San Jose: Bites and Sights Walking Food Tour including Markets
Food walking tour in San José with markets.
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Greetings and language
A friendly “buenos días” goes a long way. “Pura vida” is used as hello, goodbye, thanks and “all good”. Costa Ricans often use “usted” even with friends and family.
Tipping
Restaurant bills usually include a 10% service charge by law, shown on the bill. Extra tips for guides and drivers are appreciated but optional.
Food
Try a casado (rice, beans, salad, plantain and a protein) at a soda, a small local restaurant, and gallo pinto at breakfast.
La Fortuna: Historic Farmhouse, Traditional Meal & Dance
Traditional meal and dance at a historic farmhouse near La Fortuna.
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Respectful travel
- Do not feed wildlife
- Stay on marked trails
- Ask before photographing people
- Dress modestly in towns and churches