Nice little place. Had the empanadas and they were very good. Super cheap. Two empanadas, three cokes, a water, and a Medalla for $12. Nice open air atmosphere. read more

Brisas del Mar - Seafood Near Me - Guánica, Puerto Rico

Headed here at Brisas Del Mar for dinner as we are literally just right across the Carribean waters and are warmly greeted and seated by our host Nando, who is cheerfully juggling errands from making drinks and giving menus to the guests. We ordered the Lobster Salad which was very fresh and tasty along with the cheese sticks as the side order. The other entree was the Crab Soup with Mofongo (The best one we've had here in PR) as they are one of the staple side dishes. We were very pleased with the food and service as the vibrant ambiance of the music of Cumbia and Reggaeton as they go together with the cool sea breeze with our dinner. Bonus: We also got the honor to sign the Visitor Surfboard as a gesture of their welcoming ways :) read more

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Come hungry! This place serves traditional puertorican food in very generous portions. Everything was really good. The owner is very personable and sat down and chatted with us sharing that he lost his sign in hurricane Maria and had to redo his entire bar. It all looks great now. You would never know now. read more

Brisas del Mar - Seafood Near Me - Guánica, Puerto Rico

This place says they are open when we looked on YELP. We drove from Guanica to find them closed. Aww well. Maybe next time. Not sure where to find a restaurant anywhere in this area of town. We really wanted to love it here but so far haven't. read more

Brisas del Mar - Seafood Near Me - Guánica, Puerto Rico

Across the malecón and in front of the Guánica bay is this family atmosphere restaurant. Spacious dinning room overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Smell of sea breeze, salsa and tropical music, lounge and the warm sun of Puerto Rico. Native and seafood menu with tropical bases. Originally informal and fun. read more

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Wonderful atmosphere and people and amazing food. The grouper is rich and flavorful- you want to lick the plate. read more

Brisas del Mar - Seafood Near Me - Guánica, Puerto Rico

This place was great! The owner was extremely nice and worked hard to make sure we were happy. Restroom was clean. Beers were reasonably priced. My red snapper filet, mfongo, and my husband's steak were delicious! I was so excited to have some delicious FRESH seafood! Would definitely recommend! read more

Brisas del Mar - Seafood Near Me - Guánica, Puerto Rico

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This was an excellent place to eat We had turnover and they were full of meat. The owner was very friendly and attentive. Will defenetly be back. read more

After our visit to the light house of Cabo Rojo, my husband and I head out to Puerto Real for lunch. Puerto Real is a fisherman town and so I figure that this should be the best place to find the freshest fish for lunch. We're craving for fried whole red snapper and lobster. The town is small, its along the route 308. It's easy to miss. We asked around for a good place to eat and the locals recommended this place. Sure enough they serve what we were looking for.. plus a different kind of mofongo- triple (plantain, yucca and Amarillo or sweet banana). Very delicious lunch. Try their flan- coffee, coco and vanilla. We tried the coco flan- rich, melts on your tongue. Savor every bite of it. It's small but rich in flavor and just enough for me and my husband. A definite must go place when planning a trip to Cabo Rojo. The ambiance is excellent- sit outside to enjoy the view of the Caribbean sea with fishing boats on the dock. read more

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I cant' review, because the place was not open. There no sign of hours. We drove out of our way on vacation in guanita to visit.

If you're in Puerto Rico and love fresh seafood there is no shortage of it on the island so I had to come here. Cabo Rojo is on the southwest part of the island and is a fisherman's town so if you order the fish whole they will bring out the catches of the day and you hand pick the one the chef cooks. If a fish with it's head attached or picking out the fish bones is not your thing they offer fillets. This restaurant has great a view of ocean and boating docks, has very friendly/knowledgeable staff, and is clean. Visiting with my bother and sister I was able to sample three dishes. The only dish I didn't care much for was the lobster my sister got as it was slightly overcooked. Whole red snapper deep fried with an ajillo sauce (garlic, butter, onion) and fried plantains (tostones) on the side. The fish was incredibly flaky and full of flavor, adding the ajillo only increased the natural savoriness of the fresh fish! It's a white fish, lean, and has a mild flavor to it. Having the fish deep fried naturally runs a risk of drying out the fish, even if done correctly the fish still ends up slightly drier than if you steam or saute it. Fried plantains are simple to make so they are also easily messed up if you're careless in making them, thankfully this place made them correctly! Whole chapin (trunkfish in English) steamed with ajillo sauce and a side of fried breadfruit (tostones de pana). Trunkfish's texture was somewhat similar to chicken however it reminded me of a mix of tilapia and salmon, I found it very intriguing and full of flavor, I didn't see the need to eat it with the ajillo. The fried breadfruit added starchiness and crispiness to the plate. I love different textures so adding this element made this dish a treat for me. Anyone that enjoys seafood should stop here to enjoy same day caught fish with lots of bold flavors. FYI - This place is only open Thurs-Sun so ignore the restaurant hours that Google has listed! read more

Wow this place is still open its been there since i was a little kid good spot for beers and food weekends is the best time to go as its located on a strip of bars and resturants good for family fun its pretty safe compared to the old days malecon use to be a wild spot back in the days of el yaba daba doo i remember as a kid my dad wouldnt let me go in there and i would still sneak in and drink cause thats where all the big timers would hang out lol good times read more

We had dinner here on Valentine's Day and really enjoyed the experience. We were a little unsure of the neighborhood when we arrived. Although it's on the malecon, the area seemed strangely quiet and desolate, though it seemed safe enough. There were three people working at the time, two of whom spoke English well. All three were very welcoming and friendly. We ordered the churrasco mofongo and the whole fried red snapper. The mofongo was by far the butteriest of the mofongos we had on our trip. Not healthy, I'm sure, but moist and delicious. The churrasco was tender and very flavorful. The snapper was perfectly fried, moist and tender, and served with marinated onions. The entrees came with side salads and tostones. It was a big meal, but our server brought out complimentary slices of cake after the meal. Since both of the entrees we ordered were specials with prices not listed on the menu, we were expecting a big bill, but were pleasantly surprised to see that the churrasco mofongo was $14 and the whole snapper was $19. What a deal! read more

Great little spot in an area with few choices. Owner is friendly and makes the whole experience that much more enjoyable. Food is excellent. My husband and I both had mofongo, which was wonderful! It was loaded with meat and the side sauce was also tasty. Drinks are inexpensive and good! Only drawback that he does not take credit cards. Nevertheless, a fun and very neighborhood kind of place. read more

Great local atmosphere. Asked the owner what he recommended and he said the conch which was very fresh. We had the conch salad with tostones and split a fish empanada and lobster empanada. The empanadas were tasty but frankly we've had enough fried food. The conch salad was excellent and a huge portion. It would have made an ample meal for both of us even without the empanaditas. The owner spoke with us for a long time which was nice but if you are looking to scarf and run, pick a food kiosk outside. This place is for relaxing and letting the time slip away. read more

We happened by this restaurant on a warm Sunday evening. The owner, Fernando, sat with us and we talked over a cold beer. He gave great suggestions for local beaches, excursions, and lodging. We ordered the fish fillet and "mofongo" that he recommended and were more than "satisfecho." A great spot for delicious, fresh food! read more

We were looking for some puertorrican seafood restaurant and guided by Yelp we found out Brisas del Mar. Good sevice, clean and reallyyyyy good stuffed mofongo with shrimp and chicken. And good prices too. Really recommended....Note: no A/C but not so important vs the good food you will have! read more

Not recommended. Orders not correct. Must have scraped my fries out of the bottom of the frier. I'm used to slow service in the islands, but this was too much. Fried pork was like rocks. Never again. read more

Went there on a Friday night, looking for something chill with good, basic, fresh, local seafood. This place was a 10-minute drive from Copamarina Hotel (where we were staying) and it did not disappoint. My girlfriend and I split a conch & octopus salad and a snapper filet in tomato sauce platter. Paired with some fried plantains and cassava balls, and washed down with a couple of bottles of local beer, and we had probably the best meal we've had since we got here (including the meals at the hotel, which were pretty good, too). The owner was very friendly and attentive, a really nice guy. If you're looking great hole-in-the-wall dining with a laid-back, friendly atmosphere, this is your place. read more