El Callejero

Liberia, Costa Rica

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€4.95

El Callejero

El Callejero is an unpretentious eatery that is run from a food truck, but with plenty of covered outdoor tables. The theme of the menu is roughly Texan barbecue, but you can also enjoy some Mexican salads and poke bowls, plus local beers.

Information

addressCoast-west of the Hector Zúñiga Rovira park, Liberia, Costa Rica
openingHoursTue–Sun 11am–9pm, Mon closed
phone+506 2665 4111

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