On my last day in San Juan, I finally had a flavorful chai. I had the iced horchata chai with…read morealmond milk -- It was sooo good! And the nostalgic drink pouch was such a cute touch. The banana bread was also delicious. 787 Coffee is a really cute coffee shop, perfect for remote work or waiting out the rain in my case.

Very disappointing first stop in Puerto Rico. We got 2 coffees to try: Mazapan and Dulce de Leche…read more Neither one of them tasted like their name and neither was enjoyable to drink. Pricey coffee with no flavor. The only saving grace of this place was the freshly made banana bread.

Excellent staff my wife and I came here twice over the four days. Very knowledgeable and we're…read morewilling to educate their customers about how their beans were raised on a coffee farm. I have tried both the Coquito and Dulce de Leche, but my favorite out of the two was the Dulce de Leche. It's walking distance from the curve and definitely worth a try to visit.

Great space with modern and well-maintained decor…read more Good variety of coffees and baked goods. Excellent chocolate chip cookie. Friendly and helpful staff.

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!

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.

A hidden gem in the streets of Viejo San Juan! The entrance is simply an opening with a chain, so…read morekeep an eye out because there is no sign. However, it is 100% worth the hunt. We were welcomed inside where we ordered with an iPad. There were several options for drinks and pastries. The service was incredible; the barista helped us choose drinks and recommended us her favorite pastries. We were then escorted to the beautiful patio in the back, which is completely hidden from view on the street. The drinks were delivered to us in glass cups, and the pastries delivered covered by glass dome lids. The drinks and pastries were all 10/10. I am usually not a an iced coffee drinker, but I savored every sip of my drink. The mango pie and pecan tart were also delicious. Overall, I highly recommend Filtrado as a relaxing stop in Viejo San Juan. The service, drink, and ambiance were spectacular and I can confidently say that this is near the top of my cafe list!

Before my trip to Puerto Rico, I've looked up a few coffee shops and Filtrado's brick alley really…read morecaught my eye. Located in Old San Juan, it's quite easy to miss. If you're on Calle San Francisco and the Coach store is to your right, keep walking till you see a yellow chemex sign on your left - that is the entrance to the coffee shop. Once you enter, it's a very tight space at the register and the alley is in the back with a few tables. The only menu I was able to peruse was that on their iPad which was annoying because I felt like I was holding up the line. I ended up ordering a small iced latte. I initially ordered it to enjoy in their alley, so I was told I can pay when I leave. I was there mid September and as much as I wanted to enjoy sipping my latte in the alley, it was super hot and stuffy. They could use some fans. Plus, it was taking forever to have the latte brought to me. As such, I went to the front to let the staff know I'll take it to go only to find him giggling with some friends. I guess that's why it took forever for me to get my drink. The latte itself wasn't bad, but considering the cost and the useless wait time, I would've gladly passed on this coffee shop.

10/10 Eli and Johe were AMAZING! Seriously the sweetest girls ever. They were so friendly,…read morewelcoming, and informative about the coffee and the whole process. I've been to 787 Coffee before, but this was by far the best experience I've had! I ordered the Dulce de Leche Iced Coffee with their rum-infused coffee beans and omg... DELICIOUS. Easily a 10/10. The coffee had such a good flavor, and the dulce de leche was the perfect touch. They also told us about Hacienda Iluminada, their coffee roastery, which sounds so cool and is definitely something I want to check out! The atmosphere was cute and welcoming, but the service is what really stood out. Eli and Johe made the whole visit so much better. Amazing coffee + amazing customer service = definitely coming back!

This place is the must go to for coffee in PR! The coffee…read morehere is so good! Their rum infused beans make the flavor pop! The Coquito was probably my favorite! Seems like iced is the preferred way to get your coffee here but I can imagine the hot being just as good! Cold was definitely perfect for a sunny day. The staff was so friendly and the coffee came out quick! It was a chill place to hang out

I found Café Regina on Instagram, and it definitely did not disappoint…read more The vibe was everything I could have asked for. On this particular rainy day, it seemed like everyone had brought their dogs, and between the acoustics and the barking, it was a little overwhelming after a night out in San Juan. That said, the atmosphere, coffee, and overall aesthetic more than made up for it. The space is full of thoughtful touches, from the beautiful flower arrangements to the cute décor, and of course the Bad Bunny Vogue magazine that felt perfectly at home there. It has that effortlessly cool, cozy energy that makes you want to stay awhile. I tried the watermelon drink, which was delicious and a great option if you're looking for something outside the coffee sphere. I also had the cashew coffee, which was really good, especially if you're a cashew fan. But honestly, looking around, I don't think you can go wrong with any of their coffee offerings. If you're in San Juan and looking for great coffee, a charming atmosphere, and a spot that feels uniquely Puerto Rican, Café Regina is absolutely worth a visit.

The avocado toast and coffee were just okay. I wasn't a huge fan of either. The coffee was way too…read moresweet for my liking, and the avocado toast was a bit too oily and heavy. I was hoping for something a little more flavorful. Overall, it wasn't bad, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

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.