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Laredokid
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Being that SJ is so close to the ocean I would think there must be some Fresh Hand Breaded Deep Fried Shrimp some place in town ! Anyone have a restaurant recommendation ?

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I don’t recall seeing anyplace that deep fries shrimp. Maybe Denny’s.

The only time I have seen shrimp served it has been sautéd in garlic and butter or mixed in with some other part of the meal.

Perhaps those who eat out more often have been information.
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Sportsmans Lodge

Enjoyed a few crispy camarones Monday night, (looked like 16-21 cnt) some of the best I have ever had :)


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Good tip! Crispy fried shrimp at the SL.
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Princessa Marina! They run lots of specials on Camarones.
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HolaB wrote:
Sportsmans Lodge

Enjoyed a few crispy cammarones Monday night, (looked like 16-21 cnt) some of the best I have ever had :)


was going to bring the bookbinder's cocktail sauce down next trip. it's the only thing they're missing

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My two favorites are... Soda Peru, right up the street from HLH, you can get many types of seafood deep fried there. The restaurant (can't remember the name) right next to Hotel Balmoral (sp) has an excelent fried shrimp platter. I also like the shrimp at SL, but there I would rather have the shrimp fettecini alfredo.

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Thanks for the replies. I'll try the sportsman since I'll be going there anyway. Now I just need to find out if they have tartar sauce to go with it.
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Laredokid wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I'll try the sportsman since I'll be going there anyway. Now I just need to find out if they have tartar sauce to go with it.


Yes they do! For cocktail sauce lovers bring a your own
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HolaB wrote:
Sportsmans Lodge

Enjoyed a few crispy camarones Monday night, (looked like 16-21 cnt) some of the best I have ever had :)


I Second that. I've had the deep fried shrimp on the SL menu at least a dozen times. Very..Very good and reasonably priced too.
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Yes they do! For cocktail sauce lovers bring a your own


Yes they do but they only give you a small container of it so you'll have to ask for extra.
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Delicias del Peru has great home made tartar sauce. Try the freshly hand breaded fried calamari too.

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Mr.Black wrote:
HolaB wrote:
Sportsmans Lodge

Enjoyed a few crispy cammarones Monday night, (looked like 16-21 cnt) some of the best I have ever had :)


was going to bring the bookbinder's cocktail sauce down next trip. it's the only thing they're missing


TSA took my bookbinders. i knew it might happen but I wasnt paying $15 to check a bag. the shrimp were still tasty yesterday8)

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One of the most under discussed places that I frequent is out near Curridabat- it's called "El Balcon De Los Mariscos"... it's got Tico Prices and all the food is excellent all the time. It's always usually crowded with upper class Ticos from everywhere, very few Gringo know about this place.
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It is pretty good. Very local. Few Gringos live on the east side.
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