It has been a while since I have posted a photo of a restaurant, so here is a photo of Las Baulas, which serves our favorite pizza in town. These photos show the open air nature of most restaurants in Tamarindo. As I have mentioned previously, my wife is a "foodie" and an important factor in our decision to buy a condo in Tamarindo was the fact that there are about 50 restaurants. We like the variety of choices, with international chefs who combine elements of different culinary traditions.
When staying at our condo on the beach in Langosta, we typically like to share a bottle of wine while waiting for and watching the sun set over the ocean, then walk along the beach to a restaurant in the middle of Tamarindo while there is still some light, then walk back along the road after dinner. We feel safe walking at night, and on the walk back to our condo we might pause to watch the fire flies and listen to the croaking frogs.
When staying at our condo on the beach in Langosta, we typically like to share a bottle of wine while waiting for and watching the sun set over the ocean, then walk along the beach to a restaurant in the middle of Tamarindo while there is still some light, then walk back along the road after dinner. We feel safe walking at night, and on the walk back to our condo we might pause to watch the fire flies and listen to the croaking frogs.
Sounds romantic!
ReplyDeleteI remember this place. It was the first place Julie took me when we arrived!
ReplyDeleteFifty restaurants! Are there enough people in Tamarindo to support them all? Do you have a favorite cuisine? Favorite decor? Favorite waitperson?
ReplyDeleteIt must be heaven with so many restaurants even if you aren't a foodie.
ReplyDeleteI laugh at Brattcat's comment. I think everybody in Tamarindo is foodie enough to support the restaurants.
ReplyDeletethis is a great restaurant. I love the pizza and atmosphere. Very hip and trendy.
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