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- Entering El Salvador
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Vegan in Costa Rica
I have lived in Costa Rica for almost 6 years. I find that being vegan is very easy, living on the Caribbean coast. There are many, many options for me here. I have also found a few wonderful places to eat in the San Jose area. It is easier to eat vegan here than many other places I have spent time.
My favorites in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Limon Province include:
Peace & Love, Bread & Chocolate, Casa del Pan, EZ-Times, Jammin', Chili Rojo, Cafe Viejo, Lydia's Place, Veronica's, Jungle & Reef, Miss Holly's.
My favorites in the San Jose area include:
The Taj Mahal, Escazu; Bagleman's; Tutti Li, Escazu; Tin Jo, downtown; Mami's, Heredia