First off I am extremely picky on where I eat! I've been coming here for the last 6 years and it's…read morestill one of my favorite spots for a breakfast sandwich, coffee, and dessert! Service is great and food is made fresh. I enjoy my hamon, queso y huevo (Ham, cheese & egg) sandwich. My favorite dessert is pastelitos Cubano. The space is relaxed, chill and have many tables to sit. There is parking out in front or a small parking lot to the right (West side) of the building. Worth driving 30+ min here every morning for breakfast.

Such a great place ! Everything was delicious the oatmeal with cinnamon omg. The quesito pastry…read morejust like we like them. The lady at the register a sweetheart in my dad's town! Such a nice place willed with Puerto Rican culture. Loved it.

Awesome bakery with all the normal stuff you will find in other Puerto Rican panaderias like a full…read morebreakfast, coffee, pastries, pies and cakes or a tripleta. They also make their own pizza and lots of other food. It's all fresh and tasty and very inexpensive. The real gem here though is the donuts. I have tried donuts in places all over the states and can honestly say These are some of the best I ever had. Do yourself a favor and try them! They are good enough to make the trip from San Juan just to try them (you won't find better in the San Juan area). If they have them I highly recommend the apple fritter and the guava cheese donut.

We stopped by the world famous Playa Mar Chiquita today…read more Much to our delight, a nice, little lady (I'll call her the dessert lady) named Wanda, stopped by selling homemade flans, tres leches cakes and coquito. The flavors of flan were: Baileys Coconut Pumpkin vanilla cream cream cheese tequila rose We bought a bottle of Coquito and the Bailey's and the coconut flans. All three were delicious! Of the flans, I think my favorite was the coconut because it actually had coconut pieces in it. They were both really good though. If we had more people with us, I would like to have tried more especially the tequila rose. I'm not from Puerto Rico so for those of you who, like me, have never tried Coquito. I'll do my best to explain it. Apparently, it's a coconut-based alcoholic beverage that originated in Puerto Rico. It is a holiday drink that is akin to eggnog with similar eggnog flavoring. Although it does not contain any eggs, the consistency is very similar to the thickness of eggnog. It too, was very good. If you happen to be there, just wait for a while. She'll show up in the afternoon sometime. She was very nice. I hope you get a chance to try her desserts because I think you'll really like all the things she has for sale. At least I did anyway.

This place is definitely the cutest. Atmosphere is out of this world. Downside they don't take…read morecredit cards from the USA, only from local banks. The food items that I ordered in which were ordered by my party was not the greatest. They ordered a burrito with ground beef and it wasn't that great. I ordered a breakfast burrito however they ended up bringing me the wrong order in which I wish that is was mine....lol. It had strawberry toast. The server realized the mistake and came back to take back the plate even after I had touch the toast. I'm wondering if they served that to the intended person

This place is a whole vibe! It's decorated super cute, great for pics and selfies. The…read moredessert/drinks themselves are also pretty great! You can tell the staff really pays close attention to how everything looks!

We had a great time here! The vibe was just right. Not to crowded, not slow either though. We just…read moremoved here from Los Angeles and I have a boatload of food allergies and this restaurant came up in my app "Find me Gluten free" so we went on an adventure. We ordered shrimp nachos and shrimp tacos, and they were bomb. I wish there was more shrimp in the nachos but other than that, no complaints. I didn't get sick.

Service was excellent friendly and very helpful. Food was ok, I definitely liked the shrimp…read moreenchilladas better than the pork ones! The chips and size of salsa Verde was really good. The vibe here was excellent and laid back. It's a fun time.

Great service, clean environment with plenty of seating, quick service, friendly, courteous staff…read moreand super good ice cream.

The ice cream was pretty good, service was great, my Spanish is terrible so we mixed up the orders…read morea bit.

Anita Gelato was so worth the stop! It was super busy when we went, but the line moved surprisingly…read morefast, so don't let that scare you away. They have an incredible selection of flavors--three full freezers of gelato with so many unique options to choose from. Whether you like classic flavors or want to try something more adventurous, there's truly something for everyone. If you're walking around Old San Juan and craving something sweet, this is the perfect place to stop. Definitely one of the best treats we had on the trip!

Very cute gelato shop in old San Juan! We drove by one day and saw a line around the store, so we…read morehad to stop today when we were walking in the area! Very cute interior, clearly well thought out and designed to be a photo/insta location. The colors and decor all flowed well. But beyond that, they have wonderful flavors! We tried about 7 in our group and they were all good. Tasted high quality and you could distinguish what the flavor was supposed to be. Fresh made on site I would guess. The order process is a little difficult w use they have so many flavors spread out over about 15 feet of displays. Hard to pick what you want without running back and forth to see if you would miss anything! The seating areas were nice and had lots of seating. Disappointed to see that the bathroom was out of order and just had an envelope with a handwritten message on it. Really took away from the experience. But would enjoy again!

If you are familiar with this ice creamery it's been down from generations. Best Rex Cream in the…read morenorth part of the island. It always feels nostalgic to visit this one since they keep it almost intact. My all time favorite is the (Maíz con canela) (corn with cinnamon powder) very rich and creamy. So, eat up and enjoy, cheers

Best homemade ice cream this side of Puerto Rico! You can't come to PR and not have home made…read moreCoconut ice cream. Over 24 flavors and not your ordinarily flavors exotic flavors only found in Puerto Rico PS did I forget to mention that the prices are incredible!!!