If you arrive in San Juan during breakfast hours, this should be your first stop. You can get a…read morejolt of energy from a delicious shot of espresso. Then you can solve your hungry problem with a burger, waffle, omelette, or French toast. Parking is scarce so it could be a short walk to the restaurant but it's worth it.

Enjoyed our stop here between beach activities. Took a while to be served and for our food to come…read moreout but we enjoyed our empanada, jugo de guanábana, y breakfast sandwich con pan de mallorca y de ham and cheese. We sat outside and it was shaded and less noisy.

Best brunch spot ever! Excellent food and service. The ambiance was amazing. Very chill.read more

Food here was great! Our server was friendly. Expect wait time, especially lunch time, if you come…read morea bit earlier than lunch time is better. They have limited parking space by their restaurant, parking on the street wherever you can find. Restaurants around there will tow your car if your park illegally on their premises.

Review #1,052 Posted on 5.1.26…read more We came here for coffee on Saturday morning April 25th. This spot is located at the bottom of the Residence Inn in Isle Verde. This place is super nice, it reminded my wife & I of Porto's a bit. They've got both indoor & outdoor seating. We ordered their classic coffee with coconut, called the Coqui. Now the place is awesome atmosphere, good drinks, good food, but it took way too long to get our order, amateur hour as far as that goes. It took them 45 minutes to get our coffee & food out, and we're not talking a four course meal chef Ramsey prepared, it was literally 1 breakfast sandwich. We weren't alone either, countless people waiting for a very long time with us, I don't get how it could get you that point to be honest. They had at least 10 workers back there, I could see 10 minutes, even 15, 20 is pushing it, but 45? Coffee & sandwich were good, but nothing special and for sure not worth the irritation that sets in when you're left waiting to that degree. I thought of giving this place higher marks because it's a very nice establishment, clean, lots of places to sit, and nice atmosphere, but they earned this 2 spot they're getting for the experience I had.

Coffee was good and tried an egg sandwich and pancakes as a side cause they were little. I posted…read morewhat I thought on each picture.

Had dinner at Cana which hosts Jose Enrique as the head chef…read more The service and food was wonderful. I ordered the Mofongo langostino and a cocktail which I can remember now. It was well prepared and delicious. The view of the pool area with moose lighting served as a nice backdrop for our meal.

​My wife and I had an incredible dinner at Caña by José Enrique during our stay at the Fairmont. We…read moreopted for a table on the outdoor patio after dark, and it was the highlight of our trip. The temperature was absolutely perfect with just a slight breeze--it really set the stage for an elevated dining experience. ​The drinks were excellent and expertly crafted. We started with appetizers that were both unique and packed with flavor; you can really taste the creative touch José Enrique brings to the menu. The service was top-notch--attentive without being overbearing. ​It is definitely on the pricier side, but for the quality of food and the atmosphere, it was very worth it. We've already marked it down as a "must-visit" for our next trip to Puerto Rico!

I'm living across the street, so I've been here a few times. Zero issues. A few times I've had to…read morewait, but the place was packed, with a line of folks waiting to be seated. Most folks are locals looking for a good meal at a reasonable price, and this restaurant is a practical choice. It's been clean everytime I've been here, and the prices are very reasonable compared to other restaurants in the area. The staff works with me since I'm Deaf, and lip-reading Spanish is 25% lip-reading and 75% guessing/filling in the blanks. Edit: Its important to mention that outside of the mainland US, when you say BBQ, you're thinking smoked meats like Kansas BBQ, Texas BBQ, Memphis BBQ with a variety of BBQ sauces, but in countries like Philippines and here in Puerto Rico if simply means like your backyard BBQ on your gas grill. Zero smoked flavor and sauces.

Walked into Lechonera Diego excited to try it, but the experience started rough. It took 15 minutes…read morejust to get a menu. Once we finally ordered, things got worse: a group that sat at the bar a full 20 minutes after we arrived got their food before us. We ended up waiting over an hour total for our food. When it finally came out, it was cold and just not good. After that long of a wait, we expected the food to at least make up for it, but it didn't. Between the slow service and the disappointing food, I can't recommend this spot right now or will I come back.

Everything goes well every time I'm not a fan of leaving…read morereviews but honestly this spot and the staff deserve every star available and more. Si quieren pasarla bien y difuratal aqui etan lo Que son Get the mojito hit beach and come back to bust a grub Ambience and the vibes are top tier

This was my last mojito in PR and this restaurant bar was near the airport and right across the…read morebeach. View was lovely, this is an outdoor beach bar so it is covered but not indoor, there is fans but no AC. This was perfect because you have shade and can look at the beach without being directly under the high heat. Good service and cocktails were good.

5/5! I stopped in before an excursion, thinking I had…read moreenough time, but my check in got moved up. I had just put my order in and was regrettably going to cancel it. Not on my waitress's watch. She rushed my order and served with a smile. The apple pie French toast is phenomenal. A very healthy serving!! My mom and I shared one meal and were both satisfied. We'll be back (probably tomorrow LOL) to try the guava cheese French toast!

3.5/5 Stopped here…read moreabout an hour to closing since my husband wanted fish tacos. It was busy and service was a little slow but worth the wait. The salmon salad was insanely good and my Mr did enjoy his fish tacos. Sangria was strong and OK, not my fave.

Panadería España -- Food That Feels Like Home…read more This place was absolutely beautiful and honestly overwhelming in the best possible way. I don't even know how else to describe it. From the pastries, ceviche, sandwiches, soups, and coffee -- everything looked incredible, and I genuinely did not know what to order. I ended up ordering almost one of every pastry. The man helping me was so kind and patient, probably thinking "this tourist is ordering the whole bakery," lol. I explained that we were on our way to El Yunque, and he even recommended items that would hold up well in the car for a few hours, which I really appreciated. Then we ordered sandwiches and coffee -- a pastrami and a Cuban. Let me say this clearly: I LOVE a Cuban sandwich, and this was hands down the best Cuban sandwich I have ever eaten. Perfectly pressed, flavorful, fresh, and absolutely unforgettable. The coffee was delicious, fresh, and hot. We loved it so much that we went back again the next day for empanadas, pork soup, and chicken soup. Both soups were amazing, but the chicken soup was my favorite. It came with a few pieces of bread, and honestly... we need to talk about this bread for a second. It was light and crispy on the outside, soft and almost cloud-like on the inside, and the flavor was unbelievable. The hint of butter and garlic added such a perfect touch. And that chicken soup? It tasted like something straight out of someone's grandmother's kitchen -- comforting, homemade, and full of flavor. It felt like home in a bowl. Oh, and yes... I got another Cuban sandwich. If you are visiting Puerto Rico, Panadería España is a MUST. Come hungry because you are going to want everything.

Authentic Spaniard Bakery . If you would like Spaniard food, you crave "jamón Serrano", manchego…read morecheese, a great Spaniard potato omelette or a real Mallorca, if you're in Puerto Rico this the spot. The service is friendly and cordial. The bread is unique, a most have or take with you. There is no table service but the tables are kept cleaned. The place is always busy but you will find a table. The menu includes a bakery, sandwiches and food sections. There is parking and valet. PE has great vibes. Most of the employees are Spaniard and ready to help you navigate the menu and answer your questions.

Hijole was definitely one of my favorite meals while I was in PR. To start, they bring everyone a…read moresample of their frozen Margarita - delicious!!! All of their food was super fresh, I was very impressed with the quality of the fish. The fish tacos and ceviche were both delicious. They also give complimentary chips and salsa. Staff was super nice on the 2 occasions I came here. I would definitely come back!!

We tried Hijole while staying at the Fairmont San Juan, and honestly, it was just okay. The food is…read moreon the greasy side--pretty much everything seems to be fried. If you want grilled chicken, you need to specifically ask for it, or you'll likely get something that looks boiled or just oily. Customer service was average--not rude, but not particularly organized. Had to keep going back several times for basic silverware and forgot side dishes. Convenient location if you're staying nearby, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

This is a very new place in the Isla Verde. The chef Marino…read moreis the best and very inventive. All dishes are full of amazing flavors and the presentation is the top of the line.