We sampled numerous pastries from this bakery and everything was good, but the best thing we tried…read morewas their sandwiches. We had both a medianoche and a Cuban, both were super tasty! The staff were so friendly and helpful, too. There is a small amount of seating inside, and a small parking lot on the side of the building, but we took our food to go both times we stopped.

We stayed at El Conquistador but tried to eat offsite as much as possible. This place is amazing…read moreand a must stop if you are staying locally.

Best icee I've had in a while and mini donuts were a great treat. Just a little stand almost in…read morefront of Walmart. It was a perfect treat on a hot day.

Delicious mini fried donuts right outside Walmart! They are hot and made fresh right at the…read morecounter. About 8-10 donuts is $4. YUM!!

Excellent service, very friendly, delicious cappuccinos and service! It's new, clean and great for…read morea single donut or multiple dozen to take to colleagues.

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Best doughnuts I've ever had! Made fresh to order. I recommend strawberry cheesecake or bacon.read more

Fresh, hot, creative , DELICIOUS!!! You will not be disappointed. If you have a large order, be…read morepatient. The doughnuts are made to order! The food

Pastries are good, very tasty. Food is okay. Staff is friendly and ambience is beautiful.read more

This place isn't too bad for pastries. It's kinda nothing to write home about though. We had much…read morebetter pastries elsewhere on the island. But this one will do if you're in a pinch and you're in the area.

Forgot to get pics, but had to review them. Their egg sandwiches and donuts were excellent! They…read moreuse the traditional local sweet bread that was really nice (we had it at a few places and this was the best). And the egg sandwich overall was excellent. The donuts were fresh and really tasty. Coffee was also really good! Great place, highly recommend!

We went to some really good restaurants in PR but this little bakery/deli was one of my…read morefavorites!!! We were staying at the Hyatt Grand Reserve so we first went here because it was very close to the hotel but we came back because we fell in love with their breakfast sandwich and donuts!! I saw a bunch of reviews recommending the breakfast sandwich on their homemade sweet bread and I was a little skeptical because it looked like a simple panini, but I was so wrong! I am not sure what they put in the bread but if it was crack, I would not be surprised. I am still dreaming about that bread and that sandwich. Service was good and the ambiance is NYC bodega style. The donuts were also very good. I had the Boston cream, chocolate frosted and Bavarian cream. All so good!!! I wish I could get adopted by this Familia. I would be 300 pounds but so happy!!

Coffee , Breakfeast and Lunch , In Avenida Baralt. From…read morefrench Toast to white chocalate matcha panckes everything is Good.

100% recommended!!!. We found this place through yelp and Omg we are soo glad we did. The food here…read moreis soo good!! Very unique style. It has like a California twist to it. Loved it!!!. Food is fresh. Tons of Healthy options and the coffee is a MUST! Our waiter was José and the was amazing as well. Do not hesitate on visiting this place. We will be back for sure!

Down the side road that the Amigo grocery store is on. There are about five tables inside. The…read morepastries looked pretty good. I'll definitely stop by for breakfast.

My pal told me about this spot here. Antique Bakery. So I figured why not? I'm ready for a nice…read morebreakfast sandwich. I ordered a scrambled egg and cheese sandwich and it was so delicious. They also have other varieties of sandwiches you can get. There's indoor seating with AC to keep you cool. Nothing more to it. Just a nice spot in Louquillo Puerto Rico to get some good bread, breakfast or sandwiches. So if you're in the area make sure to check this bakery/Lunchonette out. You won't be disappointed. Have a great one y'all!

We were headed to El Yunque rainforest and stopped here for breakfast. Ohhhh how it reminded me of…read morethe many breakfast meals my grandma made. Everything was delicious, even the oatmeal. This was a popular spot among the locals and tourists. You may want to grab lunch to go as well.

Had a quick stop and had breakfast here this morning…read more We ordered Pancake with scramble egg and ham, oatmeal, Coffee and Mallorca with Sam. Got our foods and drink within 10 minutes. Fast , friendly and efficient service. Price is very reasonable. Definitely worth to visit. 5 stars service

Listen when I see a Krispy Kreme place I get all excited like a kid ! Lol and fyi I'm always…read moretraveling to find a Krispy Kreme because they don't seem to have one in PA but anyway I went to PR on vacation and saw a Krispy Kreme and just had to stop ! The kids love watching the donuts get made fresh I must add. The service is always quick and the place is always clean. This is the second one I've been to in PR. Here is what we order : Chocolate Iced Glazed Oreo® Dunk Cinnamon Cheesecake Filled Ring Guayaba Glazed Chocolate Cake Apple cinnamon They were all amazing ! Until a next time my darling foodies !

HOMER'S ODYSSEY…read more Señor Simpson would go absolutely dough-nuts for these sweet treats. It's been many winters since I've scarfed down a Krispy Kreme, even though there's apparently like 3 locations near Chicago. How the hell was I not made aware of this? Seriously people, why didn't anyone tell me? As I prefer the light, yeasty kind to the heavy cakey kind of donut, when we drove past this KK in Puerto Rico I screamed like an excited schoolgirl and begged Nichole C to pull in. The store was spotlessly clean on the inside and gleamed from the outside. Before we even bought our dozen, I spent a solid 15 minutes watching the in-process donuts make their way down the assembly line. Beginning with the massive batter mixer and continuing on to the "donut shape pooper thingy" -- a highly technical term used in the baking industry -- I was transfixed. I picked out one delightfully doughy torus and tracked its progress through the vertical heat conveyors; once fully risen, it floated along a river of hot oil (looking like tiny edible innertubes!) and finally got coated in a satisfying glaze of icing. The best part? We were offered free samples and I got to eat mine! They had some colorful balloons near the register and the whole place was brightly lit. Employees were super friendly, prices were fair. We got an assortment that included a guava-stuffed donut, plus a few others with custard and various fillings. All delicious. * TL;DR * Krispy Kreme is amazing in its own right, but getting the opportunity to watch the donuts from mixer-to-mouth was almost too cool for my engineering brain to wrap around (at the glazing station I stared way longer than I should've, admittedly. Nichole mentioned "I was being weird about it"). Getting a freebie sample hot off the presses? Well that's just icing on the cak--erhm, donut. Totally recommend.