Special All You Can Eat Luch Buffet $9.99 from 11am-3pm! : May 30th 2010 through the summer.
We please to invite you all to come, share and celebrate with us the celebration of the Costa Rican Independence day at the Pura Vida Costa Rican Restaurant on Saturday, September 11, 2010.
We're going to have a Costa Rican Buffet starting at 3 p.m. with the Costa Rican traditional meals: tamales (Costa Rican Tamales), picadillo, chicharrones (Costa Rican pork ribs, olla de carne (Costa Rican meat and vegetable soup), platano maduro and many more items.
Above all, we're really excited for you to come to share with us and tell us about our beloved Costa Rica.
Also at 6 p.m. we're going to sing our National Anthem and some other Costa Rican Patriotic songs and that will be followed by a great dance in ballroom at the American Legion right across of our restaurant.
Please call our restaurant to (970) 586-3686 to reserve and/or confirm a table for your party or email us puravidaestes@gmail.com.
The value of the buffet is $20 per person and that includes the pass for the dance party.
Te invitamos a celebrar con nosotros estas fiestas de independencia en su restaurante Pura Vida este sábado 11 de setiembre tendremos un buffet tico a partir de las tres de la tarde con nuestras comidas tradicionales, tamales, picadillo, chicharrones, olla de carne, plátano maduro y más pero lo mas importante, compartir con otros ticos nuestras vivencias y anécdotas de nuestra Costa Rica amada, a las 6 de la tarde cantaremos el himno de Costa Rica y otros cantos patrióticos y después un gran baile en el salon de la legion Americana frente al restaurante pPura Vida.
Llámenos para confirmar su presencia y poder reservarle una mesa al tel: (970) 586-36-86 o escríbanos a nuestro correo puravidaestes@gmail.com.
El valor del buffet será de $20.00 incluye la entrada al baile que será buenísimo saludos.
Don Carlos.
Greetings from
the Delgado - Solano
Family!
Welcome toPura Vida
Restaurant of Estes
Park
...Authentic Costa
Rican Cuisine!
Pura Vida (POO-rah
VEE-dah), used by
Costa Ricans since
1956, literally
translated means "Pure
Life."
Contextually, it
means "Full of
Life," "Purified
life," "This
is living!" or "Going
great!" It
is used mainly as a
greeting, as a
farewell, or to
express
satisfaction.
I'm Carlos
Delgado, Pura Vida
Chef. We're a family
who've been in the
food business over
30 years. For
nearly 20 years, I
worked in Costa
Rican restaurants,
including one of our
own in Monteverde, Costa
Rica.
In addition to
operating our
restaurant, I also
worked for the Town
of Monteverde, and
as the town was
searching for a "sister
city," we
discovered Estes
Park. So
we traveled here at
first as part of
Monteverde Town
Committee,
officially beginning
the partnership with
Estes Park as
"sister cities."
My family and I fell
in love with this
marvelous town,
which is similar to
Monteverde in that
it's also a tourist
destination.
We decided to make
the move from Costa
Rica in 2008, and
opened Pura Vida to
share our wonderful
Costa Rican recipes
with the people of
Estes Park and its
many visitors.
Pura Vida is
all of us — myself,
my wife Elieth,
and my kids (who are
not so little any
more) Rebecca, Josue, Karla, and Carlitos.
We brought a taste
of Costa Rica with
us, and we invite
you to enjoy
authentic Costa
Rican food, music
and culture at Estes
Park's own Pura
Vida Restaurant —
THIS IS LIVING!
