5/5 Culinary S. 2 years ago on Google
Pesqueria
da
Limonta
lives
up
to
the
stellar
ratings
it
receives.
The
dining
area
is
essentially
a
covered
patio,
and
it’s
very
cozy.
The
service
is
outstanding:
courteous,
knowledgeable
and
professional
(and
for
those
-
like
us
-
who
aren’t
fluent
in
Spanish
Daniel
was
happy
to
help
in
English).
But
the
food
is
the
real
star
here.
The
menu
is
adventurous
and
focused
-
appropriately
-
on
seafood.
We
started
with
two
appetizers:
Seared
Yellow
Fin
Tuna
Bruschetta
and
Jumbo
Shrimp
Carpaccio.
Both
were
outstanding.
The
generous
slices
of
tuna
were
spiced
and
seared
to
rare
perfection,
with
very
fresh
tomatoes
and
a
delicious
house
tartar
sauce.
The
generous
plate
of
shrimp
was
bathed
in
a
flavourful
olive
oil-lemon
juice
dressing
accented
by
delicious
capers.
So
good.
For
our
mains
we
chose
Robalo
Dashi
Confit
(sea
bass
with
vegetable
medley)
and
Gallega
Octopus
with
yucca.
Again,
portions
are
generous
(you
will
not
leave
this
place
hungry)
and
the
preparation
is
on
point.
The
sea
bass
was
delightfully
juicy,
and
the
vegetable
medley
was
so
tasty
that
it
could
have
been
a
meal
in
itself.
The
octopus
was
charred
and
tender,
with
a
lovely
complexity
of
flavour
imparted
by
a
garlic
butter
with
smoked
sweet
paprika,
accompanied
by
garlic
aioli.
Everything
was
complemented
by
a
bottle
of
superb
Sauvignon
Blanc
suggested
by
our
server,
and
topped
off
with
a
shared
piece
of
light,
mouth-wateringly
tasty
coconut
cheesecake.
The
entire
meal
came
to
78,000
colones
($170
CDN),
tax
and
tip
included.
Great
value
for
an
outstanding
experience.
We
highly
recommend
that
you
treat
yourself
to
dinner
here
if
you
find
yourself
in
San
José.
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