Restaurants of the Area

Cuisine of the Osa

The Restaurants of Puerto Jimenez. For a town its size, "PJ" has a wealth of great restaurants and sodas, giving your taste buds a variety of foods to satisfy most desires, IF you decide to dine out rather than at your home away from home.

In Puerto Jimenez there are over twenty restaurants and sodas, all within walking distance of Casa de la Osa:

  • Cafe de la Onda (Our Favorite) Click Here See Why
  • Mango Real (Great Food, You Must Meet Emilio, the Owner) Click Here
  • Restaurante Agua Luna - Water Front (Chinese & Costa Rican)
  • Soda el Rancho - Across from the Soccer Field (Best breakfast in town for $2.00)
  • Juanita's - Downtown, next to Internet Cafe (Mexican, Seafood, & International)
  • Soda la Parada
  • Pollosa - Downtown
  • Soda el Pul - Downtown
  • Bar y Restaurante Carolina - Downtown (Costa Rican & International)
  • Ristorante Giardinera - Downtown (Italian & Sushi)
  • Pollo Opi Opi - Near Airport (Fried Chicken)
  • Bar y Restaurante Iguana - Entrance to PJ (International/Costa Rican)
  • Bar y Restaurante Jossette's - Downtown (Costa Rican/International)
  • Parrot Bay Village - Beachside (Seafood & International) Very pleasant
  • Pizzeria - Near the Airport - Good Pizza - Pleasant people
  • Pollo Frito Mar Jenny - Downtown
  • Jade Luna - A Taxi Ride out, but worth the trip - Make Reservations
  • Soda Morales - Near the Soccer Field

Dine At Home

If you choose, you can dine at home and have your meals prepared by a short order cook Contact Us. Enjoy your day on the Osa and come home to a relaxing meal just with your family or friends instead of in the hustle-bustle of commercial places. This can be arranged when you make your reservation or once here with a 24 hour notice.

Store Your Catch

Have a cook-out with your own catch of the day, Mahi Mahi, snapper, grouper, tuna and more. Can't eat it all in one day? No problem, you have a huge refrigerator/freezer to hold your catch until you are ready to cook it. No need to have to give your catch away because you have no place to hold it, or sell it to local restaurants.

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