Quickly popped in to Kafe Terra to get some fuel before hiking in nearby San Sebastián. There are…read morea few tables and chairs, but I don't believe there is much if any freshly made food offered here. They have a large coffee offering and my group got a variety of drinks. There was also a man tuning and lightly playing his cuatro, creating a great background while we waited for our drinks. A good place to stop by in the morning, though may be difficult to find parking directly in front as it's in the middle of the town of Rincón. There is a large parking lot a couple of blocks away.

Coffee was great. I can't speak for all flavors but I had their cold brew and it was excellent…read more Lots of food, relaxed vibes, and an outdoor space to hang out in and greet locals.

What an amazing spot in Isabela! It's even worth the drive…read morefrom San juan! On Saturdays there is live piano playing! The piano guy is amazing! The food is made with love! Everyone here seems so happy! The lattes are beautifully designed! The eggs and toast were delicious! The French Toast was fabulous! The service was optimal! The energy in here is so positive! Stop on by!

This place was a fun little spot to check out in Puerto Rico. They have a lot of breakfast options…read more I tried the Philly sandwich, it was good and served with chips. I also ordered a mango pineapple smoothie and it was dang good. It was very refreshing on a hot and humid day. I would come again just to get a smoothie.

Outstanding cafe. Modern, clean and very nicely decorated. You automatically get a good vibe upon…read moreentering. We went for breakfast. The menu itself is impressive. Plastic, so it can be wiped clean if you spill your coffee on it. Thoughtfully laid out with morning/all day offers at the beginning, followed by lunch choices. Then, drinks and, hallelujah, on the back of the last page: Cocktails! Aperol Spritz, Espresso Martini, for example. Prices are sub-$10, which is phenomenal. And, they are professionally and properly made (we tried three). My cappuccino was also barista quality and BIG. We were impressed. Our breakfasts looked as good as they tasted. There is a well-trained professional chef behind those kitchen doors who understands both food preparation and presentation. My son (second time there) swears their pancakes are off the hook. Gringo friendly, in case you were wondering. English spoken, but everyone there when we were visiting was Puerto Rican, except me, including my son (figure that one out!). I am looking forward to a future visit. If I lived here, this would become a regular stop. P.S. Service can seem a little slow. But, I think it is better to call it "deliberate." This not a knock on the restaurant. Our server was excellent. But, just a heads-up that preparing quality just may take a few minutes extra.

The coffee and food are always amazing! Steak and eggs. Huevo Ranchero and more!!! Parcha mimosa is…read morea must! Paradise ice coffee perfect blend of flavors

This is our new favorite panadería. The coffee is great and they roast it in house. It's really…read moreclean and the bathrooms are great! Hey... that's a plus! :-) Nice, friendly people working here. There is a Boars Head deli so you can get decent cheese on your sandwich. They make a great pan sabao and pan de agua. The pan de agua is a little different here. Its crust is extra crunchy! I've even seen police cars turn on their sirens to get through traffic so that they could make a u-turn faster to get here! ;-) it's that good

What a great find. This is a local sandwich/coffee shop (not very touristy). We had salami…read moresandwich, pastrami sandwich, and Cubano sandwich - all were very tasty (and reasonably priced).

Casa Barista was a welcomed find as we were searching for a good cup of coffee. Prior to leaving…read morefor Puerto Rico, I did a good amount of research on various things. Everything I read told me that PR was a great place for coffee lovers. Well, that may be true in San Juan but not so on the West side of the island. While the bakeries have some great pastries, thier coffee is pretty awful. Most of them have espresso machines but it seems no one knows how to use them. We ran across Casa Barista while we were at the farmer's market in downtown Aguada. What a relief! They have very good coffee, friendly people, some light food and good prices. Did I mention the coffee? (Try the Bombom; I guarantee you'll want another.) Sergio; the owner, is extremely friendly and outgoing. Enjoy!

Coffee is ok they need a new machine to better make the coffee. Service was good just ok coffeeread more

This is a great place to find. And an example of " don't judge a book by its cover"…read more The ladies this morning we great and helped us right away. The latte was exceptional and had a nice bold flavor. Try it if you're near the area.

Every place in Puerto Rico is deceiving on the outside. This…read moreis a gem to find. We got a mocha latte, frappe Paris, frappe Nutella and an extra espresso shot. Espresso was so good we all ordered food. Food Great price and delicious flavors. Simple yet tasty and satisfying. Very clean and cozy. Amazing!

The place looks really nice and the food is super tasty. Try the delicious "Utuadeño" sandwich!read more

You get your bang for your buck here! I had a frozen coffee…read morewith amaretto--basically like a Frappuccino. It was plenty sweet and didn't melt instantly outdoors. The inside is incredibly hip and modern, which is very different from all of the surrounding shops in Utuado. Café Jumao very much feels like it was transplanted from an upscale city district. There are mini Jenga blocks on the tables.

We loved Bermudas! We went walking along the ocean walk…read moreacross the street (highly recommend) and then stopped in for coffee. The Vanilla Lattes were the best we had in Arecibo, and the cream cheese and guava empanadas were delish! Service was great, and the patio was a fun place to sit with an ocean view.

Beautiful location. parking available. Outside seating. Friendly and efficient staff. Great coffee…read more We ordered stuff we saw on display. A Cuban empanada, a cheese & guava empanada and an almond and chocolate croissant. We did not love the pastries. If i ever came back i would definitely order from the menu.