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Costa Rica: situated in Santa Elena, Monteverde one of the must-stops on your Costa Rica birding trip. On the endless list of species you an see there are the magificent Three-wattled Bellbird and Resplendent Quetzal.

Excellent quality/ price ratio in an area where this is not always easy to find. They have a very varied menu, from delicious home-made Tico beans to fajitas and delicious rice dishes. Portions are generous.

You can park out front and there is free WiFi.

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Our Address:

Centro Comercial Monteverde - Santa Elena - Costa Rica

GPS:

10.322387787734, -84.824317281405

Telephone:

+506 2645 5827

Email:

sabortico.2011@gmail.com

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