Restaurante Y Bar Tico Tico

Centrally located restaurant and drinks shop directly opposite the beach. Good food, good prices, friendly service, but very loud as you sit in the middle of the crowded pedestrian zone. Credit cards are not accepted.

This place is a simpler restaurant with plastic tables and chairs, but prices and food are better than many of the fancier seats. Fish plates recommended and good coconut rice. They close the kitchen at 2.

Great food with good prices.

Small local restaurant with good typical dishes, simple and tasty.

This restaurant is just unbelievably poor. I ordered from the photo on the wall a delicious-looking pot of mussles, king prawns and oysters cooked in light olive oil and garlic for $35,000, one of my more expensive meals in Colombia. After a long wait a dish arrived that shared absolutely zero similarities to the image and was told by the extraordinarily rude waitress in a scornful way that it 's the same but a bit different . The monstrosity served to me consisted of cheap, soggy, inedible crab sticks, drowning in a stringy, milky unidentifiable lukewarm substance, accompanied by some horrible rice which tasted odd and had a strange texture (how on earth do you muck up rice!?! . This was not a language problem, this was clearly a scam whereby they charge high prices to unsuspecting tourists for premium-looking dishes only to actually serve up cheap, disgusting gruel which I couldn 't even finish (and that takes a lot! . The waitress was also one of the rudest and most contemptuous I 've ever encountered to round off a truly awful dining experience. Seriously this place MUST be avoided. The local authorities should really take control of these obvious tourist traps and scams which are tarring the image of San Andres as a holiday destination.