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La Cevicheria

Sodas & Local Food · Nicoya Peninsula · Ceviche, grilled fish and sea bass

Peruvian-style ceviche house using locally caught seafood; reviewers single out the Mexichina and shrimp ceviches. Prices are above soda level but the fish is fresh.

Hours
Mon-Sat 12:00-22:00; Sun closed
Ratings
4.8 on Google (660) · 4.7 on Tripadvisor (287)

Dishes to try

ceviche Mexichina · ceviche de camarón · pescado a la parrilla · corvina · tostones

Contact & directions

  • Phone: +506 8693 1036
  • Location: 9.636896, -85.161361 — Google Maps · Waze

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