Restaurante La Fulana Cosa
Food & Coffee · Nicoya Peninsula · Ceviche and seafood
Restaurant tucked into the woods outside Nicoya, praised for its mixed ceviche, Italian dishes, friendly staff and relaxed garden setting. Open from mid-afternoon to late, closed Mondays.
- Hours
- Mon closed; Tue-Sun 15:00-23:00
- Ratings
- 4.6 on Google (408) · 3.9 on Tripadvisor (11)
Dishes to try
ceviche mixto · pasta italiana · pizza
Contact & directions
- Phone: +506 2686 6388
- Location: 10.180745, -85.463877 — Google Maps · Waze
Secret spots nearby
- Colonial Church of San Blas (Nicoya)Landmark · FreeOne of Costa Rica's oldest churches: thick whitewashed walls rebuilt in the 19th century on a 17th-century parish, with colonial statues and old bells, facing Nicoya's central park.
- Nicoya Central Park (Parque Recaredo Briceño Arauz)Park · FreeNicoya's shaded town square with big trees, walkways and a playground, right next to the colonial San Blas church - a good place to people-watch.
- Nicoya Municipal MarketLocal shop · FreeNicoya's traditional market with farm-fresh produce, household goods and some of the cheapest local lunches in town.
- Cerro de la Cruz (Nicoya lookout)Viewpoint · Free · hidden gemA hilltop cross above the town of Nicoya, about a 40-minute hike up, with panoramic views over the town and the surrounding plains.
- Ecomuseo de la Cerámica Chorotega (San Vicente)Landmark · FreeA community museum in San Vicente, the potters' village just past Guaitil, telling the story of Chorotega ceramics - old pieces like the comal for tortillas and the tinaja for chicha.
- Barra Honda National ParkTrail · about $12A limestone hill riddled with caves above the Tempisque plains: hike up through dry forest to a lookout over the Gulf of Nicoya, or climb down a ladder into Terciopelo Cave with a guide.