Food is always fabulous! I ordered off of the brunch menu as usual, and had to put Cristian through…read moresome changes on his first day!!! My eggs Benedict didn't have traditional hollandaise sauce, and didn't look like what I thought I ordered. He handled it like a seasoned pro! What a professional, polite service champ! All of my issues or concerns were addressed and taken care of. Even when the customer was wrong! Thank you La Jibarito, for consistently offering great food and service. Cristian is an asset! Cristian, I hope your first day ended up being as fantastic as you are!!!

Ambiente, servicio y comida excelente ! Great location ! Risotto de gandules is to die for.read more

Good food, great sangria. I love everything about this place, especially the music! Kinda hope you…read moredon't find it!

Been here x3. Great little spot with amazing fried PR foods. The alcapurria es el mejor (the…read morebest)! Good luck finding it? On #2 to Rincon there is a TINY sign, to the right, up up up, right, then UP to left. U will see houses, go left park behind mountain.

excellent place to visit and drink a few beers in this sports bar in aguadilla, puerto rico. comes…read morea visit. highly recommended.

Great selection of beer. The staff was extremely nice! Nice little brewery with a nice ambiance…read more The music playing was good and they had board games you can play while you sit and drink. Flights were very reasonable. I highly recommend it!

Very neat place! Food great! Ceviche on point. Cocktails second to none. Beers off the chart!…read more Food is great. A lot of good places to eat around here and honestly the food is a great value. Service is good as they're moving all through the floor and not allocated to one section it seemed. You did have to stay on them about drink refills and passing them your empty cans, plates clearing the table for room as the tables are small and not much room at all. Ambiance was super chill as it's a Puerto Rican surf brewery. Spanish reggae music all around! Not to loud but enough to make it feel more authentic. We'd definitely put it on our list to not miss if in the area.

We visited rincon for a couple of days and stopped by RBC twice!…read moreThe bartender was very nice and helpful. Gave us a hand written list of places to visit in the area and we had great conversation with her. Wish I remembered her name, but we are so thankful for her. The vibe of the brewery was super chill. Didn't try the food but everything looked good. If you're staying in Rincon, you have to visit RBC!

Beer is super solid here. Came and hung out one night outside and even smoked a cigar which they…read moreallow. A live band showed up later in the evening as I was getting ready to leave. Didn't try any food though but would def come back.

Great places for creating long lasting memories with friends, colleagues and families...read more

Claridad has written about it, many songs mention it, and it even joined Facebook. La Naza, a…read morechinchorro, a term to describe something like a net. So I'm guessing it catches everyone and everything that comes by. Located in Dulces Labios (AKA Sweet Lips Hills), La Naza is a family owned business for the past 60+ years and it has been axis of culture for the city of Mayaguez. Don Ramon, aka Jack Palance, because he is always spiffy and sharp, will welcome you and make sure you have the time of your life, treat you like family. He will also prepare some yummy empanadillas (fried turnovers) filled with fresh crabmeat (yeap poor little blue crabs he feeds corn for weeks and then boil them, is that considered animal abuse?) or shrimp with a homemade mojo (tomato/sofrito based sauce). Cold beers, simple drinks, fresh coconut water, and Anis/Clove Chichaito are waiting for you. La Naza honors our culture: art, bomba, plena, and family! You might also find Pita Marti wandering around... If you don't know who he is don't be afraid to ask...

If your in town for a Tuesday evening and have nothing to do, this is the place to be. The live…read moremusic is like something I've never heard before. If you haven't seen real Puerto Rican culture this would take you right there. When I come back to Puerto Rico I will stop by just to hear the great music and hang out with the great people there. Si estás en la ciudad por la tarde del martes y no tienen nada que ver, este es el lugar para estar. La música en vivo es como algo que yo nunca había oído antes. Si usted no ha visto la cultura puertorriqueña real esto le tomaría allí mismo. Cuando regrese a Puerto Rico voy a dejar con sólo escuchar la buena música y pasar el rato con los grandes gente de allí.

This is what we locals call a chinchorro. A cheap place to go drink, talk and enjoy some good local…read moremusic. Amazing view of the Mayaguez bay and you have to try the local selection of earth rum!!

This is not really a rest. Is something different! A nice place to hang out with great local food…read moreand super cheap booze. Not fancy at all but you will get a lot of the local vibe here. If you are lloking for a real puertorican hang out outside of the expensive touristy area this is the place to go

Jueves 20 de noviembre de 2025 en una parada corta paramos aquí a tomar café y comer una fritura…read morede carne. Negocio de locales y vecinos de alrededor. Estacionamiento en la calle.

We were walking home from dinner our first night in Rincon and, no lie, my boyfriend says "I'm…read moregonna get a slice here". I thought he was crazy bc we literally just ate. And we are from Philly where we have tons of delish pizza options - so why get pizza in PR. The guy working was awesome and he told us what the freshest items were and we ended up talking to him for about 15 min. My bf said the pizza was really great. Then!!! Every single day at least once a day when we walked by we picked something up. I only got the meat empanadas personally. But they rocked and the price was right. I never bothered trying anything else bc I liked them so much. If I lived in Rincon I'd prob be eating lunch here every day.

We ordered tostones de pans, carne frita, masitas de pollo, tostones, and pinchos. Everything was…read moreprepared well and tasted delicious. However the pinchos we not traditional Puerto Rican pinchos that you may find at a kiosko, they were more like a kibab with meat and bell peppers slices. Karaoke was a lot of fun to take in. Looking forward to returning soon!