Sin Domicilio Fijo

It's a charming restaurant and cafe in Escazú, Costa Rica, serving traditional dishes like casado, gallo pinto, plato del dia, ceviche, as well as fusion brunch options, café con leche, fresh juices, desserts, and cocktails in a cozy setting. Located in the historic Costa Rican corner house Casa de las Chaves, now transformed into a retail shop and restaurant, it features friendly staff, tasty and nutritious food, and appealing decor. Visitors pass through an adorable fashion and gift shop to access the restaurant at the back. The establishment offers dine-in, takeout, delivery, outdoor seating, and is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Some dishes we enjoyed: 1. Pejibaye Ceviche: Pejibaye ceviche is a vegetarian dish made with boiled and peeled pejibaye (peach palm fruit), replacing traditional seafood. It’s a unique and modern take on the classic Latin American dish, often featuring a citrusy marinade, onions, and cilantro, similar to traditional ceviche but with pejibaye as the main ingredient. Their version included red onion, cilantro, lemon, and coconut milk, served with tortilla chips— a perfect, shareable vegetarian dish that is healthy and tasty. 2. Giant Patacones: Patacones are made from green, unripe plantains that are twice-fried until crispy. They are prepared by cutting the plantain into discs, frying them, smashing them flat, and frying again. They are served as an appetizer with shredded beef, refried beans, and pico de gallo. They are chewy, filling, and loved for their texture! 3. Casado is a traditional Costa Rican meal that typically includes rice, black beans, fried plantains, salad, and a tortilla. We chose shredded chicken and beef for protein. It was yummy, satisfying, filling, and delicious—all the ingredients were perfectly combined and well-cooked.

Lovely setting, I ordered the huevos rancheros, the tortillas were stale and quite hard to cut for this same reason. They brought me a house made hot sauce, good but the flavor does not blend with anything also more like a sals than a hot sauce. Simple Tabasco would have been a better match. Service was terribly slow. Great coffee!

Sin Domicilio Fijo is such a beautiful and unique spot. Not only is it a restaurant, but it also has an artisan jewelry shop and a collection of eclectic, recycled local items for sale. A dragonfly necklace immediately caught my attention. I just had to come back the next day to shop since we arrived too close to closing on our first visit. The atmosphere is warm, artistic, and perfect for engaging conversation. While my order came out slightly different than expected (salmon with guacamole), it was still tasty and satisfying. If you’re looking for a place in Escazú Costa Rica that blends an atmosphere for engaging conversation with good food, creativity, and local artistry, I’d definitely recommend visiting Sin Domicilio Fijo.

Stopped in for a late lunch, friendly staff that joked with us and helped with our broken Spanish! Food was all well prepared and delicious, great location to relax after exploring the city for the day.

This place is a hidden gem. It doesn’t have a massive storefront so could be easily missed from the street. Inside, there is a covered courtyard and a restaurant. It’s surrounded on three sides by small boutiques selling items from Costa Rica. In the courtyard there are also comfortable sofas and a play area. The food at the restaurant is fantastic. We tried the Casado and the grilled chicken, a house special, and the chicken was so good we ordered a second plate. The shops stock high quality items. My wife bought a linen skirt, a sofa cushion and was very impressed by the jewellery collection.

Starts with a secret entrance, leading to a secret garden, followed by comfy seating, a nice menu, great service and yummy food! A+

This place is amazing. I came here back in January for brunch. I got the eggs Benedict and added prosciutto. It was the best I've ever had. The mocha latte was amazing. The meal was so good, I came back the next day for the exact same meal. Check them out!

This is a hundred year old house. The rooms are display and sell clothes, jewellery, personal use stuff, bags and so much more. As you stroll through the rooms it transports you. The restaurant opens up in the courtyard. The ambiance continues. Do visit and it will call you back. The sesame sauce tuna, juice, coffee all delicious.