Soda Las Lapas
Costa Rica
At a glance
Nestled in the serene area of Tarcoles in the Puntarenas Province, Soda Las Lapas offers a welcoming retreat for those exploring Costa Rica. This moderate-priced venue is known for its versatility, catering to dine-in patrons and those seeking convenient takeaway options. With a remarkable rating of 4.5 from 189 reviews, it attracts a variety of visitors, from casual diners to groups looking to enjoy a hearty meal together.
The dining experience at Soda Las Lapas is complemented by the option of outdoor seating, allowing guests to soak in the local atmosphere while enjoying their meal. Known for its inviting environment, the restaurant is an ideal spot for group gatherings, providing a friendly setting for socializing over shared plates. For those who prefer a laid-back dining experience, the availability of beer adds to the relaxed vibe, making it a suitable choice for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Soda Las Lapas stands out as a practical dining choice for visitors to the Tarcoles area, offering an authentic taste of the region’s culinary offerings. Whether stopping by for a quick takeaway or settling in for a leisurely meal, guests are met with the charm and hospitality that is characteristic of Costa Rican dining establishments.
Reviews
Friendly Lady, fast Service. Served one Casado with fish, One casado vegetario, one water and a coke. This was all fine, until the price at the end… 15,500 CRC (this is not a SODA ☝️)
Beautiful family-run soda. Everything about the chicken Casado was delicious. The bread pudding was so yummy and their coffee is great too! Super friendly server and environment. And the place is right across from the beach.. love it! Was $33 for our two meals including desert, a capuchino, and big water bottle (price includes up charge because of paying by card… that’s just Costa Rica! Wish we had cash lol) Totally recommend this soda!! Muchas gracias ❤️
Incredibly authentic and very delicious, a tiny family owned restaurant right next to the beach. They were telling me stories about how they fish for seabass and Mahi at night, and the taste absolutely matched. If you’re sick of touristy restaurants, go here. If you’re not, go anyway! One thing to note is they don’t have a printed menu so tell you options in Spanish - if you don’t speak the language come prepared with a translation app or look at the food photos on the maps listing. We got Casado and it was great. Also try to homemade hot sauce!
