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Thanksgiving in Costa Rica 2013
November 26th, 2013
Trying to find a good and comprehensive list of restaurants that offer a good Thanksgiving feast in Costa Rica is difficult. Several sites and user groups offer a few, but nothing really complete. Saying that, I am starting this list. It contains almost nothing, but I am asking that my readers:
1. Add in the comments any restaurants that you know offer a Thanksgiving dinner in CR. Include location and cost and opinion if possible. I will add it here on this blog page.
2. Spread the word by sending this direct link to anyone who you think might add to this list… i.e. eaters 🙂
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The List – Please be proactive and add your favs in the comments! I know this is lame… so help me!!
As of Turkey Day at 7:30 AM, this experiment was not working well… only a handful of recommendations. Oh well…. Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers! Now, go pig out. As on your birthday, calories do not count today.
Central Valley
EL PATIO DEL BALMORAL
(2-221-1700 / http://ElPatioDelBalmoral.com http://ElPatioDelBalmoral.com / https://facebook.com/pages/El-Patio-Del-Balmoral/138691386226515 )
Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner, along with waldorf salad, mashed camote/sweet potato, calabasa/pumpkin cake, CRANBERRY SAUCE and a glass of wine (regular menu also).
HOURS: noon till they run out (they close the kitchen at 9:45pm)
PRICE: 14,000/$28 (INCLUDES Impuesto and service fee). Reservations suggested but not mandatory.
LOCATION: San Jose-Centro – Avenida Central – between Calle 7th and 9th
Wyndham Hotel Herradura (old Ramada)
Autopista General Canas 3 Miles South of Intl Airport, San Jose, CR
506-2209-9800 506-2209-9800
Excellent food, but bring your own cranberry sauce!
http://www.wyndham.com/hotels/costa-rica/san-jose/wyndham-san-jose-herradura-hotel-convention-center/hotel-overview
14,000 colones.
Begins at 7 PM
Sportsman’s Lodge
Downtown San Jose is the SPORTSMAN LOUNGE $22.50 all you can eat, glass of wine . Half price for 65 and over. Same for women and kids
Caribbean Thanks to Sarah
La Costa Papito
Puerto Viejo, Limón
$20.00 (I’m assuming this is cada uno)
Tel: 2750 0080
http://www.lacostadepapito.com/
Outback Jack’s
Puerto Viejo, Limón
$20.00/ per
tel: 2637 0407
Casino Club Colonial always has a Thanksgiving meal.
Here’s the link for this year. It’s $25 adn includes a beer or wine.
South Pacific
Here’s a very good restaurant in Ojochal on the South Pacific coast that is offering the following:
Yes, Azul Rest at El Castillo is offering a traditional Thanksgiving meal with the following menu:
$35 per person (plus tax and service)
Traditional Roasted Turkey
Classic Texas Cornbread Dressing and White Gravy
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Yams done Traditionally with Brown Sugar and Marshmallows
Greed Beans Sauteed with Almonds and Mushrooms
Honey Glazed Carrots
Homemade Rolls
For dessert we will be offering Pumpkin Pie in a Graham Cracker Crust and Layered Lemon Cake.
For a cocktail? How about a Pumpkin Martini
Guanacaste Pacific – Las Playas
Liberia and The Greenhouse restaurant has a five course Thanksgiving dinner for $30. Their food is extraordinary and the service and atmosphere are awesome. Located across from Ciprosal ferrateria on the main road from the Liberia airport.
Restaurante Louisiana- Playas del Cocos, Guanacaste – $40.00 includes 1 hot, 1 cold appetizer, Thanksgiving dinner, dessert and 1 glass of wine.
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Chili Cook Off in Atenas. Worth Going! Charity Event
January 17th, 2013
This year’s Chili Cook Off will be on February 10, 2013 and seems to have become an annual event. I seldom promote this kind of stuff, but in this case, the organizers are honest and the money goes to the Hogar de Vida, a home for abused, abandoned and orphaned kids that houses up to 35 children ages birth to 10 years old. Good cause.
I could not go last year… some conflict as I recall, but it is on my calendar for this year.
Give it a shot! I am sure that Diet Chili is available for those of us calorically challenged.
Or… maybe not.
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April 1st, 2011
Hi again to my faithful readers. Here is yet another addition of “My Readers Write”
In this post you will find both emails and comments asking me questions are generally not covered in The REAL Costa Ricaor this Blog…. or maybe they are answered, but there is some other twist that I think might be of interest.
As some of these were sent more than 5 weeks ago, I do appreciate your patience. I am just bombarded with email.
I do correct grammar where practical and some spelling of the various emails/comments, but I do not change the content other than maybe a swear word.
If this interests you, please read on.
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