Primarily pastelillos but have other items like arepas, frituras, and seafood salads. But the…read morespecialty is pastelillos. About 20 different filling options: meat, chicken, lobster, shrimp, cheese, combos with cheese, guava, and even nutella... . Tasty, filling, and with a Medalla or 3, can't beat it.

This little shack is very popular since it's on the beach and people are hungry after a day of…read moreswimming and laying around on the beach in Puerto Rico. It's a hard life. What's nice about this place is that they offer a variety of the fried foods Puerto Rico is known for- alcapurrias (fried fritters) and pastelillos (empanadas). I ordered the pastelillos de jueye (crab), garrucho (conch- HIGHLY recommended!!), pulpo (octopus), and Pollo (chicken). The 2 favorites of mine were the conch and octopus because the chunks of meat were so ginormous! They were also flavorful and fresh! You can tell they weren't stored for a while on some shelf. They tasted like they were caught that morning. One caveat about this place is that if they run out of food, they will tell you it's about a 5-10 minute wait to make more. Not the case. It took them upwards of about 30 minutes to make it and they did not seem like they were in a rush to make it. That is a big put off. That's why this is only a 4 star review and not a 5 star. They'd make more business if they were faster.

Great location, accessible, with plenty of seating. The staff is welcoming and accommodating. Even…read morethough I have no photos, the food was very good. We had white rice and beans, tostones, and a couple of burgers, one of them with sweet plantains or Amarillo in it, and it was delicious.

We had a nice girls dinner here. Steak was delicious and juicy. Bathroom outside in portable and…read moresmall playground with kids here but it wasn't an issue. Very casual chill place with lots of parking.

Food is good and takes time to prepare. Service is excellent. open air bar. Prices are goodread more

I have breakfast they regular , they cook to your taste cold beer great price drink are also good…read moreprice

great bar, not as divey as people make it out to be, they serve really solid cocktails. friendly…read moreservice, nice spot

Dive bar across from our hotel was a fun stop later at night…read more Highlights: - Atmosphere: small place with dollar bills hanging down from lights (not even just the ceiling) - Crowd: a party with everyone having a good time and - Carajillo was good - Fun music Lowlights: - Hard to get a hold of the bartenders to pay the bill

Top bar in the Caribbean and #26 in North America, so had to visit and did not disappoint. 4.5…read morestars Highlights: - Excellent drinks: from their champeta which was run ginger pineapple to pornstar martini to a classic daquiri and even a pina colada, the bartenders know what they are doing. - 6 different rooms to visit each with a different vibe and some different cocktails - Main entrance: front room with big windows was cool to pass through - Vino: wine based cocktails in a smaller spot - Shing A 'Ling: salsa room with dance floor and bands or DJs was the liveliest. Loved watching everyone no matter how old get into the groove. - El Final: red room with DJ booth for more dancing fun - El Desvío: Super small 10-seat candlelit area slightly hidden - La Cubanita: where we parked ourselves to chill Lowlights: - Weekend nights gets very crowded with a line out front in the heart of the nightlife area in old town.

First, the staff is insanely good at service and crafting the drinks. I was amazed sitting at the…read morebar as they made these drinks. Not to mind the price is perfect. I never had a bad drink here out of the two nights and many drinks had. The layout is amazing with multiple rooms, bars, and DJs. Anything from techno, pop mixes, to latin. Yes i did salsa with the love of my life. No that has no influence on my review haha. Definitely recommend for a night out!! During the weekday we didn't have a line but it was still full inside. On a Friday we had a short line at 10:30 and it was packed.

We were here for lunch, server was very nice & explained menu well- location was right on the open…read morebay, laid back ambiance. Give it the wooden structure was falling apart, menu was small & limited id say overpriced somewhat for bar food. Drinks acceptable, we had the small Mahi sandwiches with fries/tots was good then you had smokers going to back of bldg getting all that nasty smell in your face & food really unacceptable. There were 4 casino type slot machines inside restaurant to left as you walk in. I'd rate about 3-3.5 stars.

My go-to spot every time I visit the island. Located right on the water with a fantastic sunset…read moreview, The Mar Azul has surprisingly delicious food and excellent cocktails, specifically the Pina Colada. I drink WAY TOO MANY of them when I am here. The service by Katelyn and Samantha is great and the owner has Oklahoma ties which makes us cousins (sort of?). Great live music and a very cool, laid back ambiance. Positive vibes only here. One of my favorite local spots to hang out.

Happy Landing is a restaurant/dive bar, named so because it is right by the airport. It's a popular…read morehang out spot for Culebra locals, at least the more shady ones. Not the place you want to go to at night (maybe it has changed since I last went). Since the start of the pandemic, they operate solely as a drive-thru bar (awesome). They make delicious bushwackers, maybe the best I've had, although my dad thought it was a tad too sweet for his taste. My wife loved the Painkiller, and my uncle is all about the Don Q Cristal with Parcha (passion fruit juice). Parking lot is shared with Panadería El Encanto and Gmart.

We live here during the month of April and this place is by far our favorite. For those who have…read moresaid the service is slow, I invite you to relax and enjoy island time. The house sangria is by far the best on the island and the views are spectacular. I've ordered the whole snapper at many places and this one is top tier. I've also been eating Arroz con gandules for over 30 years and nothing compares to this place. Sit back, relax and enjoy!

It's located in a very lively and popular area of the city. You can sing karaoke and dance salsa…read morewhile you're waiting and after you're done eating. Our server was great, very helpful, he didn't speak English but my Spanish skills rose to the occasion and we had great conversations about Puerto Rico during his down time. I ordered the tostones rellenos de pulpo and I enjoyed every bite. I can't wait to come back again!

Not sure why this location is not advertised more. Enjoying a lovely afternoon of races under ample…read moreshade outdoors. Great access to trackside to watch the horses pre-race and lovely seating at the Mexican restaurant on the 2nd level. This is a great way to spend an afternoon. Highly recommend.

Crap. Bird crap, to be specific. All over the stands…read more Looking for something to keep my gambling-loving grandpa occupied for a few hours, we consulted the internetz, and some people recommended this horseracing track as a fun, unique activity outside of San Juan. These reviewers had eaten in the track's restaurant and had great things to say about it. "The food is yummy." "It has big windows overlooking the track." "It's airconditioned." All very important things. However, when we called the Hipodromo that Sunday morning (and finally were connected to a real person after multiple attempts), they were unable to tell us when exactly the restaurant opened for lunch (around 12:30 probably... or maybe closer to 1:30). Also, the first race didn't start until (maybe probably) around 3 PM, so we would have had to wait for a while with a great view of an empty track. We checked out the menu online, and the food seemed pricey for what it was, so we decided to eat lunch in Carolina on the way over and just come to check out some races. I'll admit the restaurant does look pretty nice, and the people inside looked happy. For good reason. They get to hang out in a glass fishtank with great views and airconditioning while the rest of us are stuck in the stands which offer backless benches literally covered in trash and pigeon poo. Ew. Now I understand why the food in there is pricey; the space alone makes it worth it. Us lower-class horse-watchers were left in the hot outdoor stands, mostly viewing an empty track and waiting since all the start times of the races were late. I'll admit it was kind of fun to bet on the horses. The minimum bet was $2, so I went all out on a win for a horse because I liked his name (Guagua Escolar.. which translates to Schoolbus). Surprisingly, this Scholarly Bus indeed won, so I walked away with a whopping $4.60 (well technically $2.60 since it cost me $2 to play). The Hipodromo Camarero was definitely a different experience. We probably would have enjoyed our time more had we been inside the restaurant, but the outdoors section made us feel pretty dirty and isn't somewhere you'd want to be for an extended period of time. Gambler grandad didn't even put money down, which is saying something. I was outta there after 2 laps around the track, with an extra $2.60 jingling in my pocket and an immediate desire to go do my laundry.