Came in here with the wife on our vacation and have to say I'm very impressed. Coming from Texas i…read moreknow how a good hamburger is supposed to taste. One of the first things i noticed that made me realize that it was going to be good was that the lady who took my order asked me how i wanted the patty cooked. We asked for medium well on both. Wife ordered the egg burger with the egg cooked over easy. I ordered the blue cheese burger. Quite frankly the burgers were so damn good i didnt even take any picture's of them. The fries that came with were some potato wedge type fries. Honestly for being on an small island that gets all their food from mainland Puerto Rico this food rocked. Now i may be a little biased in that i was famished from snorkling all day, but these burgers hit the spot. Highly recommend and the order taker was super friendly. 5 out of 5!!

As of April 2021, Culebra restaurants were still mostly shut down for indoor dining (some not open…read moreat all). Our group was pretty desperate for some lunch so we were relieved to see that Tiki's Grill was open, though for takeout only. They have a menu on the door with names of the dishes only. When asked about prices, the waitress only said that dishes were "mostly over $10" and that add ons were "a couple dollars." It was a bit annoying but we were hungry and willing to pay. It turned out that each dish was about $11 to $12 and add-ons like sweet plantains were about $1. We waited a really long time but I didn't mind too much since it seemed like each dish was being freshly made/fried. I personally got a fried fish taco bowl. The fried fish was pretty good. It seemed fresh and was covered in an avocado/guacamole sauce. The base ingredients were average (just some lettuce and tomato). Overall Tiki's Grill got the job done. Just be aware that things on Culebra work on island time, even more so than the main island. Also we didn't come to Culebra for the cuisine after all so I wasn't too bothered.

Really phenomenal place, highly recommend. A few different food trucks, the standouts being La Paz…read more(the pizza truck) and the truck which name i dont recall but its like the gourmet one where the owner is a james beard nominee. la Paz was INSANELY delicious pizza and im from Brooklyn so i know good pizza. The pepperoni hot honey was the bomb and the date and pancetta was a very strong second. The gourmet truck had amazing croquettes super light and airy and phenomenal eggplant. Also great chicken. Overall a super cute spot, very tasty food and very reasonable prices. Definitely check it out on your PR visit.

I was in Puerto Rico for vacation and had a great time on the island overall, and this spot was…read moreclutch. It was close to where I was staying, and I rolled up late at night when a lot of the area had already shut down. There aren't a ton of options nearby once it gets late, so finding this place open and buzzing was a genuine relief. It's an outdoor food truck park with a bunch of trucks to choose from and a laid-back, communal vibe, which is exactly the energy you want on a warm island night. The food was good and the service was nice. Nothing to overthink here. If you're staying in the Miramar area and need a solid, casual bite, especially later in the evening, this is an easy call.

We arrived one afternoon last week for a quick bite. We weren't sure what we were walking into. It…read morewas super clean and neat, staff is super nice and friendly and OMG the sandwiches are some of the best we have had. We had the churrasco sandwich and the tripleta sandwich and took one to go because it was so good. We also went with tres leches and flans to go and let me tell you, they were freshly made, tasty and delicious. When we were leaving, some local juices were being delivered and I regretted not trying them. We will definitely be back soon.

These guys were incredible, and the food was exceptional. I can close my eyes and still smell just…read morehow good it was in there.

This place is so cute and creative! We loved how stuffed each of the arepas were. We got a bunch of…read morethe six packs to share and we couldn't get enough!

La Preña is an open space outdoors so when it's hot outside it's hot there. They do have fans but…read moredepending on where you sit, you cannot feel them. The day we went their bathroom was not working so that sucked because I had to hold it until after we tried the arepas. Now to get to the food, the arepas were absolutely amazing, so the cons make it worth going back. Or get them to-go, as long as you can eat them immediately as possible because they are soooo good when they're fresh!

What a hidden secret (or not). My wife and I were in vaca and always look for a hidden gem for…read morefood and fun. This small shop run. Y a sister and brother offered all we needed to go back a second time...on our 6 nights in the area.

There weren't many people there. The restaurant had a quiet chill atmosphere. The food was good, it…read moredid not blow you out of the water, but you can expect exactly what you ordered. The two workers there were very nice and had excellent English.

So soooo good! Highly recommend. We had the Cubano sandwich and the chicken BLT, both were…read moredelicious, and hand cut fries you can tell were homemade. Everything was so fresh. Best quick lunch spot.

After seeing many positive reviews we decided to check this place out after a beach day. I have to…read moresay - it did not disappoint and it's a great spot for grabbing a casual lunch while in Vieques. They have a few parking spots right out front. Look for a giant OPEN sign. It's an open air seating spot with a food truck parked. Overall, real casual environment. You could probably go in your beach clothes if you wanted. Great for take out as well. The owners explained the menu and gave us a run down of the specials, we opted for the chicken and salami sandwich. It was really well made and the chef used a hot pepper relish that was really *chef's kiss* a gamechanger. The food tasted really fresh and overall it was a convenient and accessible option.

If you haven't tried Leña Eh, I recommend you check it out. It's the smallest food truck at the…read moreMiramar Food Truck Park, but they put out the biggest flavor of all. Chef Rubén Guzmán is a 2024 James Beard Semifinalist (Best Chef: South category). I went with the Choripán (chorizo sandwich) and the buñuelos de bacalao (cod fritters). The choripán were two sandwiches on brioche bread with chimichurri over it and a side of fries. The cod fritters were 6 round fritters with a roasted pepper aioli. Flavor bombs. Definitely good eats.

Absolutely loved the food at Lena Eh! I stumbled on the Miramar food truck park while walking…read morethrough santurce, and was drawn to the food truck in the back. The team at Lena Eh grills all the meats and breads over a flame, adding a nice smokiness the depth to the flavors. I wish I could have tried more food, but I only had room for the choripan. It was amazing, and I will definitely be stopping by next time I am in San Juan to have it again! It features a local grilled chorizo in buttery toasted brioche bread. Each bite was so decadent it was dripping butter and fat, but the super fresh and herby chimmichuri pulled each bite together and prevented me from feeling overwhelmed by all the fat in each bite of the choripan. The fries were pretty good, some with crisp, but not too notable by themselves. I hope to experience more of Lena Eh in the future! The park itself has nice outdoor covered seating and service was friendly and efficient, the team at Lena Eh spoke both English and Spanish.

This is the brick and mortar location of the popular El Trompo Food Truck. I don't know which came…read morefirst. I was aware of the food truck but not this location. When I went with my wife we saw the truck parked in the lot. If you like the food truck you will like it here, if not then you probably won't. Since it is a restaurant it has a larger menu. I find the food truck tacos to be okay (they are more of an option when I'm drunk). That being said, the tacos here were better than at the truck. Still, I think there are better options for Mexican food.

For a time I had been looking for a decent place that knows how to make good tacos al pastor…read more.. Think we finally found one. This is the one of the best (if not the best) mexican restaurant in Puerto Rico. And the best thing is that it's ridiculously CHEAP. Just a while ago we ate 2 frijoles soups, one order of 3 tacos al pastor, 1 burrito, 1 coke and 1 bottle of water, all for just TWENTY DOLLARS!!! The food is extremely good and flavorful. They also give each guest totopos with refried beans and pico de gallo for free as an appetizer. The only complaint that I have is that service tends to get kind of slow when it's time for them to give you the bill. But apart from that, everything is else is amazing. I go almost every week so I definitely recommend it.