Oh man. Straight up a great breakfast place. Our waiter was SUPER friendly, the ambiance was great,…read moreand the food was superb. The wait was pretty long (about an hour), but we weren't in a rush and there was a live band to entertain us. As for the food, I had the quesadilla and the passion fruit juice, both of which were amazing. The couple bites of hash brown and avocado toast I had were also great. By the end of the meal, I was stuffed and happy. The best breakfast I've had in Puerto Rico so far.

The service is a little slower, but our server was really kind and helpful. Fabulous coffee and…read moresolid food- it is VERY expensive though- our breakfast was almost $80. However, I think these prices are unfortunately standard for the area. Eggs were a little oily, but overall a good choice and we even had it for takeout a day later for breakfast

Small panadería (bakery) right by the ferry terminal I'm Vieques. I saw this on my early walk the…read moreday before and saw a huge line of people standing in line waiting to order food so I figured I had to try it before leaving. I went this morning at 7:20- and there were 5 people ahead of me in line! I ordered a cafe con leche (coffee with milk) and doughnut and they were both good.

Cute little bakery playing an array of music from different cultures. Pleasant staff, tasty…read moresandwiches on pan sabado ( if you don't know find out). Bread tasted fresh and the ambiance was clean with colorful tables. We wanted to sit outside but the one spot outside was taken by the time we got our food. Wet convenient as there are Air BNBs in the area. Ask for extra tomatoes and thank me later. You're welcome!

Seated quickly and in the shade. This being the only decent breakfast option open... we went with…read moreit! Homemade toast, crispy bacon, seasoned potatoes, and eggs done well. Not much to discuss beyond a solid option. Bar tender served us a lime with her hands, but beyond that... very good! Ocean views and a nice breeze made for a lovely morning.

Cafe del Mar is where locals enjoy authentic food, friendly service, fine strong drink --don't miss…read moreit. Right on the Malecón, there's tons of parking right across the street, along with all the beach rentals and tour pickups. Chalkboard menu means you'll only get what's fresh and hot that day. We had delicious hummus with garlic bread and grilled chicken in garlic butter with, of course, rice and beans. Coquito with Crab Island Rum was dessert, wow. Janelle and Sauna are our favorites!

Excellent desserts and breakfast options. Our family ate here twice which we never do on vacation…read moresince we love new places but it's that good.

Solid place to grab breakfast. Not local flavors, more focused on the tourist crowd…read more Lots of seating, clean and air conditioned! Looks like they have people that come and work here during the day also. Ice cream and baked goods looked good, but we came for breakfast. The food is fine, but nothing special. I got the D Super Breakfast and it reminded me all of hotel food, like what you get in the free buffet breakfasts. Nothing wrong with it, just under seasoned. Price was just under $70 for 3 breakfasts, drinks and tip. Expensive for the quality, but with limited options, what are you going to do?

Came here to grab dinner and was not disappointed!…read more Cute location with lots of seating and 3 different areas. We sat in the front by the fountain. It was a slower Monday night so it was just us and 2 other couples in the place. Music playing on the speakers was really loud and took away from getting to relax and slow down. Servers were nice and helpful. One that brought us water started off by saying that she lets everyone know that the fish tacos are breaded and fried. Kind of an odd introduction, but I'm guessing they get that question a lot. We asked the server that came to take our order if the fish was caught local and she indicated that it was not. Either way, we got those, a pork dish and a flatbread. With drinks, the total came out to over $110 plus tip. About average for places like this in vacation areas. The food was very good though and we enjoyed sharing the dishes with each other. Looks like they also do breakfast/brunch. Worth checking out if you get the chance!

Everything about this place gets a 10/10 and highly recommend. The food was all outstanding,…read morecoffee's and drinks were all perfect, and my favorite thing on their menu is the Pernil hash, although we tried several Items, it's Absolutely Fabulous! Everything is portioned wonderfully and can be shared. The servers are welcoming and all bilingual if needed. One of my favorite new spots to eat in Vieques.

Cute locator for fantastic coffee and latte's! Great little bites too, service was immaculateread more

Awesome spot for coffee, candy, toys and more! Lia and her daughter make fantastic coffee- it's a…read moremust stop for us every time we're in Vieques. Highly recommend that you stop in and give it a try!

The staff here is very friendly, and if you're staying near the ferry this is a convenient…read morelocation. Snacked on a chicken quesadilla and mozzarella sticks, which were delicious and inexpensive. They sell Medalla beer at a great price too. They stock some convenience store items like bandaids, soap, snacks, beer, sodas, sangria (and in to-go pouches!), and more. There are tables inside and seating outside to eat at.

Had some chicken turnovers as our first snack when we arrived at the ferry dock. They were homemade…read moreand tasted delicious. Its a 5 minute walk from the dock and a nice way to calm your 'hangryness' after the long wait at the Fajardo ferry. The beers were ok since, like everyone, I prefer mine extremely cold and they were more on the so-so side.

There are a few oceanside restaurants in Esperanza and we thought the menu at Duffy's was more…read moreinteresting. We wanted to try a special type of rice and beans called mamposteao, and were not disappointed. It was very flavorful! We also got the pork chop, which had a sweetness to its marinade -- also very good. The crab and beans dip was full of mayonnaise and not much beans (1 star off), so probably would not get this again. The location is nice. It is right in front of the Esperanza sign, and has a beautiful view of the sunset. We ate our dinner and sipped our drinks slowly while absorbing the view.

Great dinner spot if you want a chill spot right off the beach. We were seated outside and had an…read moreAMAZING view of the ocean. Our server was super friendly, and had our table belly-laughing. The food was pretty good. At our servers recommendation, I got the spicy chicken sandwich (FRIED not grilled) without the jalapeños. It was big, and pretty good! I would also highly recommend the strawberry daiquiri.

Actually pretty good food but omg the sloooooowest service imaginable…read more Our group of 6 waited 1.5 hrs for our sandwiches, donuts, and coffee. There were maybe 10 people ahead of us in line, and they all waited forever as well. When we got our food, 2 people in our group were missing eggs on their sandwiches, though unsure how much of it was a language misunderstanding. I personally enjoyed the freshness of the pernil sandwich and the surprisingly strong mini 6 oz latte. However, kudos for them for being the only café/panaderia open on Sundays! Just maybe consider bringing a beach chair and a book or something lol.

The food is good but extremely overpriced. The service is slow, slow, slow; even on island time…read more The cashier had no customer service skills. It's wasn't a problem with language, just her personality. Rest of the staff was very nice. To sum it up... It's good, but there are better options available. At least until they iron out some links.

Amazing. This food is astoundingly good--better than many of the best reviewed places in NYC,…read moreBoston, and Philadelphia. If they are open, it is worth a special trip. I will literally plan my day around when they are open--it's that good.

Always high quality and amazing flavors. Farm fresh ingredients that they harvest and carefully…read morecurate into a menu satisfying everyone Close to the entrance of the famous black sand beach it is worth the short drive away from the Malecon I had the lamb shoulder stuffed peppers full of flavor and the golden peppers so tender. My wife had the meatballs which were very flavorful and we shared the fresh tuna croquettes. A very thin and crunchy crust surrounded chunks of tuna...this restaurant is sooo good