EMBRACE THE APRÉS-SURF LIFESTYLE
When the day is done, kicking back is just as easy. Huacas Cantina, a full-service, family-friendly beach bar and restaurant by renowned local chef Paulo Valerios, crafts delectable bites and drinks from the freshest tropical ingredients. Games, programming and live music ensure that electricity is always in the air.
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EXPERIENCE
- Tropical Bites
- Refreshing Beverages
- Lounge Splash Pool
- Epic Baristas
- Live Music Stage
- Games
Opening Times
- Surf Club and Hotel 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
- Bar 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
- Restaurant 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Contact
- Surf Hotel rooms
- Reservations@beachbreaknosara.com
- Restaurant & Activities
- concierges@beachbreaknosara.com
- Local +506.8877.0020
- International +1.888.383.6505
Policies
- Age 0 – 120 yo
- Dress Code - put your fun suit on!
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The bar at Huacas Cantina is your local Guiones watering hole, made for beach bums and seasoned surfers alike. Here, you can sip you’re a deliciously cold cerveza or an expertly-crafted cocktails amongst friends old and new, while eavesdropping on folk tales of mythical waves. Our mixologist will help you hone in on your “usual,” or introduce you to a menu of custom tiki drinks and curated cocktails.
Chef Paulo Valerios has 20 years of experience in the culinary world. He began his career in Italian restaurant kitchens, but his greatest achievements came from his own ventures, such as Stiefel Pub, La Ventanita Meraki, Cook or Die, and through culinary consulting for NGOs like CRUSA and Osa Conservation. However, it has been his work as a chef and partner at the Huacas restaurant in the Tierra Magnífica Hotel in Nosara that has profoundly transformed his vision of gastronomy.
At Huacas, Paulo has found new inspiration in modern Costa Rican cuisine, intimately connecting with local ingredients, ancestral traditions, and the deep sense of community that characterizes the Guanacaste region. This space has allowed him not only to create dishes that honor the culinary heritage of the country but also to immerse himself in gastronomic research to preserve and share these stories through his cooking. His passion for this project is such that he is documenting every step of the journey in a forthcoming book, hoping that his work at Huacas can inspire future generations.