Soda Tiquicia
Sodas & Local Food · Nicoya Peninsula · Casados and fried fish
Casual local soda in Santa Teresa known for generous plates of Costa Rican comfort food, especially fish casado, fried red snapper and mixed ceviche, at fair prices.
- Hours
- Mon-Sun 08:00-22:00
- Ratings
- 4.6 on Google (983) · 4.5 on Tripadvisor (346)
Dishes to try
casado con pescado · pargo frito · ceviche mixto · arroz con camarones · tostones · fresco natural
Contact & directions
- Phone: +506 2640 0167
- Location: 9.646382, -85.169167 — 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.
- 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 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.
- 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.