What an amazing spot in Isabela! It's even worth the drive…read morefrom San juan! On Saturdays there is live piano playing! The piano guy is amazing! The food is made with love! Everyone here seems so happy! The lattes are beautifully designed! The eggs and toast were delicious! The French Toast was fabulous! The service was optimal! The energy in here is so positive! Stop on by!

This place was a fun little spot to check out in Puerto Rico. They have a lot of breakfast options…read more I tried the Philly sandwich, it was good and served with chips. I also ordered a mango pineapple smoothie and it was dang good. It was very refreshing on a hot and humid day. I would come again just to get a smoothie.

Great little farm to table restaurant in Puerto Rico... We were staying about 15 mins from this…read moreplace and found it on Yelp... The food and reviews were great so we decided to try it... We did not make reservations, so we had to wait about 15 mins for a table inside for a party of 5.. They had outdoor seating available and no wait, but we wanted to be inside with the air-conditioning because it was a hot day... Everything at this place is organic and it is farm to table.. So they make everything... Depending on the season is what they offer, so the menu changes... We ordered a few different types and everything was delicious... We did not try the mimosas, but the juices were so fresh and amazing... The inside of the restaurant is super cute, it feels like I was sitting inside my grandma's dining room having dinner with family.. The staff was very friendly and helpful, recommending options for us... Overall we had a great experience and the food was delicious, definitely recommend trying it if you are in the area.. The chilaquiles were fire

We got recommendation from a friend and this is a bit off the beaten path but worth the visit. Our…read moreserver was extremely friendly. And the food presentation was great. Mimosa drinks were wonderful.

Really enjoyed the breakfast here and dirty chai. My only recommendation is to not have packaged…read moresyrup, takes away from the experience. Cute place to dine, great staff.

Just left The Cafe, me and my friends were very pleased. Food was yummy and good price. Servers…read morewere very friendly and helpful. The place is very clean and spacious. I'll definitely go back next time. We're in Puerto Rico.

Excellent place for afternoon coffee and coffee cake. Love the matcha made with oat milk. Quaint…read moreplace off the beaten path of La Numero 2....

Service was great. Food amazing. Facility pretty clean. Cozy atmosphere. Will come back here for…read moresure.

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 7/100:…read more "K-fé D' Aquí" is a small kiosk-like coffee shop right in Camuy's downtown plaza. They prepare local Puerto Rico coffee and have a small, but complete, coffee menu. They also serve sandwiches and pastries, even though you don't see the menu around; you just have to ask for the menu. Sandwiches and coffee are prepared right there and then and everything is fresh. Pastries and brought in daily. Ladies serving the coffee shop are attentive, polite and quick to prepare your order. Went there once and asked for a "Double shot latte" or as the locals call it "Café con leche". For those of you who don't know much about Puerto Rico's coffee culture... Most Puerto Ricans take their coffee with milk and technically, it's not a Latte since Lattes tend to have more milk than coffee, while the "café con leche" has 75% coffee and the rest is milk. So even though it's not a "machiato or cortadito", coffee with milk tends to be a bit darker than your regular latte. Besides that, Juan had "un café espresso negro", which would translate to a double espresso. We were both pleased with our coffees and I had to task for a second one because I was craving good old fashioned "Café con leche". These three coffees came out to a total of little under $5.00. Not bad, huh!? If in the area, definitely stop here to enjoy the plaza, the surroundings, culture and most importantly, great inexpensive coffee!

Attentive staff, delicious food. We were looking for some out of the ordinary for us - pancakes. We…read moredecided to give this place a try and they will definitely see us there again. Clean place and beautiful plate. My nutella pancakes were to die for. My gf got the cookies and cream pancakes, which I liked a bit more than her. It was custard-y and lemony even but great anyways!

Not good. Fries were cold and soggy…read more Burger with all its dressings Does not have cheese, lettuce, tomato or pickles and no sauce for the burger other than ketchup packets

The minute you walk in you are greeted by friendly staff. Their menu is delicious, comfort food at…read moreits finest! Even the eggs are sourced from down the block! When I think of homecooking this place comes to mind! They have a nice indoor and outdoor area and the vibe is very relaxing. Would highly recommend anyone in the area to try this place out!

Service was great. Waiter was friendly and helpful not only with food info but also with tourist…read moreoptions. He let me practice my Español without being condescending. Food was real and plentiful. Prepared fresh when ordered. The only thing was, my mother ordered one thing and got another which was more expensive. The parking is shared with other places in the plaza so we could not park close but it was right next to a Supermercado so we were able to stick up on beach snacks. Good place to try.

Outstanding cafe. Modern, clean and very nicely decorated. You automatically get a good vibe upon…read moreentering. We went for breakfast. The menu itself is impressive. Plastic, so it can be wiped clean if you spill your coffee on it. Thoughtfully laid out with morning/all day offers at the beginning, followed by lunch choices. Then, drinks and, hallelujah, on the back of the last page: Cocktails! Aperol Spritz, Espresso Martini, for example. Prices are sub-$10, which is phenomenal. And, they are professionally and properly made (we tried three). My cappuccino was also barista quality and BIG. We were impressed. Our breakfasts looked as good as they tasted. There is a well-trained professional chef behind those kitchen doors who understands both food preparation and presentation. My son (second time there) swears their pancakes are off the hook. Gringo friendly, in case you were wondering. English spoken, but everyone there when we were visiting was Puerto Rican, except me, including my son (figure that one out!). I am looking forward to a future visit. If I lived here, this would become a regular stop. P.S. Service can seem a little slow. But, I think it is better to call it "deliberate." This not a knock on the restaurant. Our server was excellent. But, just a heads-up that preparing quality just may take a few minutes extra.

The coffee and food are always amazing! Steak and eggs. Huevo Ranchero and more!!! Parcha mimosa is…read morea must! Paradise ice coffee perfect blend of flavors

Carbón y Leña is a Puerto Rican restaurant located on the westbound side of the #2 main road in…read moreQuebradillas, Puerto Rico. The food is delicious & served in large portions. Most of the plates are enough to feed two people. We had a Chorizo Sausages in Wine Sauce appetizer with Fried Plantains, Breaded Chicken Fillets with Salad & Churrasco Steak with a tasty Chimichurri Sauce. All were delicious. There were various birthdays being celebrated to the festive sounds of staff playing traditional instruments. The staff were super attentive & accommodating. The restaurant was large, bright, colorful & festive in its decor. There's also outdoor dining in the front & back of the restaurant. A great place to go especially for families & large groups.

This place has the wrong name. I'm not sure what it should be called but carbon y leña is…read moredefinitely not it. None of the food get anywhere close to any carbon or leña. In fact, as bad tasting as it is, I would say they buy the precooked bags of chicken strips from Costco and they heat it up with the rest of the ingredients. I had the chicken nachos and churrasco with chimichurri sauce. The best part of the nachos were the tortilla chips. Undoubtedly, those were scooped right out of the bag. I'm ok with that. The pico de gallo was tomato chunks without flavor. The churrasco was cooked on site (probably) but pan cooked, possibly a griddle. Not grilled. Their saving grace was actually having some cholula hot sauce. That made the meal "edible" The service, I must say, was pretty descent. You can't blame the servers for the terrible food. The environment is a bit of a plain Jane, wood paneling look withe a few Boriqua decorations. Certainly proud people. I would like to say that this is possibly a place for locals, but I wouldn't want to insult the locals