In general my food experience in Quepos it's been very good and Villas Jaquelina helped me keep my vegan diet without any problems!! If you are looking for a vegan-friendly place in Quepos this is the right place! Clean, friendly, and with a great staff.Puerto Viejo de Talamanca is a colorful little fishing village on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, known for its nightlife, surfing and laid back Rasta culture. Pizza for being in a Central American country & not in the city. They have a wood fire oven and offer vegetarian pizza (12$) and salads! After all, good If you are a big fan of pizza like me, don't miss this easy and delicious spot with a nice view over the sea, airy terrace, and very friendly staff. Pizza is one of my favorite meals and it cannot be missed when I am traveling. The lunch and dinner menus offer authentic “Tico” cuisine, like artisan ravioli stuffed with smoky eggplant, vegetarian burger, arroz vegano and omelette and vegetarian casado for breakfast! Prices are inUSD and are a bit expensive for what they offer but you are also paying for the excellent service, the ambiance, the live music and the stunning view. The view from this restaurant is epic! You have an incredible ocean and jungle vistas with a beautiful sunset. I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for some good vegan food and not for something more local. I love Falafel and Hummus and here they are delicious!! Vegan options are clearly marked in the menu and they have a space with a salad bar to fill up your sandwich or complement your platter and the Tahini is made in-house! It's definitely very touristy, prices are in USD, falafel platter cost 10$ and the staff The atmosphere is very "chill", very "pura vida"! They offer a separate vegan section on the menu, which includes pad Thai, pasta, a wrap, stuffed chili with Asian rice, and a vegan casado. This restaurant was recommended by a local and it did not disappoint! The views of this place are not only stunning, but the food is very tasty and reasonable when it comes to cost, between 5500 colones to7000 colones. Vegan/Vegetarian restaurant in Manuel Antonio Price for a vegan meal is between 5,500 colones to 8,000 colones. They offer vegan options like veggie poke, veggie wrap, and veggie pasta.
This little place is only ten minutes away from the tourist location and it does not look like "Hey come on in'' but the food is very good and the service was top-notch! You are welcome by coconut water and sent off with a shot of tequila after your meal on the house. Hotel restaurant with a separate and creative menu with many vegan options like apple salad with spinach & blackberry vinaigrette, vegetable soup with curry and ginger, sweet potato cannelloni, eggplant lasagna, and vegan ice cream. If you want a fancy spot with a great view then this is the place for you. This little Soda is another perfect place to eat if you are on a travel budget, between 2,500 colones to 3,500 per meal.
Here you will find amazing comida tipica and a super atmosphere! Vegan/vegetarian choices, including burritos, quesadilla, nacho, casados, pastas and salad. This small and traditional Soda restaurant is very close to the bus station. Price from 2,500 colones for a vegan gallo pinto to 4,500 colones for a vegan burger. Small and very friendly restaurant with a selection of vegan/vegetarian gallo pinto, vegan burgers, vegan sandwiches, vegan nachos, vegan casado and vegetarian pasta. I've written this vegan guide to help vegans and vegetarians find the best eats the town has to offer, and to make it even more easy-peasy your choice, I had divided the list into two sections, restaurants in Quepos and restaurants in Manuel Antonio, a close town, five minutes by car or 15 minutes by bus.
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