Arenal - Restaurant for Birthday Dinner
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Arenal - Restaurant for Birthday Dinner
My boyfriend and I are going to Arenal on May 11-15 and May 13th is his 38th birthday. I'd like to take him to a very nice dinner for his birthday celebration. We're staying at the Arenal Nayara so a place close by and with a view would be great. Any suggestions?
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Unless you are going out for lunch, the sun most likely will have set (before 6:00pm) by the time you get to a restaurant for dinner, so a view might not matter.
(Great screen name, by the way. Does that mean we will hear lots more of you?)
(Great screen name, by the way. Does that mean we will hear lots more of you?)
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Thanks Kinkazote! I was on these posts quite a bit a few years ago planning my first and second Europe trip. I was quickly pounced on when I posted my itinerary that included trying to see four cities in 8 days. Haha. I was enlightened by all of the replies I got and downgraded to 2 cities. After getting there I realized how right everyone was!! The advice I got was priceless and both trips were perfect!
This is my first time to Costa Rica so thanks for the susnset tip! A view isn't that important, mostly want to make sure it is a nice place, good food, good service, etc.
This is my first time to Costa Rica so thanks for the susnset tip! A view isn't that important, mostly want to make sure it is a nice place, good food, good service, etc.
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Don Rufino is a very cute restaurant with good food. Here's the link:
http://www.donrufino.com/en/
Another idea would be to spend the evening at Eco Termales hot springs and enjoy their chicken dinner there.
http://www.donrufino.com/en/
Another idea would be to spend the evening at Eco Termales hot springs and enjoy their chicken dinner there.
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We had a funny experience at la Choza de Laurel; they're known for their rotisserie chicken and had all these chickens turning on a spit out front when we went there. I asked for "pollo por favor" and pointed to the spits, and they wouldn't give us any, just kept saying "no" - and we have no idea why. Did you get to try it travel? We ended up having casados, and they were good.
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