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Urban Line

2.9(8 reviews)

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On Costa Rica, Urban Line sits in the capital, on Calle 8, entre av. central y, Av. 1A, San José.

Urban Line is a shop in central San José, a short walk from the city's main commercial streets and markets. Visitors rate it 2.9 out of 5 across 8 reviews, a small sample that suggests mixed reactions from those who have stopped by.

The shop keeps a Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/UrbanLineCR/ for anyone wanting to look it up before setting out. San José acts as the transport hub of Costa Rica, so arrivals from Tamarindo, Santa Teresa, Manuel Antonio, Jacó, Puerto Viejo, La Fortuna and Monteverde all pass through the city at some point.

Altitude shapes the weather here, and the Central Valley around San José runs cooler than the coasts, so a light layer helps in the evenings. The Pacific side has a marked dry season while the Caribbean stays wet for much of the year, which is worth weighing when planning a route.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Urban Line do?

Urban Line operates as a bar in San José, Costa Rica. Its Facebook page, facebook.com/UrbanLineCR, is where the venue shares its updates.

What should first-time visitors expect at Urban Line?

First-timers at Urban Line will find a bar in San José, Costa Rica, at Calle 8, entre av. central y, Av. 1A. The city sits in the Central Valley, so evenings there are cooler than on the coasts.

Where is Urban Line located in Costa Rica?

Urban Line sits at Calle 8, entre av. central y, Av. 1A, in San José, Costa Rica. San José lies in the Central Valley, where the altitude keeps temperatures cooler than along the coasts.

How do visitors rate Urban Line?

Urban Line holds a rating of 2.9 out of 5 from 8 reviews, and it is based in San José, Costa Rica. That score comes from a small set of visitor reviews.

Is Urban Line easy to reach from the main towns in Costa Rica?

Urban Line is in San José, and Tamarindo is among the nearby places connected to the area. Costa Rica's Pacific coast has a marked dry season, while the Caribbean side stays wet for much of the year, so travel conditions differ by route.

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