The Yellow Door is in a strip mall called Santa María Shopping Center. As the name suggests, the…read moredoor is yellow and sticks out like a sore thumb, so you won't miss it. No designated parking spaces. Inside they also have a yellow door that's ideal for taking fun pics with friends. They also have a couch that would serve the same purpose. Vibe is friendly and the decor is nice and bright. My mom usually comes here with some friends after morning service. She speaks highly of it, so we decided to give it a shot this past Sunday. Naturally, we invited her. The place was packed, but we only had to wait about 15-20 minutes. The server recognized my mom and asked if she wanted her usual, the Guacatoast and a ginger lemonade. The ginger lemonade was nice and refreshing. My son liked it as well. The ginger wasn't overpowering. My wife also ordered the Guacatoast with a side of bacon. I went with the Eggs Benedict and our son the pancakes with whipped cream. The kid's menu has smaller pancakes, but they don't come with a cup of fruit. I wanted fruit so we went with the regular pancake order. The Eggs Benedict were good overall, but not great. Hollandaise sauce is tough to get right and I thought theres was a bit to watery. The eggs were good though. The order came with sautéed potatoes. They were a little bland, but still decent. I probably wouldn't order it again. Next time I'll try one of their toasts or sandwiches. And yes, there will be a next time. Latte was good. If you're looking for a brunch spot not in Condado, Isla Verde, or Old San Juan, this is an option worth checking out. They also serve ice cream, as their name suggests. They have a second location in Dorado as well.

This is a popular breakfast spot. We came on a Sunday. They have a couch inside where you can wait…read more If it occupied you have to stand outside. Luckily our wait was a quick 20 minutes. Once we were seated we were quickly greeted. Service was friendly throughout the whole meal and the food came out quickly. My Guaca toast and bacon were very good. I wasn't in the mood for drinking but they have a mimosa flight that looked tempting.

Want ice cream or churros? Why not have both? Dulcinea didn't make that choice hard at all. I…read moreindulged in one of their signature creations, the strawberry cheesecake which contains vanilla ice cream, a churro, cheesecake bites, and strawberry syrup. While it was yummy, it wasn't a bit messy to eat mostly because the strawberry syrup made the churro and cup very sticky. But I still enjoyed it and it was a sweet way to end my night.

The staff was a group of young girls that were joking around a lot more than they should have…read more. However, it seems as if every order was correct! A little pricey but portions are generous.

This is a wonderful diner-like restaurant. Parking can be found in front but is limited to just a…read morecouple spots. Service was friendly and prompt. Decor is like a classic diner style. Pricing was about as expected. We started with a Dark Nut Mocha and a Pocillo. Both were good. The nutty part of the mocha was hazelnut syrup, which was ok but not my thing. We ordered the Chicken Sandwich with waffle fries and the Super Turkey sandwich with onion rings. The chicken sandwich was excellent. The chicken sandwich was seasoned nicely and was juicy and ample. The waffle fries were as expected. The turkey on the turkey sandwich was thickly cut, about a half inch, which surprised me and was a bit odd texture-wise, but it was delicious and very filling. The onion rings were excellent. Battered onion rings are the best. All the ingredients on these sandwiches were fresh and ample. It was a delight to eat. This place has an amazing menu. Lots of different stuff and all of it looks delicious. Service was great. Coffee was good. Food was delicious. We will definitely eat here again. I certainly recommend checking this place out.

La comida fue buena pero la Mia y la de mi amigo era como 5 minutos pero espere como mitad de hora…read morepara que digan que algo fue mal y otra mitad de hora para la otra

5/5! I stopped in before an excursion, thinking I had…read moreenough time, but my check in got moved up. I had just put my order in and was regrettably going to cancel it. Not on my waitress's watch. She rushed my order and served with a smile. The apple pie French toast is phenomenal. A very healthy serving!! My mom and I shared one meal and were both satisfied. We'll be back (probably tomorrow LOL) to try the guava cheese French toast!

3.5/5 Stopped here…read moreabout an hour to closing since my husband wanted fish tacos. It was busy and service was a little slow but worth the wait. The salmon salad was insanely good and my Mr did enjoy his fish tacos. Sangria was strong and OK, not my fave.

P A S T R A M I S A N D W I C H!!!!!!!! I have no photos but…read morethe pastrami sandwich is amazing! Puerto Rico makes the best pastrami sandwich! I got a breakfast style w egg pastrami cabbage and the fixings! It's huge and I love it!

We got a few pastries and the cinnamon roll and quesitos. The quesitos weren't good maybe bc it…read morewas like 2 pm idk. The pasteries all kind of tasted the same. The pineapple stuffed one was ok but needed more pineapple. The best thing was the cinnamon roll but def had better pasteries elsewhere

We had such a great experience here! The customer service was amazing, and the owner, Rafa, was so…read morefriendly and welcoming. He even took the time to give us a handwritten list of local places we should visit while we're here. The food and coffee were absolutely delicious! The huevos rancheros were some of the best we've ever eaten. We could not recommend this place enough. Overall a 5/5 experience, will definitely be coming back before our trip ends!

They have a nice varied menu and the food looked good. However with that said we only ordered the…read morecoffees The shop was very small and only had seating for around 10 to 15 people They were very under staffed It took 45 minutes to get our coffees Also they only take Cash.

Cute little spot on a side street. The server was great. They have a nice selection of coffee…read moredrinks. Each drink we had was made well and were very delicious. The quesadilla was made fresh and was yummy. It was the special this day. I would go back to try other items. They are also known for their wood fired pizza.

We stopped by Lluvia Deli Bar for breakfast and really enjoyed it. I had the breakfast burrito with…read moresausage, egg, cheese, and queso sauce--it was flavorful, hearty, and very satisfying. My wife ordered the veggie omelette, which was clearly made fresh and nicely done. We also shared the French toast, which was soft and delicious, though slightly overdone on the bottom. That said, it didn't take away from the overall experience. Service was excellent--friendly, fast, and efficient--and there's plenty of comfortable indoor seating. Overall, a wonderful and tasty breakfast spot that we'd happily return to when in Río Grande.

We fully enjoyed the homemade food here. The guayaba (guava) pastries we bought in bulk to take…read moreback to our lodging down the street. Coffee was very good too. The place has a clean, sunny indoor area for dining. Service was great.

This bakery smelled amazing the moment I walked in & you could tell the bread was fresh. I ordered…read morea toasted pressed ham & cheese sandwich and it was absolutely delish.The fresh bread was toasted to perfection,the ham was tasty, & the cheese was perfectly melted and gooey. It hit the spot! I also ordered a Puerto Rican-style coffee made w/ steamed milk, & it was excellent. Rich, smooth, & flavorful(def one of the highlights of my visit). The caffeine woke me up w/ the 1st sip. Unfortunately, the cinnamon roll was a letdown. It was dry,hard & lacked the soft, moist texture I was expecting.I'm just being honest.I wasn't a fan of it at all There wasn't much decor & the place was just basic looking. Overall, I'd gladly come back for the fresh bread, sandwiches, & coffee. While the cinnamon roll missed the mark for me, the sandwich & coffee made the visit worthwhile. Maybe next time I'll try the lunch. By the time I finished breakfast they were already serving lunch. Puerto Ricans start lunch early. The food they put out looked so good & def caught my attention.