Pollo Tico offers Costa Rican cuisine, reminiscent of Gomez’s childhood, including his mom’s recipe for arroz con pollo and dad’s recipe for gallo pinto
After competing on season 18 of Bravo’s “Top Chef,” Byron Gomez got plenty of offers from would-be financial partners to open a restaurant. But he wanted to do it on his own.
On Nov. 2, the Costa Rica native opened his first concept, Pollo Tico, inside Avanti Boulder, the two-year-old food hall at 1401 Pearl St. Pollo Tico’s Costa Rican fare features some of Chef Byron Gomez’s family recipes, including his dad’s gallo pinto and mom’s arroz con pollo.
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