Senor Harry's - Jaco

Stop for a Margherita and some Guacamole chips, excellent! Eric our server was a gracious host, glad we stopped. I don't know who this Debbie is and why the bad... read more Stop for a Margherita and some Guacamole chips, excellent! Eric our server was a gracious host, glad we stopped. I don't know who this Debbie is and why the bad review, funny she has only 1 post, ?

The ceviche was amazing and there were plenty of options to choose from on the menu. However, the music playing in the background was a bit overwhelming with it... read more The ceviche was amazing and there were plenty of options to choose from on the menu. However, the music playing in the background was a bit overwhelming with its 80's love song mix. It definitely added a unique touch to the dining experience.

A very gringo experience, but with Tico charm. The guacamole is excellent and prepared on the table side. The pizza was delicious; very cheeky, fresh toppings a... read more A very gringo experience, but with Tico charm. The guacamole is excellent and prepared on the table side. The pizza was delicious; very cheeky, fresh toppings and a perfectly baked crust. You have a children's menu, live music and a fun cocktail list.

Dindicates here on our first day in Jaco and dinates here again on our last day. Her almost famous guacamole is so delicious. You make it on your table. The sta... read more Dindicates here on our first day in Jaco and dinates here again on our last day. Her almost famous guacamole is so delicious. You make it on your table. The staff who served us were so nice and generous, esp Sergio, Manfred and the other guy who made our guacamole at our last night in Jaco. I forgot his name. You are all you would look for in a server. We ordered the red Snapper, Burrito, Fajitas and the Casado typico. They were all great.

The food at this restaurant was pretty good. The Sashimi was excellent, we were so impressed by it that we forgot to take a picture. The tuna looked like tuna b... read more The food at this restaurant was pretty good. The Sashimi was excellent, we were so impressed by it that we forgot to take a picture. The tuna looked like tuna belly and was topped with sesame seeds and possibly Balsamic vinegar. It was also drizzled with Lizano sauce, giving it a taste of Costa Rica. My wife ordered Carenitas with pineapple salsa and I had the chicken burrito with extra sauce for an additional 2 USD. We both enjoyed the homemade iced tea, which was delicious, although it was slightly stronger than Canadian iced tea.