What a spot in Puerto Rico, food was amazing from presentation to taste, it's a high restaurant but…read morestill affordable because it's Puerto Rico. Service is good, servers are friendly, professional and attentive. The ambiance is classy. Definitely a place to bring someone special. The drinks are well crafted.

Thoroughly enjoyed a Sunday brunch here. From the Mimosa flights to figure out which was my…read morefavorite to the vast international flare that the chef gives to their varied menu. Mist definitely will return as I understand the menu changes monthly with different 'specials'

We have been here a bunch of times when we lived in Condado. Absolutely the best Mediterranean…read moreFood around. The hummas and Naan are a must and the chicken curry dish is delicious. Always very consistent.

We visited Ali Baba while in San Juan, and overall had a great experience! The hummus was…read moreabsolutely delicious, super creamy and flavorful. And the pita bread was top-notch, probably some of the best we've had. We all loved it! My husband and I shared the lamb shish kebab, but unfortunately, it wasn't our favorite. The meat was a bit tough and not cooked quite the way we like it, which made it hard to chew. That said, the wait staff were incredibly friendly, and the atmosphere was so cute and cozy, making the whole experience still enjoyable. I would definitely come back to try a different dish next time. There's a lot on the menu that looked amazing!

We just stumbled upon this place looking for somewhere open to eat, but it's seriously the best…read moreplace we've eaten at in Puerto Rico - and I'm with some locals who agree. The drinks are unique and presented beautifully - la guaya vela is fruity and strong, and the mulas are made with house made ginger beer. The ambience and decorations are fun - baby Yoda behind the bar, art murals, and hanging lanterns. The food is amazing - we got the jalao, sliders, and gyro. Definitely get the Greek fries!!! And the service was impressively quick and great - best on the island. Finally, it was extremely affordable for a restaurant: $10-13 for a meal.

Located in Rincon Centro this bistro awesome creative and fresh juiced craft cocktails. The menu…read moreselections are varied and something for everyone with prices from $5-25 . Without hesitation we will be back soon. Our waitress Desiree was welcoming and provided stellar service.

Reasonably priced, great vegetarian/vegan options, and good food. It's nice to have Mediterranean…read morechoices in Puerto Rico and Pa'l Pita does a good job. Delivery available through delivery apps too.

From the owner: We are the only Greek/Mediterranean spot in Aguadilla. we specialize in gyros, bowls, vegan and…read morevegetarian food and locally sourced ingredients.

An unexpected stop for lunch during a cruise stop in Old San Juan, PR, the Istanbul Restaurant was…read morea combination of Turkish dishes along with dishes native to Puerto Rico. My brother and I tried dishes from both menus, and found it to be quite good. As we were walking past, a small sign for 'Grandma's Kitchen' caught our eye. My brother had been encouraging me to try Puerto Rico's national dish: Mofongo - mashed fried plantains. Unfortunately, restaurants were just packed with long waits and I wasn't in the mood to wait outside in the sun for a long time. The door next to the sign stated that it was a restaurant called 'Istanbul'. We peaked inside, and was welcomed warmly by a host, who let us know that the restaurant was both Grandma's Kitchen/Istanbul. There was nobody else dining inside, which was weird considering how every other restaurant in the area was packed. The dishes are made to order, so took a bit of time for it to come out one at a time. Mixed Seafood Stuffed Mofongo ($25) - served in a wooden pilon, the tall and narrow neck was stuffed with the mashed plantains, topped with a seafood blend of clams, dense fish pieces, octopus, and squid. The sauce was really well done, not too rich, but buttery enough to accentuate the seafood. I have to believe the seafood was prepared from frozen, but it tasted really good: a definite notch up from the seafood I've been having on the cruise boats. It was the first time having mofongo, and I liked it. This version had fried plantain chips, mixed with the mash of more plantains. I don't think this version had pork skin rinds, and I didn't miss it. It's extremely dense, so ended up eating maybe a third of it while finishing the seafood. It's a solid alternative to rice, though definitely can't eat too much of it. Doner Kebab ($18) - from the Istanbul portion of the menu, this dish was tasty, though the meat was cooked on a flat top grill like a burger patty, instead of on a vertical rotisserie. The lamb/beef patty was loosely formed and well seasoned, with the accompanying tzatziki sauce being a good add-on. Both dishes were cooked very well, the back kitchen has some skills. Service was friendly throughout. Water is not offered, but guessing they will give to you if asked. Payment was provided after the meal, and they do stick on a mandatory 15% gratuity for all party sizes.

I love to use Yelp to find local spots when traveling; however I can't get on board with the high…read morereviews of this spot in old San Juan. The falafels were doughy and undercooked and the chicken kabobs very tough. Service was good, and we were the only ones in the restaurant. It's a little dark but clean.

We got the lamb kofte plate and lamb shawarma. The plate comes with rice, pita, hummus, baba…read moreghanouj, and salad - the sides could be more but the kofte were delicious. The shawarma was dry. The server was friendly, and there is a fair amount of seating.

I had this spot bookmarked for a while. Finally got to go after my kid's soccer game. It's located…read morein a strip mall behind Plaza Escorial. From the outside it doesn't look like much. Nothing stands out. But don't let that fool you, the inside is nice. It was early so we were most likely the first customers of the day. We started off with falafels. Very fresh, perfect taste. I'm sure it helped that the oil was also fresh because we'd arrived early, but I'm sure they're always fire. We also ordered the Labneh. This was also good. For the main course I went with the mix platter. It was a good way to try the different meats: chicken, lamb, and beef. It came with rice, salad, and hummus. Perfect for one person. Very tasty. Loved the rice and salad. Overall, great spot not far from San Juan. Worth the trip.

Mi restaurante favorito de comida mediterránea. Cuando mi hijo viene de Estados Unidos a visitar…read morecomemos aquí.

Food was different and delicious. Service was excellent very attentive and provided suggestions…read more Ambiance takes you to Cairo from the entrance and decor inside. The only complaint was the dessert, the baklava was not fresh. It was kind of hard and cold. Thank you.

My favorite healthy delicious lunch in Rincon! I had the wasabi crusted tuna bowl for the first…read moretime a few weeks ago and I think I've wanted it every day for lunch since. This time I tried the sweet and spicy noodles special and that did not disappoint either! Service is quick and it's right by the best swimming beach in the Rincon area. My favorite days are Lalas beach days with spires for lunch. If you want something healthy but exploding with flavor this is your spot. There are a few outdoor tables but I'll typically bring it home or to eat on the beach at Lalas.

Needed dinner on the go and the falafel bowl with avocado was a great option. Employee who helped…read moreme was super friendly. Would try a poke bowl next time.

Everything we ordered was absolute perfection! We started off with empanadillas carne and they were…read moreso crispy & tasty. I ordered the tenderloin filete mofongo mixto (tenderloin steak, mushrooms, onions, red peppers and green peas over mofongo in a brown gravy). Truly delicious!! My husband got the Pechuga Rellena (chicken cordon bleu) and it was the best one we have ever had. Finished up with a tres leches and cortado and could not be happier to have come to La Casa del Chef for our meal! The wait staff was also lovely answering all the questions we had. Plenty of locals enjoying their meals here as well, no surprise at all given the 5 star meal we had

The place was packed! But they had lots of servers and they were attentive. The place was…read morerecommended by my brother who comes here regularly and always has a good experience. We had an assortment of appetizers (all fried but hey, it's Puerto Rico and we fry a lot of things) The temperature of the restaurant was a little too warm for my liking. I think the amount of people there is what made it warm. Food was not elevated cuisine but it was a decent price and good quality. I'd say close to homemade Puerto Rican food. I'd go again. Many plates to choose from with a great variety. Happy that we went: