Beer, burgers, pupusas

The line after six. Geisy’s shack is the town’s dinner. Slow, cheap, worth it.

Desayuno típico with the wave at your feet. Best cheap morning on the point.

Pupusas and a proper lunch right on the sand. Hot room, friendly owners.

Family roadside pupusas. Rustic, fast, no English required.

Post-surf rice bowls, smoothies, coffee. Vegetarian without trying too hard.

Weekend waterfront brunch. Iced coco dirty horchata. Closes mid-afternoon.

French-American shack where the river hits the ocean. Crepes, burgers, acai. Sit after a west-beach session.

Decent coffee, bagels, loaded toast. Quiet west-side pit stop.

In-house roast, pour-overs, a proper espresso bar. Tiled, modern, open till four.

Wood-fired pizza, nachos, stairs to the sand. The sunset seat.

Simple fish and a good coffee, raw and cheap by the water.

One table, excellent tortas. Eat standing if you have to.

Poolside burgers, taco nights, two-for-one margaritas. The hang.

Fresh pasta, burrata, paninis on actual bread. New, and trying.

Straw roof, ocean, a menu big enough for a group. At the academy.

Plated, pricier, garden-grown. The sit-down if someone else is paying.

West-end hotel restaurant. Breakfast included if you sleep there.

Newer, cold AC, Korean shrimp and a burger that holds up.

Family tables, whole fried fish, quiet street. Few seats.

Hammocks, swings, shakes, a river view. Good for a long afternoon.