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Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Province of Limon, Costa Rica including Cafe Rico, Barakka Bistro, Como en la Gloria
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1. Cafe Rico
Overall Ratings
5 based on 895 reviews
CAFE OPEN ONLY MORNINGS FOR BREAKFAST / THURSDAY & FRIDAY CLOSED. We have BIKES for rent, BOOK EXCHANGE, & WIFI. Is quiet place, clean, nice garden with different animals ( sloths, red frogs, birds normaly), Center of town, family environment.
Reviewed By Wanderer365443
What a wonderful place to have breakfast. Beautiful selection for breakfast however the chefs and owners seemed really happy to make changes/recommendations based on our requests. The cafe has a lovely ambience and filled us up till dinner. Iâd definitely go back again and again. It closes at midday so make sure you get there before to avoid disappointment!
2. Barakka Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By bertrand2204
After looking on TripAdvisor, we decided to try this restaurant. What a good idea !!The owner is really friendly and the personal too.we both took the tuna (red for my girlfriend and medium for me) and it could not have been cooked better !! It was just perfect and so tasty.The portions are not insane but the quality compensate. The prices are a bit above average but after trying a lot of restaurant, this is justified.So in a word ... just go.Grazzie et merci Jessica !!
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3. Como en la Gloria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By AmyNYC
This is a special place - set back from the road on a lovely veranda. The owner is great and we had a really wonderful meal full of special touches, like him bringing out a bit of tortilla espanol and garbanzos while we waited. Overall it felt like a really special evening, a touch of Spain in Costa Rica. But we found some of the food a little lackluster. As vegetarians my husband and I didn't have loads of options for a main course, but decided to try to vegan paella. Though the presentation was nice and the texture perfect, it was bland and included no protein. Our kids (not vegetarian) had the tenderloin, which they loved, but the sides it came with were overcooked and strangely seasoned - they went uneaten. I'd definitely recommend the restaurant in any case...make a reservation or you're not likely to get a table!
