Really good cafe with quick service. As others have said, Cafetal has a bit of everything. It's…read morepart bakery, part cafeteria, sandwich shop, and coffee. All of it is very good. I really liked their coffee. This wasn't bland US-style restaurant brew Folgers coffee. It's the good stuff (and reasonably priced). I had some hot prepared food from their cafeteria area. It was good. But, the real winner is their Cuban sandwich. My son got one and it was huge. Like more than a foot long. Not only is it big, it is delicious. I would say probably the best one I've ever had (and I've had them in Miami and elsewhere). Pastries and sweets are yummy too. You won't leave here hungry. Nice little stop along the road if you're passing through the area.

This place is killer! Amazingly great selection and flavors. We've stopped at 4 other area bakeries…read moreand this is by far the best. Try the Guava Cheese pastry or there's one made with Ladyfingers and cream cheese. Awesome Cherry turnovers. We tried like 11 things in the 2 trips we made. All of them were great. Very friendly staff, let me practice my Español and remembered us when we came back. So sweet, asked us if we liked our Airbnb. I just wished that I had gotten pics of the inside. It is beautiful and cozy looking even though it's pretty large. They are open until 10 at night so we were able to scoot in on our way back from hiking tours and have our stuff for breakfast. Unusual for someone living stateside to see. Stop in and try them, you won't go anywhere else for your pastry.

Our tour group stopped at El Buen for lunch. There were 14 of us. The service was excellent…read more They were quick to take our orders. Our orders came out in a reasonable amount of time. I had the octopus salad. It was exactly what I needed. The lettuce was crispy. The tomato was fresh. The octopus was tender. My husband had the plantain soup. He enjoyed it. Our group returned for dinner. The service was outstanding. The food was once again delicious. I would strongly recommend eating at El BuenCafé.

Viernes 5 de septiembre de 2025 segunda parada técnica antes de llegar a Rincon!! Aquí es un lugar…read morepara poder comer algo y claro snakiar y tomar café. Local de muchos años establecido. Amplio estacionamiento. Es una parada obligatoria en Hatillo.

Nunca había sido tan ofendida en un restaurante como me paso en este negocio. Estoy en fila con…read moretres personas mas y faltándome el respeto colaron como 6 personas preferidas de ese local que estaban detras de nosotras. Cuando me toco mi turno le reclame al joven que porque me falto el respeto dejandome a un lado para atender a los que paso, el me indico que le habian ordenado del frente hacerlo. Cuando fui al frente a pedir hablar con el dueno la persona que le pregunte me dijo que era el, le deje saber que eso que paso no era aceptable, el caballero para mi sorpresa ni se disculpo. I have never been so offended in a restaurant as I was in this establishment. I am in line with three other people, and disrespectfully, they let six "preferred" customers cut the line. When my turn came, I complained to the young man about why he disrespected me by leaving me aside to attend to those who passed by. He told me that he had been ordered by the boss to do so. I asked to speak with the owner and I let him know that what happened was not acceptable, and to my surprise, the gentleman didn't even apologize.

Sazón Mío in Hatillo is a great place to go for delicious and quick food that is well prepared. I…read morelike the flavors and taste of everything here. The staff here is very friendly and accommodating to make sure that you have everything that you need. Well worth the visit.

Ambiance was amazing Service was sweet and quick…read more So glad we found this place Food tasty and filling

Had some of the best mofongo at Cafeteria Tropical. We tried a few, including one with chimichurri,…read morebut the chicken mofongo with garlic sauce was easily the best I've ever had. We were staying at the Caribe Hilton and came here for breakfast a few times. Service was noticeably slower when sitting outside, but once we moved indoors, we were served almost right away. Definitely worth a visit for the food alone!

Local flavor, but not local meat, all frozen, except for the plantains and other vegetables and…read morefruits. Great flavor. Love the home made flan

Food is great , large portions with limited variety. This a local eatery so don't expect A/C in…read morethe dining area. They open mostly during lunch, so be there early to get the best selection. Prices are reasonable. Cash only.

Agree with the prior ratings: Cafeteria Roman is a hole in the wall near Cavernas del Río Camuy --…read morebut you won't regret it if you follow the locals here. We came to wait out a surprise rainstorm and enjoyed a shockingly good meal. Pre-made roast chickens in the window look fairly small, but our 1/2 portion of pollo asado was absolutely satifsying: moist, meaty, flavorful. A side of mofongo -- in the form of pre-fried balls -- was softer than what we are used to, but beautifully flavored with fried pork rinds. A bacalau en ensalada was awesome, so balanced and nicely dressed. My partner raved about his side of roasted / lightly fried batatas. The wonderful woman (short haired, batman-shirt-wearing) who worked the window was so patient and kind with us (and all other customers in line). No surprise that this is so popular with locals.

A Hole in the wall but excellent food. A lot of locals eat there and the the price is unbeatable…read more Definitely stop by for lunch. The owners are very friendly and the locals welcoming.

A great little bakery with all that you expect from a Latin style bakery! Pastelles de Guava,…read morew/cheese, tres leches, and cakes. Of course coffee that will make a spoon stand up straight, so add a little milk & sugar. I didn't try the lunch items, but a Media-noche is always a great breakfast or lunch sandwich. All of Puerto Rico was amazing, and treat yourself to pastries & café! The sights are beautiful most people speak 2 languages so it is easy get what you need

Very authentic! Friendly staff. The flan was my favorite but keep in mind there is a $5 credit card…read moreminimum

Not the best seafood place in the area…read more We (a party of four) went there on a Friday afternoon for lunch. We were seated fairly quickly, in the inside part of the business as there were "no seats outside" - that wasn't the case. The server came promptly to take our order: @drinks - mojito, sangria, water and a soda. The sangria tasted like pouch sangria poured into a glass and the mojito had little to no rum. @Starters - marine sampler, which was greasy and overly cooked. @main dishes - paella marinera for 2, lobster tail, and stuffed mashed plantains with ceti (local fish). My overall impression of the main dishes wasn't great for the price we paid for the meal ($$$). The paella for two lacked flavor and the seafood wasn't properly cleaned (the shellfish had the poop vein); the lobster wasn't local and tasted weird; the stuffed plantains with ceti were very salty. For the latter we offered our feedback to the server and she just took the plate away, without offering any substitutions or following up. Enough to say that I'll not be coming here again. The price of the food goes beyond the quality and service. The only nice thing about the place its the view, which we got to see through a window.

The view was amazing. We got to sit right by the ocean and watch the huge waves roll up. Even got…read moreto see a couple of surfers trying to catch the waves, and my daughter saw a dolphin. The food was delicious, but our server was more amazing. She was patient and helpful.

Simple and to the point little local spot. Delicious food, quick service and super reasonable…read moreprices.

Nunca contestan el teléfono para ordenar. No les gusta el dinero. Pobre dueño que no sabe lo que…read morehacen los trabajadores

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 7/100:…read more "K-fé D' Aquí" is a small kiosk-like coffee shop right in Camuy's downtown plaza. They prepare local Puerto Rico coffee and have a small, but complete, coffee menu. They also serve sandwiches and pastries, even though you don't see the menu around; you just have to ask for the menu. Sandwiches and coffee are prepared right there and then and everything is fresh. Pastries and brought in daily. Ladies serving the coffee shop are attentive, polite and quick to prepare your order. Went there once and asked for a "Double shot latte" or as the locals call it "Café con leche". For those of you who don't know much about Puerto Rico's coffee culture... Most Puerto Ricans take their coffee with milk and technically, it's not a Latte since Lattes tend to have more milk than coffee, while the "café con leche" has 75% coffee and the rest is milk. So even though it's not a "machiato or cortadito", coffee with milk tends to be a bit darker than your regular latte. Besides that, Juan had "un café espresso negro", which would translate to a double espresso. We were both pleased with our coffees and I had to task for a second one because I was craving good old fashioned "Café con leche". These three coffees came out to a total of little under $5.00. Not bad, huh!? If in the area, definitely stop here to enjoy the plaza, the surroundings, culture and most importantly, great inexpensive coffee!