Restaurants near Parque Nacional Volcan Irazu

In a few words, better culinary experience I have ever had

Sikwa is a remarkable experience. The food is unlike anything we’ve tasted before. The service is impeccable without being pretentious. If only the precolumbian diet included bread so we could sop up the delicious sauces.

We loved it, the food was great and the drinks too.

My dining experience at Amana was truly exceptional! I had the Chef Table experience where you get a 5 course dinner with optional wine pairing. All items received are not available in the menu so every plate was a surprise with a perfect combination of flavors and textures. This goes in hand with the culinary concept of Amana which combines local ingredients with techniques from around the world giving each plate a unique flavor. The service is exceptional in addition to allowing interactions with the chef. I will definitely be going back to try their menu items!

The tuna tartare and lamb/lebne starters and the cremoso/sorbet dessert were divine, our waiter was wonderful, and the garden seating had a lovely ambience.