Castillo's Kitchen
Castillo’s Kitchen is a Chef’s Table concept mastering the evolution of Costa Rican cuisine with fresh ingredients hand-picked by the Chef
Opening hours:
Open all day
Contact:
Calle Perezoso, Ojochal
Pancito Café
French Specialties, Bakery, Pastry
Breakfast and Lunch with vegan and vegetarian menu
Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday 7 am – 3 pm
Contact:
Plaza Ventanas, Ojochal, Costa Rica
Villa Leonor
Restaurant with beach access, pools, and grounds
Fresh seafood dishes and BBQ every Sunday
Opening hours:
Open Thursday to Tuesday 10 am – 8 pm
Reserve for Dinner
Wednesday Closed
Contact:
Km 170 next to Elan at Ballena Beach
Citrus
Restaurante and Tapas-Bar
Creative Cuisine
Opening hours:
Monday to Saturday 5 pm – 9 pm
Contact:
Plaza Tangara Ojochal
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