Best sandwich I ever had! Delicious !…read more Authentic ! Great coffee! If your in town and in the mood for breakfast and coffee Come Here you won't be disappointed

Been here several times. Do not know if there is a bad pastry or sandwich in the place. Highly…read morerecommend giving it a try.

Came here 10+ times and everytime we enjoyed it a lot. Service is fast, food is very good and the…read morecoffee is amazing! Highly recommend.

This small breakfast place was very good. The menu is in English so no Spanish required. The…read moreservice was good, but short staffed so it took a while. There is some seating outside and some inside, but not tons of space. The coffee was a good local blend. The food was good, especially the French toast with the Nutella and fruit. The only issue is the limited seating and parking at the location.

this place is permanently closed. So they should update yelp on this…read more wasted my time looking for the place that doesn't exist anymore

Great locally sourced coffee. The people working there are very friendly and the breakfast waffle…read moresandwich was delicious. Coffee was delicious and artful. The place is very small and a bit hard to find. It's on a very busy street with very limited parking.

Lunes 17 de febrero de 2025 de camino para Fajardo para técnica para poder tomarnos un café. Local…read morecerca de la marinas de Fajardo. Local le falta mantenimiento y el servicio super lento.

This place was super cute on the inside. It's less than half a mile from our condo so we were…read morelooking for a "go to" coffee and breakfast spot every morning. This place wasn't it. We could tell immediately that the lady taking our order doesn't like tourists and didn't like that we aren't fluent in Spanish. We were interested in trying several Puerto Rican desserts, so we purchased some tres leches cake, flan, coffee, pastries and a fruit cup. The flavors were decent but we were horrified to find that they sold us MOLDY flan!! You can clearly see it in the picture provided! After that we threw away the rest of our purchases because we were afraid to eat it. We found a different Panaderia about a mile and a half away that was fantastic and we drove there every morning instead.

We have been here a few times. It's always very pleasant. Great service and food. Tonight there…read morewere 6 of us and everyone was very happy. I loved my bacalaito appetizer & Red Snapper entrée. The frozen Coquito was yummy and they always do a great job with their cappuccino. My guy loves their Cuban sandwiches. The bill was a little bit more than $200 with tax and tip. That's very reasonable for six people to eat dinner (Plus an appetizer and drinks.)

Great food, great service, and great people. Food is homemade with recipes from the owner's mother!…read moreCafe is by the ocean so you get a great atmosphere. Amazing and a must do if you're near Fajardo, Puerto Rico! Food highlight of our trip! Entire family (with two teens) agrees!

Super rica la comida, el servicio estuvo 10/10! En la foto están los huevos rancheros que estaban…read moredeliciosos.

This was such a lovely breakfast spot in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. This was our breakfast in PR and it…read morewas beautiful and very good. The view you get from this restaurant is so picturesque. The restaurant is located upstairs and is very homey, the decor is very fun with pops of color blue, green, red. Plus the view is overlooking the city. Staff were friendly and attentive. Restaurant is clean and not too big but big enough to seat several people. Since this place is popular it is possible you may have to wait. It is worth the wait. I tried their famous pancakes and they are different, they have a crisp crust layer and the inside is bread-like. Not waffle or pancake but an in between. Not too soft or dry, it is unique and an acquired taste. I enjoyed them and almost finished them all!

We stopped into Coffee Therapy not once, but twice during our stay in Luquillo, and both visits…read morewere outstanding. We were staying across the street at the Surfing Turtle Inn and stopped in on our first morning because we needed a quick breakfast and coffee before our El Yunque excursion. The staff immediately stood out for their kindness and attentiveness. When they noticed we were in a hurry, they went above and beyond to get our order ready quickly without sacrificing quality. My husband ordered a cortadito and coffee cake, and I asked for an everything bagel with cream cheese, even though it wasn't on the menu. The staff was incredibly accommodating and happily made it for me. It was phenomenal. The bagel was perfectly toasted, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and honestly one of the best bagels I've ever had. The coffee cake was moist, light, and not overly sweet. The next morning, we considered trying somewhere new, but we kept talking about Coffee Therapy and found ourselves heading right back. Once again, we were greeted with warm smiles and exceptional service. This time, I ordered the avocado bagel with vegetables, and my husband got the Full Morning Therapy breakfast with French toast and eggs. Everything was incredibly fresh and delicious. In fact, the moment I finished my meal, I wanted another one, but my stomach told me otherwise! I enjoyed a latte while my husband happily ordered another cortadito. The food, coffee, and service were exceptional both times we visited. It has been one of the best breakfast experiences we've had in a long time. If you're in Luquillo, Coffee Therapy is an absolute must-visit. We will be thinking about those breakfasts long after our trip is over.

Vibe: cute, but a few issues with the interior. There was some water dripping from the ceiling…read morearound my table and many tables were very wobbly. Service: good and attentive Value: decent value for the area Everything bagel: filling and the eggs were well cooked, but the bagel quickly became very soggy. Room for improvement!

We were heading to the ferry and ran into this place. It is absolutely AMAZING. The service was ON…read morePOINT. Highly recommend!!

We stopped in to Cafeto 144 before making our way to the ceiba ferry terminal. We were greeted so…read morewarmly by the business owner upon our arrival. I got a hot latte with a guava and cheese muffin. My fiancé ordered an iced latte and a corn muffin. She let us know she'd bring our order out to us and to sit and enjoy the outdoor patio. The coffees itself were delicious and so were the muffins! You could tell the owner takes pride in what she does. The outdoor patio was also so clean and relaxing. Perfect way to start our day or anyone's day if they too are looking for a quick bite to eat before their ferry ride!

Best coffee in PR, super creamy and delicious. Great service and the food delicious. We visited…read morethis restaurant 3 days in a row and tried different breakfast options and loved it all.

Dining outside or inside with cool air conditioning. Mostly tables for 2. Full bar. Variety of…read morepastries. We came for dinner. Chardonnay $6.24 and pinot noir $8.32. Split the delicious spring mix salad with crunchy prosciutto and figs followed by 12oz rib eye medium rare with a demi glace sauce and changed mashed sweet potatoes for regular mashed potatoes, served with seasonal vegetables of asparagus and green carrots, $48. I was nervous when I saw how thin the steak was, and the demi place looked like gravy. But the steak was a perfect medium rare and quite tasty. The sauce was different, but good. Ended the meal with a fruit tart $6.19, very good! Shout out to Aleisha for being our delightful waitstaff. Returned for Sunday brunch. Enjoyed Cafe latte, oj&vodka. Chocolate croissant and a delicious sandwich consisting of pan soboa roll, roasted pork shoulder, ham, swiaa, pickles and mustard maple syrup.$12.48.

Great place for breakfast and espresso coffee. They have great sandwiches. Sobao bread or agua…read morebread they are fantastic. Flexible hours and great service

Super find. Did you…read moreknow it's impossible to find breakfast in Fajardo on a Tuesday? I didn't either! Many of the best restaurants are closed (it's their weekend, I guess). So after driving around like nitwits for over an hour trying to find a place (curse you, Apple Maps!) I noticed this place in the urban core of old Fajardo, we found a parking place on the street a couple of blocks away (would our rental car be up on blocks when we returned? Stay tuned to find out!), and we sauntered in. Now one could be forgiven for thinking this is a Local's-Only joint that is unwelcoming to floundering touristas that stumble in, but that would be a mistake. While their English is scarcely better than my (appallingly bad) Spanish, the menu posted above the register is clear ("jamon" = ham; "queso" = cheese; "huevos" = eggs; and these three components constitute the lion's share of their offerings). We fumbled through our order, and took one of the three tables to await the results. The locals passing through were a bit thrown when they saw these interlopers invading their neighborhood haunt, but accepted us quickly (it helps when you get out of the way of the scratch lottery tickets). In a short time, our meals arrived. They were tasty and nutritious. I wolfed mine down with reckless abandon; my comrade dined at a stately pace, but at the end of the meal, we agreed the the food and coffee were delicious and worth searching for. So upon our return to our vehicle, what did we find? It was as we left it: unmolested, and in fine condition.