Excellent and convenient way to start the day if you're in the area. I'm not a huge breakfast…read moreperson, and tend to gravitate toward areas that also offer lunch-like options at breakfast time, and Barista Squared delivered nicely on that front. Service was quick and polite, despite our indecisiveness. Would recommend.

Wanted to try a local coffee spot. This place was right around the corner from our hotel…read more Service was quick. The cuteness behind the counter was friendly and answered my questions. Ordered a chaga matcha. It was super sweet for me. Tuna sandwich was yummy though. Came with chips and water bottle.

The waitress had the worst attitude out of anybody in PR. No smile, just RBF and she was not…read morefriendly. She seemed annoyed she had to be at work. She told me to pick a table and pointed to an area. So I picked one by the window. She said with attitude "no, obviously not a big table" no, its not obvious because you were not busy and there were so many empty tables. I ordered an egg omelet with fried veggies and ham. The egg was fried thin, not fluffy. Veggies were weird, it had tomato. I'm use to onion and bell peppers. latte was mid. I do not recommend.

Looking for a hipster place to avoid the morning heat and we stumbled upon this little gem!…read more The exterior is quite deceiving, but when you enter it's quite the charm. Surprisingly, I found this place to be more affordable than most places around San Juan. Service was mid, nice-- but Minnesota nice if you know what I mean. We still enjoyed it, the vibes were just interesting? They also don't have ketchup. They charge for hot sauce but don't inform you prior. It's also very spicy green salsa. Overall, I enjoyed my toast and cup of coffee. Cool place.

Down the street from our hotel. We were very pleased with breakfast at Hacienda San Pedro. Good…read moreservice, excellent coffee, and toast. The terrace was cozy. And Hacienda San Pedro was convenient.

The best Cold Brew I've had in Puerto Rico with great service, and an enjoyable atmosphere to get…read morework done and enjoy a good cup of jo.

Nice coffee shop. I had a large cappuccino and a cortadito that tasted just like it should. The…read morescrambled eggs and veggies lacked veggies and were a little overcooked. Locals kinda place that welcomes tourists just like locals. Very friendly and helpful staff! Average prices. Lots to choose from. Very clean.

Ok. Great drinks. Local. Fast a d efficient service. Worth the walk in the heat. Outdoor seating…read moreon corner has breeze. Inside seating has air-conditioning. Warnong: Staff first language is Spanish. English is good. But they ate a little short with tourists asking too many questions.

First off, Yelp and the Gustos' website say that it is closed on Saturdays, but Google Maps said it…read morewas open. We called and thankfully it was open. Not sure if this was because they were closed yesterday for Good Friday, but consider calling if going on a Saturday! The place was busy, but they were fully staffed and service was fast and our drinks/food came out quickly. A live band played outside, but it was acoustic and the volume was very reasonable. I wanted to buy locally roasted coffee beans for home and this turned out to be the best place to buy them. I bought two 8oz bags, $14 and $15 respectively. Compare that to 787 Coffee that wanted $30 for a similar sized bag (even more for their alcohol infused beans!). Gustos also sold 2lb bags of beans if you really need to make a lot of coffee. Sadly, the roasting date was not stamped on any of the bags. The cold brew coffee was good. The French toast was mediocre -- the bread was sliced too thin, with very little batter on the exterior, and zero saturation inside the bread. The fresh blueberries and grated coconut were nice, but the syrup tasted cheap. My wife had the Gustos and it was delicious. We saw others with avocado toast and it looked tasty too. We bought little bags of dried plantains on a whim at the counter -- turns out they were $3 each. Otherwise, prices were very reasonable.

Gustos is a local favorite for coffee lovers! Dog-friendly spot with lots of seating space. Always…read morefriendly, welcoming staff with great service. Coffee quality is amazing. I always go for the oatmilk cortadito delicious.

I stopped by for breakfast and had several pastries. They were all delicious, especially ones with…read morea croissant base. My favorite was a savory croissant called Almost Cuban Croissant. The Quesito was like a croissant with pastry cream, in the shape of a Danish pastry. The croissant dough was full of buttery aroma and flavor -- so flakey! The Apple Tart used the same buttery and flakey croissant base, and with a touch of pastry cream underneath the apple slices; I have not had an Apple Tart like this. After my breakfast, I ordered a Broccoli Sandwich to-go for lunch later. The focaccia bread was deliciously salty. I almost forgot I was eating broccoli.

Absolutely delicious I didn't personally go here myself so I can't speak on personal experience…read morewith the service and ambiance due to my husband surprised me with coffee and pastries for breakfast when I woke up ! But besides locals and service in this location he said they looked very busy and very kind ! Locals said this spot was great and is their spot to go to , but the espresso with a splash of almond milk was absolutely great idk what roast was used but it did its job and I had the spinach pastries and the sun-dried tomato .... Delicious my favorite was the spinach I cannot wait to go in here myself and try other yummy eats !

Tons of options and everything freshly baked Loved the brownie cookies and the Nutella--so good!read more

guava and cheese, crème brûlée, salted caramel, macadamia cookies…read more got 4 cookies for $15 fire nice and warm and a chai too very hot made right there

I was looking for a gluten-free place with gluten-free pancakes and I got very lucky! The pancakes…read morewere gluten-free pancakes made with chickpeas and pumpkin! It had fresh granola with coconut yogurt! The first time I went I had 2 cups of coffee because the coffee was amazing! The service was amazing with the sweetest waitresses! The ambience is really cute and the building is pink!

Vibe: really cute spot with tons of seating…read more Service: service was good, but nothing special. You order from your phone, so service interactions are very limited. Value: found it to be a bit pricey Veggie scramble: eggs were cooked very well! The bread was also delicious and perfectly buttery

The food far exceeds expectations from a small hotel bakery. When you don't want to venture out or…read morego to the sit down buffet, this is a great choice for breakfast.

The breakfast buffet had a variety of excellent foods from sausage to bacon, eggs, pancakes,…read morewaffles, French toast prepared in the kitchen available. This, along with an assortment of fruits from plums to melons to citrus and apples. Cooks ready to prepare a La cater omelets. Wait staff are very friendly. Options to eat outside beachfront or inside to avoid the periodic downpours that can happen in a tropical environment. Very pricey but overall worth it.

Tucked in the back, this spot was such a great find! Probably one of the best coffees I had in…read morePuerto Rico. The coffee was really good, and the baristas were so sweet and welcoming. Definitely glad we stopped by.

Love everything about this place. The deliscious coffee, the nice smiling staff, and the baked…read moregoods. Whatever the pastry with the crystallized sugar on top - get that. We took the coffee outside but between the shade and iced latte, it was perfect. Thanks to the baristas for teaching me oat and almond in spanish!