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PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:59 am 
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Just curious if anyone has eaten here. For the last seven years I have admired this old, quaint tropical style mansion and I see that it has now been made into a restaurante. It certainly is in a convenient location! Wonder if the food is as good as the place looks? Anybody know?

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Si, they have the same menu that the DelRey had, so it's pretty much the same as it was there. The DR now just serves snacks/bar food in the restuarant area...

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AMCostaRica had a review:

http://www.amcostarica.com/111204.htm


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:56 am 
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IMHO, I thought that their beef fajitas meal is FANTASTIC, easily among the best I have ever had, and I spent many years in Houston and El Paso, where Ma & Pa Mexican restaurants are abundant and are second to none in terms of great Mex food.

I thought the pizza was bad, and as any red-blooded male knows, it's damn HARD to make a bad pizza.

I guess what I am saying is that it's hit and miss, depending on what you order.

Seriously, though, try the fajitas...

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 2:10 pm 
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I'v tried it twice and both time was really disappointed. lst time ordered a cheese burger with fires late at night which I know McDonalds would have thrown it the trash can. The second, a steak.......must have been from a steer older than Circus......tough and dry.....refuled to pay for it which did not make the manager happy. Oh well, I got ran out of the DR because I took Huggie in.......may as well make it a double dip.

Although the service is OK, they are overpriced and need to advertise for a chef. It was late when I tried to dine there and only a handfull of customers were there. I gave up and had to go to the bar and order enough martini vodkas so I could fill up on olives.....talk about an expensive meal.....burp.

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Circus.....your review does not count as I know that you have completely destroyed all of your tastebuds. So any food you eat basically taste the same. :cry: :lol:

The food is like everything else at the Delrey...it's overprice. The taste is mediocre at best. For restaurant in that area I prefer the Colonial and the Horshoe Casinos food, which are much better and cheaper than the Delrey. Just my humble opinion. :D

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YO Dino:
Talk about meeee......hell, with all the TUNA you have chowed down on, everything has to taste real fishy......you colombian - Rio hunting SLUT. But I still like ya irregardless of your Whorendous reputation.

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I had a meal at the Del Mar recently and made the mistake of ordering the fish with some sort of cream sauce. To be frank about it, it was inedible. I do think the hamburgers are decent. Stay away from the fish


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If you want a good hamburger ( big too )

get one at the restaurant in the Morizon hotel.

It was a year ago , things might have changed.

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Want a grande hamburguesa con quesa and papa fritas, enslada all for 1250 colones? The NY Bar is the place. :shock:

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Ding Dong wrote:
Want a grande hamburguesa con quesa and papa fritas, enslada all for 1250 colones? The NY Bar is the place. :shock:


And I thought it was the View from the Rail of the Walk of Shame…… that was so popular at this place.

Actually I’ve mentioned before in a long ago post that I first became aware of this Good Burger joint from a fellow Chapter Member in Tampa <Buzz>.

Haven’t tried the other fare but they always seem to have a Blackboard Special and if your Lucky you just may find a Tasty Dessert inside the Bar Area.

JB :twisted:

PS: Great Place to meet the Season Old Timers... Have had Great Conversations with many guys with 10 - 20 years of CR Mongering under thier belts... Reminds me of a bar I would walk into in the Fl Keys.


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We ate there several times in Jan/05 and we thought the food was very good. Why go somewhere like this and order a hamburger? Prices were very good and a lot cheaper than the Colonial. Service was excellent.
I guess everyone sure can have different opinions. I would recommend it.But hey what do i know anyway?


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Prices were very good and a lot cheaper than the Colonial.

If the Del Mar was a lot cheaper than the Colonial then it would suggest you did not ask for the "other menu" at the Colonial.

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On Sunday, we had dinner at the Colonial Casino Restaurant, next to Blue Marlin Bar. (We tried for Costa del Sol but it was closed.)

I had the best seafood entree that I have ever had, "Sea Bass Colonial". Sauteed sea bass in a white wine sauce with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables.

It was relatively expensive, I think. The check was about c30,000 for 2.

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Ding Dong is right. New York Bar has quite a few American classics at a very reasonable price. My favorite is the fish and chips for about 1300-1500 colones. They also make an excellent seafood soup, nice sized serving for about 1000 colones.

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