If you want the best beach pina colada baby look no further!! Order it with the floater and all…read moreyour worries go away. Located right off the beach and is the perfect spot to walk up and grab a drink. Their menu looked promising- we will need to go back and check it out. This is right next to Torres' Place

5/5 -- Taco Tuesday Perfection at Lifeguards of the Reef!…read more If you're anywhere near Isla Verde on a Tuesday, do yourself a favor and stop by Lifeguards of the Reef for their Carne Asada Tacos. These tacos are on a whole different level -- perfectly seasoned, tender protein that lets you know it was done with care. A pro tip: ask them to toast the flour tortilla. It adds the perfect bite and brings out a warm, toasty flavor that pairs beautifully with the carne asada. And for the best texture, get your lettuce on the side so you can keep everything crisp and fresh. The vibe is great, the service is friendly, and the food is unbelievably good. Taco Tuesday at Lifeguards of the Reef is officially my new weekly ritual!

Fuimos a Café Don Juan a desayunar. Pedí uno de sus sándwiches, que estaba bueno, pero las papas…read moreque incluía fueron decepcionantes--un poco rancias y sin sabor. Lo positivo fue el melon refresher, que estaba delicioso y muy refrescante, además de los pancakes con fruta, que también estuvieron buenos. En general, es un buen lugar para un desayuno rápido, aunque no estoy segura de que haya sido tan especial como para regresar. We stopped into Café Don Juan for breakfast. I had one of their sandwiches, which was good, but the chips that came with it were disappointing--stale and flavorless. On the bright side, the melon refresher was absolutely delicious and very refreshing, and the pancakes with fruit were also pretty good. Overall, it was a solid spot for a quick breakfast, but I'm not sure it stood out enough for me to go back.

My favorite coffee shop in PR they have great coffee great pastries, soups and sandwiches.read more

Food and service, were excellent. The ambiance was relaxing and nice. First place to visit in PR…read morefor a quick lunch and speed of the food arriving at our table was great.

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

El servicio es muy bueno y ponen buena música también está bien buena la comida y los sandwiches…read moreestán bien grandes El café también está bien rico y los jugos frescos

Nice place in old San Juan. Interior is cute, with 2 different sections. The back area has a high…read moreceiling and lots of plants. We tried a couple of different dishes and enjoyed each one. The breakfast burger was well seasoned and hit the spot! The coffee and beer were nice additions to our late brunch! Server was friendly and let us know that she was going on break, and who to look out for. Place was packed but things came out quickly. A nice place to stop and have a break from walking if you get the chance!

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.

We drove past Bebo's in our Lyft ride and our driver said it was very good so we decided to visit…read morethe next day. It is a great option if you want local food without the tourist price tag. The inside looks like a cafeteria but it stays busy. We were seated quickly although it seemed packed. They have a good amount of menu options and cross out what isn't available. They also have drink options that our server listed to us. To start, we ordered the lobster empanadas and sangria. The empanadas were delicious! Very tasty and fresh. The sangria however, was not great. It just tasted like juices that don't really work together. I couldn't taste the wine. We ordered the roasted pork and skirt steak. The steak was really tasty, and juicy. But the roasted pork was very dried and hard. It had some good bits in it but there were quite a few pieces that were too cooked to eat. The rice and beans were cooked very well. This is the perfect place for quick local food where you won't spend too much. But if you want a very high quality, I would choose elsewhere.

We ate at both Bebo's and Los Piños -- our two attempts at typical PR food. Both errr fine, but…read moreBebo's was our favorite of the two. It has a small parking lot in the back, which was a huge plus. Service was nice and our waitress was truly bilingual-- able to help us understand nuances of between the Spanish we use in California and Spanish in PR. The mofongo was really good -- better than any time we had it in the past or during the rest of our trip. The ropa vieja was good, but standard. My son had the churrasco (skirt steak) and it was excellent. We ordered sides of amarillos (sweet plantains) and they were the best ones we had the trip -- soft, juicy, with caramelized exterior. We wanted tres leches for dessert, but it sold was sold out. If you only had one "typical" PR dinner, I would suggest Bebo's.

My family and I were staying in the building so I popped into the cafe to get some grub for us…read morebefore heading out. Thankfully the line wasn't long and neither was the wait. I got the plain croissant and grilled cheese on sourdough bread for us to share. Both options were sufficient but a little pricey as expected so such a convenient spot in the hotel.

I came here and it is a very nice cafe! I got the latte and everything was made fresh. It is pricey…read morebut they have a variety of options of pastries and coffee. There isn't any sitting areas inside the cafe but there's plenty in the lobby. Overall would come back again!

Really great, centrally located lunch spot for when you're exploring Old San Juan! I got their…read moremozzarella and tomato sandwich and my husband got their bell peppers and Italian sausage linguini and both were delicious and filling. Coffee is excellent and service is friendly. Casual ambiance and small but cozy space. Really adorable shop dogs.

This place is a real gem. We stopped here during our cruise port day and I am so happy we did. The…read morecoffee was excellent and the food was even better. This is a small café. Allow yourself some time to slow down and enjoy. Service was very kind and attentive.

Great food and atmosphere in Santurce. If only there were other people there. I visited for an…read moreearly dinner and no one else was there. The hostess and the chef were very nice and made me feel comfortable. Small menu which was a bit confusing due to the name of the restaurant. When the item is 4 Puntos sliders, you could mistakenly easily think that there would be 4 sliders, right? And although there were only 2 sliders, it was more than enough for me. The Medalla bottle was just a bit less than$3. There is a full bar, as well as a relaxing space to hang out in the back. They said that they opened in October 2018, a full year after hurricane Maria. They do plan on staying open earlier and later as they move along. Go give them a look. I think you'd be surprised at how nice it is inside.

Went to go look for it last night and the guard outside was so confused that this place even…read moreexisted. Idk what I should rate it but I didn't see it

It's a honor to be writing Casa Caribe's first official Yelp review! I just wrapped up an amazing…read moreshort trip to Puerto Rico and stumbled upon Casa Caribe by chance. I was driving by after the beach and saw their sign at front.. intrigued by the name I found their facebook page and was blown away by the photos. Let me tell you, those photos did not lie whatsoever! The presentation for everything was on point, as was the flavors!! I ordered the seafood paella and tasted fresher than any place I've ever had. The only thing that could have made it better was if the rice was crispy on bottom, but I'm sure that's a request I could have made had I asked. In addition to the food, the decor is OUTSTANDING! So simple, so modern, so clean and hip. I cannot wait to be back.. and that I will!

We found this restaurant on yelp while staying down the street at the Fairmont and were very…read moreimpressed. The inside was clean with fun decor (looks new or recently remodeled), staff was very friendly, and the food was awesome! Between the two of us we had one appetizer (shrimp & crab flautas) and one entree (lobster mofongo) and it was more than enough food.