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At the Don Ferando in Escazú in the mall they will cook your selection for you at an outside grill where there are a half dozen or so tables. They have waitress sevice, limited sides, and drinks available.

is this butcher shop in colonial plaza in escazu? i think thats the name. up the street from mas por menos grocery on the same side of street.this plaza has or had nice movie theate and cigar shop go out the front door and down the steps and turn left walk aways maybe 8 10 minutes think its the second little plaza after you leave colonial upstairs and facing you as you walk is a little bar good burgers wings agood crowd younger at night and weekends bebedarro bus will take you from downtown to one half block catty corner of colonial plaza for a pittance around 50 or 60 cents to return out front door of plaza turn right walk about 25 yards to little green covered bus stop take same bus back. lots can change in my year of traveling and this may not be appropriate or more than you want hear or know bus schedules and routes can change etc i sure the drifter can update this if anyone is interested your humble serpent gringo

........and..... Then you can drive 16 hours to some fine restaurants in Panama City. (PERIOD which you should use more of) I'm sorry but I don't understand what your trivia post has to do with the Don Fernando restaurant. Now ...about the CAFTA voting which will occur on Sunday. Do you think they will finally convict O.J. (another use of punctuation) of a crime? (hey there's another one ) What about the new T.O.M.? (WOW there's 2 in a row) lol

You must've finally gotten a regular US keyboard because the Costa Rican ones don't seem to have any punctuation keys on them. That's the only explanation I can think of why chicas don't use periods, commas, question marks, etc.

You must've finally gotten a regular US keyboard because the Costa Rican ones don't seem to have any punctuation keys on them. That's the only explanation I can think of why chicas don't use periods, commas, question marks, etc.

You must've finally gotten a regular US keyboard because the Costa Rican ones don't seem to have any punctuation keys on them. That's the only explanation I can think of why chicas don't use periods, commas, question marks, etc.