We did the sunset foodie walking tour through Spoon in Old San Juan, and I'm so glad that we did!…read moreOur tour guide, Lorna, was excellent and so informative about the city and island's history, as well as explaining the culture and origins of what we were seeing and tasting. Since I don't drink alcohol, I was really appreciative that there was a mocktail or juice option at each stop. I also thought it was huge that they chose to support the family owned spots on this tour. Everything was good, but my favorite was definitely the pernil with rice and beans. Other members of the tour were friendly, and it was nice that Lorna had us all introduce ourselves at the beginning to break the ice. I would definitely recommend the sunset food tour to anyone visiting old San Juan for the first time who wants authentic food with a side of history!

Lorna was awesome, the food was amazing. Definitely pace yourself because they're serving an…read moreappetizer, two meals, dessert and three cocktails, none of which you'll be able to pass up. It's all so delicious. Lorna is very knowledgeable and shares so much about the city she clearly loves. Someone else on our tour said they had done a history tour earlier in the day but felt like they learned more about the history of San Juan on this food tour.

If you are in the old San Juan area in Puerto Rico you must do this food tour. You're not just…read moregetting great food but also amazing history lessons as you go. Everyone and all food was absolutely great! We had Pablo as our guide who was so fun and friendly. He gave us the whole run down on everything and every place. He has a true talent for what he does. The group was small, there was about 6 of us. I believe groups don't get too large, maybe around 10 people. Which is nice because no one gets lost or unheard. I highly recommend this tour!

This is a review of the food tour. The company offers other tours like rum tour and history tour…read more Our guide Pablo was super nice and knowledgeable. You'd get a text message reminder a day before the tour and they would ask if you have food restrictions or allergies. You'd also get a reminder where the meeting spot is. We met at Banco Popular, introduced ourselves and went our merry way to the 5 different food spots. Pablo ordered the food before hand so that when the group arrived at the different restaurants/places, the food was ready and we did not have to wait that long. Our first stop was Cafe Cuatro Sombras where we had coffee and croissant ham/provolone cheese/guava butter. I liked this croissant with a hint of tanginess/sweetness from the guava. Noncoffee drinkers had options of lemonade and tea. Second stop was Señor Paleta. There's no indoor seating here so we had the delicious parcha (passion fruit) popsicle. Yum! Very refreshing, great for this warm weather! Third stop was Cafe El Punto. This place has a lot of artwork by local artists. We had ceviche de pescado and alcapurrias de la casa which were nice. Fourth stop was El Patio de Sam where we "made" our own mofongo. We had fried plantains and garlic butter, mashed them in a mortar and pestle, and added the chicken before turning the mortar upside down to get the mofongo. This was flavorful and had more moisture compared to another mofongo we had. Last stop for dessert was Vaca Brava. We had flan which was nice. We enjoyed the food, the tour, and the conversations. Great experience here.

Drove over an hour and half to get here--wasn't able to enter or even purchase coffee to-go. Since…read morethen they have updated their website with specific information on visiting hours and their tours. Wish they would have done so before our travel guide made our itinerary but onward.... Roads are beyond narrow here--be sure to rent a smaller vehicle or over the side you go!

Great history of coffee plantations in Puerto Rico. Tasted their delicious coffee and toured this…read moreplantation. Beautiful. Highly recommend.

Thank you so much Thao and Josue. You guys made our first day in Puerto Rico so fun! We never knew…read moreof China Boricua before today. We really enjoyed the history lessons and the yummy food. Thank you again!

The tour was canceled due to weather and we were never notified after driving an hour to get thereread more

What a delightful experience! This small cacao farm tour was one of the highlights of our trip to…read morePuerto Rico. Such a gem, location, products and hospitality! This is a small family business, we had a private tour of the cacao orchard (in Spanish) detailing the entire chocolate-making process, with hands on participation and delicious learning opportunities. They toasted some cacao nibs for us to samples, along with some of their chocolates and cacao marmalade (if we were flying home in a couple of days I would have stocked up on this!!). Then we relaxed in their cozy outdoor cafe as the sun dipped down behind the flamboyan trees, drinking milkshakes and eating Bon bons, swinging in the hammocks sprinkled around the cafe. What a lovely evening! Reservation required, if you enjoy intimate, relaxed, off-the-beaten-track experiences like this, don't miss La Finca de Cacao PruVite!

The Don Q Rum Tour was so worth it! We purchased the tickets online. If you like drinking rum, it's…read moregood to know that they give you a welcome drink, a brief Master Blender's class with a tasting of the soon to be Don Q 7 Years Reserve straight from the barrel that haven't fully aged yet with about 65% alcohol, and a brief mixology class that teaches you to make an old fashioned and Pina Colada that you can drink at the end. If you like the history on Don Q distillery and how the rum is made, the tour guide did a wonderful job at explaining the process and sharing information on the distillery and different artifacts they have showcased. They also have a nice balcony/city area and garden with amazing views. Highly recommend you give the tour a try!

We agreed this was the best tour during our week stay- the rum tasting mixology! We love hearing…read moreabout history which this is all about their family and how they got into making rum. Then we got to taste rum from the barrel to learn about alcohol proof. Finally got a mixology class to make your own old fashioned and pina colada. Guide was great.

Whenever we travel to an area that is new to us we sign up for a local food tour. The Southern…read moreTraditions Dinner Tour in Savannah, Georgia was a perfect combination of the local cuisine and historical information about Savannah. Our tour guide, Kathy, was wonderful.We learned she was a former history teacher and her knowledge of the area added a nice flair to the tour. It was a fun afternoon of enjoying southern food and learning the history of the area. Kristi and Paul

Don't hesitate to book Dimary for your transportation or tours!…read more I made the huge mistake of not booking a car rental or tour ahead of time on Vieques. But I was blessed to get recommended with Dimary and no regrets at all! I'm so glad I met Dimary and look forward to booking her whenever I'm back in Vieques! By the way, she did a great job with covid precautions with having us hand sanitize before going in the vehicle and also atomized the vehicle with antibacterial mist.