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Welcome to Shambala Restaurant, a beachfront oasis in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. Located inside Hotel Tropico Latino, we offer a farm-to-table dining experience that highlights organic ingredients, fresh local seafood, and tropical flavors. Whether you’re starting your day with a vibrant breakfast, enjoying lunch in the shade of palm trees, or savoring dinner to the sound of the waves, every dish is crafted with care and authenticity. Bienvenidos a Shambala Restaurant, un oasis frente al mar en Santa Teresa, Costa Rica. Ubicado dentro del Hotel Trópico Latino, ofrecemos una experiencia culinaria de la huerta a la mesa con ingredientes orgánicos, mariscos frescos y sabores tropicales. Abierto al público todos los días de 7am a 9pm.
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Phone: +506 8629 1813
Website: https://hoteltropicolatino.com/shambala-restaurant/
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Reviews
Alika
Just wow! Sunset dining with your toes in the sand, ambient lighting, and live music with an acoustic guitarist and a violin. This beach front dining is what dreams are made of. The tables are literally set in the sand with couch like seating around large square tables. We came here with a family of six. The food was so fresh and creatively put together. The food was on the pricier side but you must remember you are also paying for the atmosphere and all the amenities that come with the dining experience. We fed our family of 6 with tip for around $170 american. The only concern i had was that I had ordered a salad and had considered ordering fish tacos along with the salad but the server had said the salad was very large, so I declined the tacos. I kind of wished I had also ordered the tacos too after seeing the salad. All the food very delicious and we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. The baby ordered a pizza, 4 salads were ordered and my daughter’s salad came with an entire lobster sitting on top. My other daughter ordered a chicken terracotta which she said was so delicious. Very romantic place to dine, especially at sunset.
… morelisaroselouise
Such a beautiful spot – right on the beach! The ambiance was amazing and so was the food, very high quality ingredients. Large menu so something for everyone! The drinks were also amazing – especially the homemade ginger ales.
… moreJoshua Jaipaul
Shambala is one of those places in Santa Teresa that instantly feels easy and welcoming. The staff are consistently friendly, and one of the things we love most is how accessible it is to the beach, making it a great stop before or after spending time by the ocean.
The menu is very affordable, especially compared to other restaurants in the area, and there’s something for everyone. Some of our regular orders include the patacón, the fries, and the pizza, which can also be made vegan-style and is surprisingly enjoyable. We’ve eaten here with different groups of friends and business associates, and everyone always finds something they like.
The smoothies are excellent — especially the Cacao Bliss and the green smoothie — and they’re perfect any time of day, whether for breakfast, a post-workout refuel, or just something refreshing in the heat. We’ve enjoyed both lunch and dinner here, and the service is always fast and efficient, with food coming out quickly.
The overall vibe is relaxed, friendly, and very much that family vacation-style atmosphere — casual, comfortable, and unpretentious.
If you’re in Santa Teresa and looking for a beach-accessible restaurant with good prices, solid vegan options, and consistently friendly service, Shambala is definitely worth a visit.
… moreThe menu is very affordable, especially compared to other restaurants in the area, and there’s something for everyone. Some of our regular orders include the patacón, the fries, and the pizza, which can also be made vegan-style and is surprisingly enjoyable. We’ve eaten here with different groups of friends and business associates, and everyone always finds something they like.
The smoothies are excellent — especially the Cacao Bliss and the green smoothie — and they’re perfect any time of day, whether for breakfast, a post-workout refuel, or just something refreshing in the heat. We’ve enjoyed both lunch and dinner here, and the service is always fast and efficient, with food coming out quickly.
The overall vibe is relaxed, friendly, and very much that family vacation-style atmosphere — casual, comfortable, and unpretentious.
If you’re in Santa Teresa and looking for a beach-accessible restaurant with good prices, solid vegan options, and consistently friendly service, Shambala is definitely worth a visit.
Francisco Jose Mac Courtney Illanes
As a local I was craving a good ceviche, and went in very hopeful. The ceviche is great! Value vs flavour it is top. Great place and I want to keep coming back any time I am around. Totally recommend it.
… moreAndres
Food Quality: very good food. Great ingredients and awesome flavours. Definitely recommend.
Portions: nice big portions. Was very satisfied with my meal.
Drinks: lots of options. Many cocktails and also delicious juices and smoothies. Very refreshing after a long hot day at the beach.
Price: drinks a bit expensive, but everything else was quite decent compared to local prices.
Service: very friendly and fast to refill drinks and any requests.
Atmosphere: beautiful beach location with many tables right on the beach front.
Highlights: food and the amazing view, especially for the sunset.
Payment Method: cash, cc
… morePortions: nice big portions. Was very satisfied with my meal.
Drinks: lots of options. Many cocktails and also delicious juices and smoothies. Very refreshing after a long hot day at the beach.
Price: drinks a bit expensive, but everything else was quite decent compared to local prices.
Service: very friendly and fast to refill drinks and any requests.
Atmosphere: beautiful beach location with many tables right on the beach front.
Highlights: food and the amazing view, especially for the sunset.
Payment Method: cash, cc
Stevens Blanchard
Good drinks and food, service is lacking and takes a long time. Maybe we were unlucky with our timing. We did see others having to stand and wave down their waiters as well.
… moreJen Y.
If you like a unique off the beaten path experience that is not overrun with tourists, this is the spot. It was hard to find on Google maps but we parked on a small side street and then walked a couple of min to the beach front restaurant. It was really stunning to be able to sit on a not crowded part of the beach and enjoy cocktails and dinner. There are a lot of flies unfortunately that come when your food arrives. It would be nice to have fly fans or covers for the food. It was a bit hard to get a server initially but once we got one he was so so nice and helpful.
… moreElizabeth Connelly
Wow. This place felt like paradise. Right on the most beautiful beach with hammocks. The cocktails were out of this world. Food was incredibly fresh. Fish grilled perfectly. Just go and thank me later.
… moreRyan
Alright, buckle up, foodies, because Shambala in Santa Teresa just redefined “dinner with a view” – and “dinner with a serious flavor punch”.
Let’s start with the appetizers, shall we? The calamari? Crispy, not rubbery, and the dip? Well, let’s just say it had more personality than most of my exes. Then came the gyoza. Plump little flavor bombs, not those sad, shriveled things you sometimes get. And the sauce? I’m pretty sure it was made by angels who moonlight as culinary wizards. Seriously, I considered licking the plate, but decided to maintain a shred of dignity (barely).
Now, onto the mains. My daughter, the burger connoisseur, declared the hamburger “juicy, flavorful, and every bite was a win.” High praise from a teenager, folks. That’s like a Michelin star in their world. My wife, with her adventurous palate, had the tuna tataki. Apparently, it was a “gastronomical explosion of flavor.” I’m not sure what that means exactly, but she was smiling so hard, I thought her face might crack.
As for me, I went for the catch of the day – a tuna steak the size of a small country, cooked to absolute perfection. It came with roasted veggies and mashed potatoes so smooth, they could probably solve world peace. My taste buds? They’re still throwing a party.
But here’s the thing: Shambala isn’t just about the food (though, let’s be honest, the food is reason enough to go). It’s the whole experience. You get a front-row seat to one of Santa Teresa’s legendary sunsets, complete with an oceanfront view that’ll make your Instagram followers weep with envy. And the entertainment? Dozens of hermit crabs scuttling around like tiny, armored tourists, live music that sets the perfect vibe, and a scenery that’s basically a postcard come to life.
In short, Shambala is where your taste buds go on vacation and your eyes get a spa day. If you’re looking for a memorable sunset dinner in Santa Teresa, this is your spot. Just be prepared to fight the urge to lick your plate – and maybe bring a camera, because those hermit crabs are surprisingly photogenic. Highly recommend!
… moreLet’s start with the appetizers, shall we? The calamari? Crispy, not rubbery, and the dip? Well, let’s just say it had more personality than most of my exes. Then came the gyoza. Plump little flavor bombs, not those sad, shriveled things you sometimes get. And the sauce? I’m pretty sure it was made by angels who moonlight as culinary wizards. Seriously, I considered licking the plate, but decided to maintain a shred of dignity (barely).
Now, onto the mains. My daughter, the burger connoisseur, declared the hamburger “juicy, flavorful, and every bite was a win.” High praise from a teenager, folks. That’s like a Michelin star in their world. My wife, with her adventurous palate, had the tuna tataki. Apparently, it was a “gastronomical explosion of flavor.” I’m not sure what that means exactly, but she was smiling so hard, I thought her face might crack.
As for me, I went for the catch of the day – a tuna steak the size of a small country, cooked to absolute perfection. It came with roasted veggies and mashed potatoes so smooth, they could probably solve world peace. My taste buds? They’re still throwing a party.
But here’s the thing: Shambala isn’t just about the food (though, let’s be honest, the food is reason enough to go). It’s the whole experience. You get a front-row seat to one of Santa Teresa’s legendary sunsets, complete with an oceanfront view that’ll make your Instagram followers weep with envy. And the entertainment? Dozens of hermit crabs scuttling around like tiny, armored tourists, live music that sets the perfect vibe, and a scenery that’s basically a postcard come to life.
In short, Shambala is where your taste buds go on vacation and your eyes get a spa day. If you’re looking for a memorable sunset dinner in Santa Teresa, this is your spot. Just be prepared to fight the urge to lick your plate – and maybe bring a camera, because those hermit crabs are surprisingly photogenic. Highly recommend!
Jack Gompels
Great Spot to Eat right on the beach! The food looks and tastes great with very affordable price! (2 starters, a main to share between 2 and multiple beers for just €30 each!) Definitely worth coming here for lunch and hit the hammocks after for a siesta!!
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