella was really good&mdash;you can tell it&rsquo;s made fresh, just takes a little time. I didn&rsquo;t mind the wait, honestly. The place has a relaxed vibe and their cat just wanders around, which I thought was a nice touch. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a drink after work and ended up staying way longer than planned. The building itself is gorgeous, old town charm without trying too hard. Got a cold beer and just chilled at the bar. Bartender was super friendly, even chatted with me about local spots. Food looked decent but I didn&#39;t eat. Would come back just for the vibe honestly.

The rotisserie chicken with the fresh salad was pretty good&mdash;simple, but the flavors worked. Sandwiches seemed well made too, fresh ingredients. Prices felt fair for what you get. Place was a bit busy when I went, but service kept up fine. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

Came here twice while we were in town. Oxtail was super tender, beef too. Staff left us alone but checked in when needed. Solid spot.

Went back the next morning after the first breakfast. French toast with fruit was plenty for two, and that homemade marmalade on the side&mdash;really good. Coffee was strong, just how I like it. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more juice selection, but the meal itself hit the spot.

Came here on a weekday night, not too crowded. Got the ceviche and it was fresh, limey, just right. Asked for patacones instead of plantain chips, no problem at all. Caribbean chicken had a thick sauce, not as tangy as other places. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

Came for the coffee, stayed for the rugby. They put the game on for us early, no hassle at all. Cappuccino was solid, proper foam. Place was quiet, just how I like it. Maybe not the spot if you want a big breakfast, but for a coffee and a match, it works.

The menu had plenty of healthy options, and I loved that the rice and beans were fresh. Staff spoke English, which helped with ordering. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the homemade pasta. It was solid &mdash; fresh, not too heavy. The tiramisu was a good call to finish. Sat outside, which was fine, but the road noise gets a bit much. Service was fast, so I was in and out in under an hour. Good spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and want something decent.

Caribbean wrap was solid and came out fast. Staff friendly too. 2-for-1 cocktails all day is a nice touch for a quick lunch stop.

Been here three times now and honestly the Caribbean chicken with rice and beans keeps pulling me back. Portion is big enough to share or save for later. Flavor&#39;s got that smoky kick that stays with you. Place gets busy around noon but the food comes out quick. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something filling without breaking the bank.

Fun spot at night, music&#39;s loud and Caribbean vibes all over. Mixed crowd of tourists and locals. Good enough to grab drinks and dance.

The potato sage ravioli was the best pasta I&#39;ve had in Costa Rica, hands down. I paired it with a nice glass of red and honestly, the combo worked perfectly. Place was quiet, candle-lit, felt like a proper date spot. Service stayed out of the way but was there when needed. Only wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The prices are a bit steep for this area, but you can tell the ingredients are fresh and the kitchen really knows what they&#39;re doing. Worth it if you want a nicer dinner out.

Came for the tomahawk steak, left full and happy. Meat was cooked right, decent price for what you get. Place has that casual beach vibe, people walk in with sand on their feet, no one cares. Burgers looked good too, didnt try but saw a few go by. Service was fine, nothing fancy. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a proper steak without dressing up.

The band Friday night was solid, kept things lively. Drinks were good, but the food? Kind of hit or miss for what we paid.

The grilled octopus was seriously tender, best I&rsquo;ve had in a while. Chimichurri on the steak was a solid touch too. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The Caribbean ribs were tasty, but the chicken and rice felt dry and reheated. Portion was decent for the price though.

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The best restaurants in Limon

Stashu's Con Fusion

Amimodo

Cafe Rico

Como en la Gloria

Coco's Bar

La Esquina Boruca Pizzeria

Restaurante Lidia's Place

Port Vell Restaurante CR

La Nena

Beach Bar

Hot Rocks Restaurant - Bar - Bands & Musicians

Pan Pay

L'Ancora Blu Pizzeria

Restaurante El Sol Del Caribe

Roberto la Casa de Langosta

Todo es Posible

REGGAE CHILL

El Rincon del Amor

Arepas y Empanadas Colombianas

Tamara

Johnny's Place

La Pecora Nera

Pizzeria Pulcinella

El Rincon Porteño

Puerto Pirata Beach

Palenque Luisa

Reggae Bar

El Refugio Grill

Mopri

Soda la Playa