El Patio de Café Milagro

Quepos

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€4.95

El Patio de Café Milagro

No matter the time of day, El Patio de Café Milagro has got you covered. They offer different menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so the selection is quite extensive, ranging from their house blend coffee to fish fillets with fruit sauce.

Information

addressKm 4 on Main Road to Manuel Antonio National Park
emailrestaurant@cafemilagro.com
moreInfoLocated on the road between Quepos and Manuel Antonio National Park, at the intersection of the road to Hotel Parador.
openingHoursDaily 6:30am–9:30pm
phone+506 2777 2272
websiteVisit website

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