Los Tamarindos

Tamarindos feels like a serene, rustic farmstead, open‑air dining surrounded by lush gardens, soft evening lighting and rosemary fires, occasional live guitar, and warm, unpretentious hospitality.

De vestir, aim for polished, put-together attire (neat and a touch dressy rather than casual).

Yes, reviewers report the team accommodated a wheelchair user, noting there is a ramp (described as "less than ideal") and staff suggested sitting in the bar area for easier access.

Yes, Tamarindos is often described as warm and romantic, with soft evening lighting, live music on many nights, and an intimate farm setting that reviewers praise for special evenings.

Tamarindos tends to be busiest on special, event nights, for example a New Year’s dinner with live music drew a festive crowd, while many guests report quiet, intimate evenings (sometimes only one or two small parties, especially with very early reservations).

Guests have brought small dogs to Tamarindos and staff welcomed them, one party reported their dog stretched out on the floor while they enjoyed the grounds.

Guests frequently describe the portions as generous, several reviews call the servings plentiful, with large shrimp and hearty entrées that left parties comfortably full.

Weekends are a great choice, Saturday and Sunday offer late breakfast (10:00–15:00), and several guests praise weekend meals and Saturday evenings in particular.

Yes, Tamarindos is family‑friendly: guests report bringing children to cooking classes and dining together, and even a picky 10‑year‑old enjoyed the hands‑on cooking experience.

Yes, guests have brought small dogs and been welcomed, especially in the bar/grounds area, with staff comfortable having dogs relax beside them.

Dinner around sunset is the sweet spot, guests recommend arriving before sunset to enjoy the grounds, have a drink at the bar, and catch occasional live music; dinner is served daily from 18:00–22:00.