After enjoying Cañon Blanco, we stopped in for a late lunch. A few dedicated parking spots out…read morefront and we were welcomed in during a power outage. Their generator was running so that left for a seamless experience. Our sever seated us outside under an umbrella and off we went on our dining enjoyment. Service was prompt and efficient. The chicken mofongo was on the recommendation of our server and it was fantastic. Garlic, excellent grilled chicken, and a creamy sauce went well with the freshly smashed plantains. The chicken wrap was also exceptional with grilled chicken and crisp fresh lettuce and a tasty tangy sauce. Really a surprise from the road. If you are in the area... this is a home run!

We stopped at this cute bier garden while passing through town. They had a great selection of local…read morebeers and some imported ones too. The staff were kind and service was quick. We had jalapeño poppers that we absolutely delicious.

Very friendly neighborhood spot. Was welcomed by the community With conversations AND it's open…read moreearly for coffee!

Came in right at opening time. Excellent service while they set up and when it started to get busy…read moreit was even better. We ordered a sampler platter and wow really good. Surprise of the night was the quesadilla. The empanadas were amazing but we did not expect the quesadillas to be so good. Loved the fresh Parcha and other juices (tamarindo, toronja, coco) Lovely ambiance and love the name, as we are of asturian heritage. I wish they had sone food inspired by the name like fabada or a cachopo. If in Ponce again we will definitely come back.

Loved this hidden gem we found close to the main square definitely recommend it. We enjoyed the…read moreambiance, the drinks, & the people. If you're into sweet drinks definitely recommend their version of a mojito it has a variety of freshly squeezed fruit & rum.

If you want a great mojito this is the place. The guy who makes them is awesome and generous with…read morethe alcohol. The place is a shack by the paseo lineal (bicycle path) on the Camuy coast by Peñon Amador Beach. He takes a little while to make them, but he has an art to make them and you won't be sorry. They're not only delicious but very appealing to the eye. Very pretty with very fresh ingredients and fruits. In my opinion the best mojitos in Puerto Rico and reasonably priced.

This is a small location located almost on the beach on the front yard of the owner's house. It is…read morevery chill and mostly open during the weekend. No hours of operation as long as customers are there, it will be open. Very laid back and chill. Most people who visit are beach goers or locals. Feel free to stop when visiting the beach nearby and get a cocktail with a freshly opened cocunit.

Great Rooftop Bar on top of the Aloft Ponce Casino and Hotel. We went there on a Tuesday Evening…read moreand it was busy but not crowded. We weren't planning on sitting since there weren't any open seats, but some locals offered us the seats they used to put their bags. We sat at the bar and was served relatively quickly. We ordered a Medalla and a Virgin Pina Colada. The Medalla was light and the Pina Colada was creamy, the way I like it! There wasn't really any good views from this rooftop but overall, I did really enjoy the experience.

If you're looking for something off the beaten path, Naturola in Jayuya delivers a truly unique…read moreexperience. It's a rustic chinchorro tucked deep in the mountains, and just getting there feels like part of the story; expect steep, narrow, winding roads. It's not the easiest drive, but that's what makes it special. Once you arrive, you're rewarded with incredible mountain and valley views, especially from the rooftop deck. At night, the stars and cool mountain air create a setting that's hard to replicate anywhere else. They have a good selection of food, drinks, snacks, and even cigars, so you can settle in and take your time. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and there's a genuine, laid-back vibe throughout the place. It feels authentic; like a true mountain hangout rather than a tourist stop. Definitely worth visiting if you enjoy adventure, scenic views, and local flavor.

Think rustic juke joint in the mountains of PR Quite an experience getting there. Narrow twisty…read moremountain roads. But, totally worth it. Food, snacks, drinks, cigars, roof top deck, stars, moon, valley views. I was fortunate to visit w/friends & fam of a wedding party. Friendly staff. They know you made an effort to get to see them. Perfect way to immerse ourselves in a mountain life adventure. Magical, but not for the faint of heart.

Small bar with old warehouse feeling. Great ambiance, good prices. Be sure to check out the…read morechichaito selection and drink some local beer as well.

This is just an Amazing Bar, the people are very quick at serving drinks and the Chichaitos are…read morejust awesome very delicious too. This is NOT your average bar for sure!

Excellent location and service and the Pizza was delicious. Beautiful surroundings…read more Excelente localización y servicio la pizza estuvo deliciosa. Sus alrededores muy bonitos.

3.5 stars. This is some of the best pizza I've had in PR. With this said, it's not amazing pizza…read morebut it's good. The atmosphere of this place is pretty cool though. They also make their own rum mix which I liked.

Great ambiance with a beautiful view is the ocean and sunset…read more Service was good and food was average. Worth the visit for great photos and appetizers.

The views are killer and if you are near for a sunset, don't deny yourself…read more The food is excellent, the best I have had on the island so far. The fish tacos are delicious and the birra is excellent.

The food was good, just not quite what I anticipated. It isn't homemade-style cooking, but more of…read morethe standard fare you'll find at many restaurants. The flavors were pleasant, just a bit different from what I expected. For example, the guava sauce is blended with soy sauce, giving it a unique twist. The presentation of the dishes is very Americanized, and there was no traditional garlic sauce for the mofongo. Instead, the only option available was a store-bought chimichurri, which didn't quite complement the dish the way a homemade sauce would have.

We loved the small town feel of this restaurant. Our server was wonderful - the drinks were…read moreperfectly made - and the grouper was cooked to perfection. It's off the beaten path - but those are my favorite spots.