Café Negro Liberia — Restaurant in Liberia

This was a random gem of a find after looking for the nearest coffee shop to grab a fast bite and some caffeine to fuel out journey back to San Jose. Literally felt like we stepped into another world upon entering. We couldn't stop gushing over the decor and the gracious cashier was very patient with us while we wandered around taking in the sights while trying to decide what to purchase. The cafe itself looks so inconspicuous from the outside, just on a corner like any other, not surrounding by buildings that one would particularly take note of. But it is SO CUTE and cosy inside!!! Completely taken by surprise! The menu is varied but full of the standard savoury eats one can expect of a cafe, plus a variety of cakes, sweet pies and other pastries. And a great list of coffee options to choose from! With many different syrups and other bits to customise your selection. Coffee was just perfect on top of the lovely atmosphere inside the cafe. Definitely would recommend you add this as a spot to visit...

We tried this place our first night in Liberia. Café negro is using specialty coffee and quality ingredients for their food. We tried a black hot pour over, an iced cocoa latte and the beef arepa. This was my favorite meal of the day. I enjoyed it so much that I made a note to come back once we were back in Liberia. A few days later we’re back in town and we tried the hot cocoa latte and the pork arepas. The flavors were so good! I enjoyed everything from the coffee, food to the decor of the place. This is definitely a must try and I would highly recommend for anyone visiting to stop by! The staff and the owner Henry were very welcoming and knowledgeable about coffee. Thank you...

Coffee drinks were wonderful and staff were so friendly. Interior is very inquire and cute. Non-stop loud teenage pop music were not our tastes. Bacon and meat in my breakfast a little undercooked, just not my tastes. We also had uncomfortable and aggressive interactions with ?homeless street hustlers that hovered around our car for the duration of the meal. They had rude remarks when we left for not paying them for ‘watching out cars’. Even though we saw them checking our doors were secured and we had to relocate our cars halfway though our meal so we could keep a constant...