The food was excellent and seemed to most be grown on the premises and was made from scratch and the prices reflect that. The owner was very friendly and attentive. The place is off hte beaten path tucked down a side "street"/path. Lovely setting, nice...atmosphere, great food and smoothies, & organic. If you don't mind paying for casual quality this is a great place. I've read that there was good wifi here but there was non when we visited.More

Four of us had lunch. Three typical Nicaraguan plates with pork and chicken and one spaghetti. All were very good.

Our favorite place to eat El Castillo, Nicaragua! Yamil serves amazing organic fresh food, amazing coffee and milkshakes ! He loves to show customers his organic garden out back!!

This place almost at the end of the village is located behind the hotel Victoria over a small bridge. It is quite. The owner is very nice and we had a fantastic fresh juice and a coffee. Both organic and tasteful.

We were recommended to go to Borders cafe to try one of their smoothies which we did. Jamil was so friendly and welcoming, his English was very good. The smoothie was one of the best I've ever had. We booked to go back that evening...for a meal. We both had a delicious salad to start followed by curry with pasta which, I must admit, I was a little nervous about trying as to me curry is normally served with rice, but this was absolutely delicious. Jamil had explained what ingredients he would put into the dish, making sure there was nothing we had allergies to. This cafe is off the main street so not so easy to find but it is definitely worth the effort to look for it.More

Nice atmosphere great coffee very relaxed big choice of coffee worth a visit for all coffee lovers staff are really friendly too

We had a nice, typical Nicaraguan breakfast at Border's. It is tucked back into a cool little garden spot. The service was very good, though we were the only ones there. The food was good, especially the gallo pinto which tasted as though it was...cooked with coconut milk. And it was real coffee, not Nescafé.More