Eat Street
Food & Coffee · Nicoya Peninsula · Food & coffee
Open-air food court-style spot with Mexican tacos, bowls, burgers and wood-fired pies, plus plenty of vegan choices. Huge portions and fast service, open from breakfast to late.
- Hours
- Mon-Sun 07:00-22:00
- Ratings
- 4.7 on Google (3,006) · 4.8 on Tripadvisor (1,444)
Dishes to try
fish tacos · nachos · poke bowl · açaí bowl · wood-fired pizza
Contact & directions
- Website: https://www.eatstreetst.com/
- Phone: +506 8862 9124
- Location: 9.641633, -85.165338 — Google Maps · Waze
Secret spots nearby
- Playa Santa TeresaBeach · FreeMiles of pale sand, consistent surf and black-rock points — the beach that turned a dirt-road village into the Nicoya Peninsula's surf and yoga capital.
- Playa SueñosBeach · Free · hidden gemA wide, clean stretch of white sand between Playa Carmen and central Santa Teresa with shade trees along the back.
- Playa Carmen (Mal País)Beach · FreeA long surf beach just south of Santa Teresa with a more relaxed feel, forest behind the sand and beginner-friendly waves.
- Mal País Tide Pools (Mar Azul)Swimming spot · FreeNatural 'hot tubs' carved into the volcanic rock shelf at Mal País: when the sea pulls back, it leaves clear pools full of little fish, some barrel-sized, some big enough to float in.
- Playa Hermosa (Santa Teresa)Beach · FreeA wide, jungle-backed beach a few minutes north of Santa Teresa with no buildings on the sand and some of the most consistent beginner-friendly waves on the coast.
- Mal País fishing harbor (Playa Muelle)Landmark · Free · hidden gemPast the last surf hotels, Mal País ends at a small fishing harbor on a little cove: boats heading out for snapper, wahoo and roosterfish, and the departure point for fishing, snorkel and SUP trips into the Cabo Blanco marine area.
Sources: https://www.eatstreetst.com/