This is PR's version of upscale dining so plan on it being on the pricer side but it was worth it!…read moreThe ambiance is special. You park at the bottom of the hill and walk up to the restaurant. The kitchen is open with the massive wood fired grill being the centerpoint. Want to check it out closer? Just ask! They'll bring you back. We order the skirt steak, octopus carpaccio, prawns with romesco, whole fish, pumpkin, and kale salad. All were fabulous. The octopus is always on the menu while the other entrees vary depending on what is in season. Make sure you order this!

Ambiance is absolutely amazing, it was a rainy day in the mountains with a cool breeze. There is a…read morecat who will greet you and we had a view of the lake. Service was excellent and very attentive. Something you don't find too much here due to cultural difference. Food was 10/10 amazing. DO not skip the goat cheese cheese cake. I had the mahi and my father had pork. It was the best pork and mahi ive had on the island!

If you have time to kill (I mean, absolutely no where to be for the rest of your day) and would…read morelike to enjoy a beautiful view of central PR, Casaju is a must stop. Unfortunately for my husband and I, we had a place to be and didn't plan on losing 3 hours of our day to Casaju. We were stuck at Casaju for so long, I got a sunburn... in the shade. I wish I was kidding. We waited about fifteen minutes for a table, and then were escorted by a very friendly manager to our table. The wait for service was proper Island time and was to be expected... but after the wait of almost TWO HOURS after ordering to get our food, Casaju put island time to shame. During our wait, my husband realized that he hadn't seen our waitress in quite some time. So long was our wait that I wondered if she went home and the restaurant forgot to make sure we got our ordered food. We didn't want to be those idiot Americans who complained about the Island time wait (we all have seen those reviews), so we sat and smiled and waited... and waited... and waited. Finally, our waitress reappeared and brought our food. At this point, I had gone beyond hungry, hangry, and then starving, and had now reached a full blown loss of appetite. Typically, when food is SO late to arrive, you would anticipate that it is freshly cooked due to a delayed kitchen trying to catch up... our plates were burning hot, like they had been sitting under a warmer for the last hour. Yikes. The ribs I ordered were very good, but pretty fatty and oddly missing the bones- my sour stomach could only handle three ribs before I had to tap out. The rice and beans that I ordered on the side were the worst I had in PR. Two wild dogs joined us on the patio, keeping us all company as we waited another thirty minutes for the check. We left running to the car, very sad to have lost the day to a mediocre meal... but I was even more sad to realize that I had been sitting in the shade for so long that the indirect Puerto Rican sun had burnt my entire body to a bright red crisp. This is a spot to skip.

Great food, great service and an amazing view! We Ordered a…read morevariety of different foods and everything was so delicious. I can't wait to go back and visit this hidden gem!

We were staying at a Airbnb and Campo Mofongo was recommended. The prior guests stated it was…read more"the best Puerto Rican food on the island". So we for sure had to try it out. We arrived on a Sunday to a band playing, no seats or tables available. After asking several guests for the extra chairs at their tables we were able to put together a place to eat. Boy was it worth it! The band was great, we ordered pork Rejano and Surf and Turf. The Surf and Turf is a bit pricey but worth every dollar. The steak just fell apart and seafood cooked to perfection. The mojitos were just wonderful as well. In particular the Strawberry coconut mojito was exceptional. Great place for an authentic meal amongst locals in an outside camping atmosphere. Don't miss this one when visiting Puerto Rico, they are closed on Monday and Tuesday so make sure to plan around it.

Longest wait, esperamos demasiado tiempo por para que vinieran a la mesa y llegaran nuestras…read morebebidas y comida. La miserable que nos toco Kimberly era linda pero aparte de eso la otra miserable no era professional.

Martes 7 de enero de 2025 nos fuimos almorzar al pueblo de Juncos. Llegamos a este a las 12:00md y…read moreordenamos rápido de especial del día. La orden se tardó como 30 minutos pero la comida se sentía acababa de hacer y con ese sabor riquísimo

I personally only wanted to come here to buy coffee beans and to get a caffeinated drinks although…read moreI know that they offer coffee tours as well. It's a nice place to visit. They have a big field with coffee fruit bushes in the distance. They have a nice photo op. The store features a cafe with seating outdoors. They sell pastries and of course coffee. They do sell speciality coffees. I personally got to try their strawberry shortcake drink. I also got to buy coffee beans. Unfortunately they didn't feature roast dates on the bags. The staff was well informed about what bags to buy for what notes/tastes you prefer. It's a nice detour for anything coffee related.

Hacienda Muñoz is set in a truly beautiful location, surrounded by mountains with a classic…read morehacienda-style layout that gives the whole place a relaxed, scenic vibe. There's even a small coffee shop area off to the side, which adds to the charm. The service was attentive and pleasant throughout. We sat in the first dining area (there's apparently a second section as well), just to have drinks and some appetizers, and overall the experience started off well. The atmosphere is definitely one of the highlights here. That said, there was a significant issue with the food. The chicken wings we ordered were served with visible hair/feather remnants still on them, even after being fried. That's not just a small oversight; it's a basic food preparation and quality control issue that shouldn't happen in a restaurant of this caliber. Overall, the setting and service make this a place with a lot of potential, but attention to detail in the kitchen, especially cleanliness and proper preparation, needs improvement.

Given more days in Luqillo, I would return every day to try all their food…read more I started with the arepas de coco - very well fried, soft, doughy puffs complemented with a guava sauce. They were addictive, it was hard to not eat all of them. They would also be a good dessert - reminiscent of beignets, but with less oil and sugar. For main I had the churrasco skirt steak with rice of the day. It was a generous portion of steak topped with a delicious churrasco fragrant with garlic. The rice was well seasoned and perfectly cooked texture. Server was enthusiastic about the food and providing suggestions. Though I suspect everything on the menu is delicious. Guests at all the tables around me raved about their meals. Indoor seating is cozy and comfortable. There's a small bar with counter seating.

We stopped at La Fonda for an early lunch, and we are so glad we did. The service was amazing, and…read morethe food was even better! The decor is very Puerto Rican, and the vibe was perfect! It wasn't too busy, so we were able to chat with our server about local places to check out. We ordered the Can-Can pork with the rice and beans. Soooo good! Also, my drink was beautiful and tasty! Definitely stop in and see them if you're ever on the island!

Bueno, bonito y barato. When your hubby is hard core honorary Boricua he watches TV shows to find…read morenew culinary adventures for you when you go home @elfogondela31 was a WINNER as recommended by @guyfieri #dinersdriveinsanddives- Todo estuvo de show- pastelón de papa, sanchocho y pechuga de pollo al ajillo. These big portions less than 7 bucks for a meal! You know it's good when the work trucks start pulling up. Pro tip- we were there right at 11 and beat the lunch crowd.

This place was an amazing find on the way to Cabo rojo, the sopa de plátano is insanely delish with…read moresome meat pieces in side.. decadent and tasty. I also got the Benedict canoa soooo good! This place is on my dream list to return.. must visit.

Y llego!! Los vengo siguiendo desde el 2008, cuando era un food truck donde lo principal era el…read moresandwich de platano. El cual le ponian una salsa de mayo ketchup con ajo que me mataba!! Verlos convertirse en un restaurante donde su menu a ido en escalada y su creatividad a seguido creciendo me llena de orgullo y alegria!! Esa mamposturria es otra cosa!! Pero todo el menu es una cosa del otro mundo!! Les deseo todo el exito del mundo porque se lo merecen!! Si van a la isla del encanto, LA MANCHA DE PLATANO ES UN MUST!! SE VAN A ACORDARSE DE DARME LAS GRACIAS! Is HERE! I have been following them since 2008, when it was a food truck where the main thing was the banana sandwich. Which they put a mayo ketchup sauce with garlic that killed me!! Seeing them become a restaurant where their menu has escalated, and their creativity has continued to grow, fills me with pride and joy!! That mamposturria is something else!! But the entire menu is something out of this world!! I wish you all the success in the world, because you deserve it!! If you go to LA ISLA DEL ENCANTO., LA MANCHA DE PLATANO IS A MUST!! THEM REMEMBER TO THANK ME!

The service from Jacob was great. The tacos are possibly the best I've ever had and The environment…read moreand vibe is relaxing and pleasant. Must try!

Bungalu is the coolest little spot. We had the conch arepas and lobster casserole -- both were…read moredelicious. They had great cocktail and beer selections, too.

The food cooked to point and tasty. the place it's cute beach vibe and lights everywhere !!…read moreI had red snapper totally delicious!! Along with other side dishes. Service was good, fast

We had our very first meal in PR here, what a great way to start the trip! I recommend sitting…read moreoutside and enjoying that gorgeous beach while you eat. Staff was very friendly, which I appreciate :) Tbh, I thought the food was only okay. The shrimp and the mofongo were good, but the fried (parrot?)fish was disappointing; it was overly fried and chewy imho. My personal favorite part is all the jabbering birds trying to steal our food :) A couple brave ones even landed on our table to try to sneak some bits away. I find them adorable, but I imagine most people would not like this, so that's something to think about if you're eating outside (same for all kiosks though)