Tio Leo and his family have a wonderful business. It's educational, it smells amazing when you walk in and the coffee is delicious! I highly recommend this place.
Highly recommend taking the time for the coffee tour, and that is coming from someone who doesn't drink, or even like coffee. Our guide was amazing, she had so much knowledge, not just about coffee but about sugar cane, cocoa, and many other fruits from Costa Rica. Tio Leo even came and joined us half way through the tour and almost made me want to become a coffee drinker when he made me a personal cup of coffee. It's definitely worth the price, and the gift shop had a large variety of items at a good price.
Very good coffee and they give you.a free sample so you can try it before you buy it.
The owner autographs the coffee and is ground onsite while you watch. Great souvenir shop as well. Coffee ☕ is tasty
This is an amazing place. People there take care of u with so much love, is amazing!!! Highly recommended!!
We had a great time! The kids loved it as well. The tour, in total, takes about two hours. You will see coffee plants, mango trees, iguanas, etc It is a very compact, little farm. There is a working sugar cane press that you can operate as well. Inside Tio Leo was roasting coffee - amazing smells.
This is a coffee house that's located in Costa Rica Costa Rica this coffee house it is truly amazing to see how coffee not only picked cooked placed in your package and then you could actually snow from high grade down to low grade and it was truly an amazing experience
Great coffee, good ambience, and nice location near some little stores to shop around in (gifts and such).
We enjoyed 'working' on the coffee plantation - learning about the process the coffee bean goes through from planting to getting into our cup! Tio Leo and employees we very kind. The restaurant was great as well as the store with local products. This experience was a real gem; An educational and fun experience!
Great place to buy reasonably priced locally sourced coffee. Also has gift shop iced coffee,smoothies and a restaurant. Tio Leo will even hand wig each bag of coffee you buy. Very cool little stop on the way to your hotel and well worth a visit.
If you travel to Costa Rica, and don't go see uncle Leo for a tour of his coffee plantation you're really missing out. The tour lasts as long as you want it to. My wife and I were lucky enough to be shown around by the owner himself and two of his tour guides. Leo grows coffee, coca, guava, star fruit, and many other things. Leo explains the history, the means, and the why's of each crop. You get to pick beans, roast them, and make a cup of coffee. The new restaurant was a new addition to his plantation, it was almost completed on the construction, and should be open soon (month) the souvenir shop was sooo fairly priced it was a welcomed surprise that he was fair. Once again go on this tour.