We visited this restaurant twice during our stay - it is fantastic! Everything is fresh and…read moreflavorful (and garlicky). All servers were very friendly. The view is great and we enjoyed sunset as a family. And this place makes really great grilled vegetables as an option for sides. We also tried octopus salad (I forgot to take a picture). And that was great as well.

Great fish salads you're on the water great view been coming here for years lobster is great tooread more

Must visit! Visited two nights in a row both were great…read moreexperiences. Very reasonable on pricing. The turkey filet is a must try!

Service was extremely slow, appetizer's, were overcooked, drinks seemed watered down but, the food…read morewas aceptable.

While staying in Aguada, someone suggested we visit this ace. Great food. Right on the water,…read morewith great view of the sunset. Definitely have to try the mofongo and tostones here.

We had a harder time finding restaurants that are open when we drove away from San Juan, as the…read more2017 hurricanes hurt local economy and tourism. Luckily, this small shop called "The Island" was still in operation and offers semi-good Puerto Rican food. After a long wait of one hour (there was another table with 12 people that needed to be served first) we got our food as:(1) Red Snapper with rice and beans (2) Ribs with fried Plantains (3) Mahi-Mahi fillet with baked potato (4) Chicken stew with fried plantain. Baked potato was rated good among all of us, but the chicken in my chicken stew had a strange raw taste that I barely ate any of them ... on the plus side, the view was gorgeous!

Can you say $1 mojitos???? After hours of driving, getting…read moreour car stuck, being lost and stressed out, we were trying to find a beach to sit and enjoy. We got turned around, and ended up across from this restaurant, sowe decided to stop. $1 mojitos. Sold. Instantly made the day better. Our waitress was fantastic, I wish I could remember her name. She was helpful in choosing our meals, our drinks, etc.. We had 2 small children, that were bored and needed to run around. They allowed the girls to be in another area to run and eat so they would not bother other patrons. Food came, was good, the view fantastic. There was 90's, early 2000's music playing, at a volume appropriate for an outdoor bar. We really enjoyed the atmosphere. Would definitely come back!

El Bohio is a small cafeteria located mid-block serving Puerto Rican cuisine. It's open for lunch…read moreand it's usually my choice on weekdays. The regular menu includes beef stew, ribs, pollock, gizzards, corned beef, sancocho and other items combined with the ever present sides of white rice and red beans. Other sides, which may vary, are chick peas, white beans, frijoles, etc. The food is second best only to your grandma's cooking back home and they are generous with the serving sizes. If you decide to try it, get there early. The place begins filling up at about eleven o'clock and the food is usually sold out by two. A full lunch will set you back just $5.50.

This spot is a little gem. It's owned by a husband and a wife. They're the sweetest people ever…read more The food here is delicious and tastes just like mommas cooking. If you Happen to be in Aguadilla please come taste the delicious food here. Also, they have a different menu everyday and the food she makes is made fresh daily! That means, once she runs out she runs out!!

I went there because I saw them on Facebook a while back.So, when I was on vacation, I decided to…read morego there and see with my own eyes if it was as good as I saw on social media. It was fabulous. It's outdoors, by the main plaza in town and they make these awesome crepes, (fresh and organic fruits) that are to die for. I was so pleased. They are tops and 4 of us ate for about $20.00. Very nice people and the food is excellent.