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Central America Costa Rica Quepos Coffee and Lunch Spots Soda Sánchez

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Soda Sánchez

The guide was updated: 2023-04-06

In Costa Rica, 'sodas' are small diners with daily handwritten menus, characterised by simple, delicious food for very little money. One of the dishes offered by Soda Sanchez is the maduro — cooked with plantains plucked directly from a bunch that hangs just outside.

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Address: Central Avenue, Quepos
More Info: Located 50 meters east from Banco de Costa Rica, in front of Gallo.
Opening hours: Daily 6:30am–10pm
Phone: +506 2777 7273

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Cafe Milagro Coffee Roasters

Cafe Milagro Coffee Roasters

Authentic Costa Rican Coffee can be found in Café Milagro, where the staff will be more than happy to also explain how the coffee is roasted, the history of their sustainable store and where their coffee is grown. Excellent service, varied menu, very tasty food, a great place for a nice lunch or dinner. You can buy their own coffee beans to take back home.

Emilio's Cafe

Emilio's Cafe

Emilio's Cafe is a fantastic place with great live music and the most stunning views of Manuel Antonio National Park. It’s open-air, naturally cooled by ocean breezes and quiet fans, with modern, artsy decor. The personal touch of Emilio really makes the difference when it comes to friendly service, fresh food and an impressive selection of local coffee! Start the day with a breakfast with a view or close the day with a dinner while enjoying live Cuban music. Pura Vida! Emilio's readily accommodate dietary restrictions.

Gelateria Amorosi

Gelateria Amorosi

Gelateria Amorosi great little ice cream shop. Just what you need to cool down after basking in the sun all day. Pay them a visit when you're on a walk through the marina. They also serve hot and cold coffee drinks, milkshakes and pastries. Many of their gelatos are sugar-free.

El Patio de Cafe Milagro

El Patio de Cafe Milagro

No matter the time of the day, El Patio de Cafe Milagro has got you covered. They offer different menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner, so the selection is quite large, ranging from their house blend coffee to fish fillet with fruit sauce.

Soda Sánchez

Soda Sánchez

In Costa Rica, 'sodas' are small diners with daily handwritten menus, characterised by simple, delicious food for very little money. One of the dishes offered by Soda Sanchez is the maduro — cooked with plantains plucked directly from a bunch that hangs just outside.

Soda Come Bien

Soda Come Bien

In the northeast corner of the market is where you'll find Soda Come Bien. Among the best on the whole coast, its daily rotation of cafeteria options might include fresh fish in a tomato citrus sauce, olla de carne, or chicken soup.

Agua Azul Café

Agua Azul Café

The open-air Cafe Agua Azul has a fabulous porch and panoramic ocean vista. They serve fresh fish and upscale bar food. The tuna margarita, a version of ceviche with a lime-and-tequila marinade, will start you off.

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