Top Restaurants in Orosi
Top Things to do in Orosi
- 1. Tapanti National Park
- 2. Our Lady of the Angels Basilica (Basilica de Nuestra Senora de Los Angeles)
- 3. House of the Dreamer - Casa Del Sonador
- 4. El Copal Reserve
- 5. Jardin Botanico Lankester
- 6. Iglesia de San Jose de Orosi and the Museum
- 7. Cafe Cristina
- 8. Get your Birds! Ujarras
- 9. Ruins of the Church of Carthage
- 10. AventurasCachi
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Where to Eat in Orosi: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Orosi, Costa Rica including Restaurante Ton Hoi, Restaurante La Casona Del Cafetal, Restaurante La Casona De Cartago, Restaurant Casa Jose, Mi Tierra, Backerei Cafe y Panaderia Suiza, Kiri Mountain Lodge, La Hidalguia, Bar y Restaurante Coto, La Posada de la Luna
Things to do in Orosi
1. Restaurante Ton Hoi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Deweyboy - Bernalillo NM
There are lots of Chinese restaurants all around Costa Rica but this one is definitely worth seeking out if you are tired of gallo pinto,mystery meats, rice and fried plantains. This place has an atmosphere suitable for a business luncheon, quiet and tasteful, with a varied and tasty menu. Chef Javier Wong Cheng uses authentic Chinese ingredients that he buys at the Chinese market in San Jose, keeping to the traditions of his culture, rather than creating a boring hybrid as so often happens with ethnic restaurants far from their native soil. The Chinese came to Costa Rica to build the east-west railroad, which is why you'll find them scattered across this nation.
2. Restaurante La Casona Del Cafetal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By WannaBeObjective - Switzerland
We were on a day tour with other tourists (about 16 people), and our tour operator had taken us for lunch at this establishment. It is indeed situated with a beautiful scenic breathtaking views.
It was however unfortunate that our dining experience didn’t match whatsoever with the views. We understand that we’re a big group to feed, but we ALL had to eat Casados and the chosen meat/fish option were taken a couple of hours prior to our arrival. The beef was the most tasteless we’ve had in Costa Rica, and so far the hardest/rubbery. The side dishes, dessert and juice were ok, but nothing to compliment on — we were all simply very hungry... Waiters were doing their job, but one felt unwelcomed, as if we were bothering them, despite our multiple gratitude for serving us.
We had a great day tour, and dining in this restaurant was the only negative bit. Perhaps it’s not a place for feeding tour groups?
3. Restaurante La Casona De Cartago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By RnMReiter - Houston, Texas
Was a rainy day so they were not as busy, a good thing Ordered promptly No English menus but pictures include descriptions where you can figure out what is what Staff did know a little English Has Texas signs inside as decor? Order steaks and...MoreThank you so much for your comments. And thanks for the license plate, we received it. Greetings from Costa Rica.
4. Restaurant Casa Jose
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
Casa José is a unique product in the area. Its infrastructure, service, environment, and international organic fusion cuisine, will guarantee a unique delight your palate.With a very high level presentation, unique texture and great taste, we aim to please especially healthy food lovers.
Reviewed By SBE73 - Cartago, Costa Rica
We revisited the restaurant, this time with the family, and we confirmed that their service, the food quality and freshness are always present. The host and his staff are always there to help and bring the best out of your visit. Enjoy the magnificent natural environment that the surroundings of the restaurant offer.
5. Mi Tierra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By realbigbear - Great Falls, Virginia
We visited this restaurant after visiting Irazu Volcano. The restaurant was simple, but the local Costa Ricann food was excellent. We were part of a tour group, and all of our members raved about the food. The location lacks ambiance (a modified strip mall), but with food this good "who cares."
6. Backerei Cafe y Panaderia Suiza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By awwwyyyyeeeaaa - Toronto, Canada
I stayed in Orosi for 2 weeks and visited Franzisca at her at her store more than a couple times. Breakfast and coffee was great. I also rented a bike for a ride to Tapanti for a day from her.
She is real friendly and speaks several languages, if that's a hesitation to visit.
Thanks! Hope to visit again soon.
7. Kiri Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Eyeluv2Travel - Winnipeg, MB Canada
A great facility for a lunch stop! We had a fabulous dinner here, the place was well kept and clean. We stumbled across this place while looking for something to eat after a day at Tapanti National Park. Our meal was fantastic, and plentiful for the price. We saw some birds on site. I would recommend this place.
8. La Hidalguia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By Christian_Sanabria - Cartago, Costa Rica
I really liked the food, ideal for a business lunch or a family lunch, the food we ate was very tasty. The menu is very complete and a little expensive, maybe not to go everyday but for a special ocassion is great.
9. Bar y Restaurante Coto
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Ed L - Guildford, England, United Kingdom
We all had chicken with rice - arroz con pollo. It was salty beyond belief, and had poor quality chicken.
The service was fairly slow from the one waiter, and my wife ordered a cocktail, which took an absolute age to arrive.
There's much better around, and I'm not sure why our lodge recommend it. All the other diners in there were from our hotel.
10. La Posada de la Luna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Local and traditional Costarrican food. Founded in 1963 and is the pioneer of the gastronomic tradition in the zone with over 55 years operating and satisfying the national and international customers. It is also a museum, full of pictures and accessories from the 1800´s and early 1900´s. People from all over the country and from different countries come to the restaurant for its traditional and famous food.
Reviewed By TravelReviewer1983 - London, United Kingdom
A Tico friend took us here for dinner after a long day out.
Their menu is very rich in options and easily accomodated for our vegetarian needs.
The food was prepared and delivered very fast (although there were several other customers), and with a smile on the waitress´s face.
The food tasted great, and was very fairly priced.
The place has a very rustic and pleasant design & atmosphere to it.
Really worth checking out if you are in the area.
