• Banco Central de Costa Rica - The tour commences at the bank’s entrance, adjacent to the Monumento de los Presentes, which showcases small, green figures. The discussion will begin with how this monument represents the community’s resilience and perseverance through difficult times, connecting the past with the present. It serves as a powerful reminder of the strength and unity that have shaped the city, setting the stage for our exploration of its rich history and vibrant culture.
• Central Market (Mercado Central) - The visit to the Central Market, established in 1880, offers an opportunity to learn about the roots of Costa Rican agriculture and daily life. This historic market is a lively center of local activity, providing insight into the traditions and practices that have influenced Costa Rican cuisine for generations. As the market is explored, essential ingredients will be discovered, local vendors met, and insights gained into the agricultural practices that sustain the region. It’s an ideal introduction to the rich cultural tapestry that makes Costa Rica unique.
• Templo de la Musica - The tour will pass by the Templo de la Música, an iconic structure in Morazán Park. As this beautiful pavilion is explored, its rich cultural history and the significant role it has played in the city’s artistic and social life will be revealed. Built in the early 20th century, the Templo de la Música has hosted numerous concerts, events, and gatherings, becoming a cherished symbol of the city’s vibrant cultural scene. Its design, inspired by classical architecture, adds elegance to the park, making it a perfect spot to reflect on the cultural heritage that has shaped the community.
• Morazan Park - An Exclusive “Farm-to-Table” Finale
  The evening concludes with a private home dining experience in a designated historical building. This is the ultimate highlight because:
  • Caribbean Influence: While many tours focus on Central Valley food, this experience highlights the vibrant, spicy, and coconut-infused flavors of Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast.

• Intimacy: It avoids the “tourist trap” feel of public restaurants, offering a quiet, art-filled space that feels like a dinner party with friends.

Participants will have the chance to cook their own “Empanada Arreglada” and enjoy crafting two unique signature drinks: the “Morenito” (a delightful coffee-based cocktail) and a refreshing “Mojito de Cas” (made with a tropical fruit unique to Costa Rica). Whether one person crafts cocktails while the other assists with cooking, or both prefer to relax and enjoy the experience, the choice is theirs!

• Walking tour of Historical Center and neighborhoods like Otoya and Amon
• Bilingual experience
• Special 4-course dinner at private home with Farm to Table concept
• Cocktail making classes and tasting
• Sangria and beer included
• Visit Central Market, Metallic Building, Spain Park for Yellow House view
• Pre-Hispanic, gluten-free food and ingredients

• Transportation: if you need to quote transportation service, write to us.
• Also not included are additional food and drink beyond what is specified.

An All-Inclusive Evening Adventure. This experience goes beyond a typical food tour by integrating a historical walk, a market visit, a hands-on cocktail class, and an interactive cooking session into one memorable night. Enjoy dining in an Exclusive Historic Building, providing a unique and intimate dining experience unavailable elsewhere. Crafted for Connection, this tour is designed to be social. The interactive classes foster a relaxed environment, ideal for a distinctive date night to connect and meet new friends. Enjoyable and Adaptable Participation: Our aim is enjoyment, not a stressful lesson! Participants will have the opportunity to prepare their own Empanada Arreglada and enjoy creating two distinctive signature drinks: the Morenito, a delightful coffee-based cocktail, and a refreshing Mojito de Cas, made with a tropical fruit unique to Costa Rica. The Morenito is more than just a drink; it’s a homage to Costa Rica’s renowned coffee culture. Mojito de Cas: The Cas fruit is a local gem, sour and refreshing. The Empanada Arreglada: It’s more than just a snack.

• Children under 12 years of age are not allowed on the tour
• Dress code: casual
• Safety Tips, San Jose is a big city like any other, it is a preventive measure to dont wear flashy jewelry

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.