Given more days in Luqillo, I would return every day to try all their food…read more I started with the arepas de coco - very well fried, soft, doughy puffs complemented with a guava sauce. They were addictive, it was hard to not eat all of them. They would also be a good dessert - reminiscent of beignets, but with less oil and sugar. For main I had the churrasco skirt steak with rice of the day. It was a generous portion of steak topped with a delicious churrasco fragrant with garlic. The rice was well seasoned and perfectly cooked texture. Server was enthusiastic about the food and providing suggestions. Though I suspect everything on the menu is delicious. Guests at all the tables around me raved about their meals. Indoor seating is cozy and comfortable. There's a small bar with counter seating.

We stopped at La Fonda for an early lunch, and we are so glad we did. The service was amazing, and…read morethe food was even better! The decor is very Puerto Rican, and the vibe was perfect! It wasn't too busy, so we were able to chat with our server about local places to check out. We ordered the Can-Can pork with the rice and beans. Soooo good! Also, my drink was beautiful and tasty! Definitely stop in and see them if you're ever on the island!

The food cooked to point and tasty. the place it's cute beach vibe and lights everywhere !!…read moreI had red snapper totally delicious!! Along with other side dishes. Service was good, fast

We had our very first meal in PR here, what a great way to start the trip! I recommend sitting…read moreoutside and enjoying that gorgeous beach while you eat. Staff was very friendly, which I appreciate :) Tbh, I thought the food was only okay. The shrimp and the mofongo were good, but the fried (parrot?)fish was disappointing; it was overly fried and chewy imho. My personal favorite part is all the jabbering birds trying to steal our food :) A couple brave ones even landed on our table to try to sneak some bits away. I find them adorable, but I imagine most people would not like this, so that's something to think about if you're eating outside (same for all kiosks though)

The service from Jacob was great. The tacos are possibly the best I've ever had and The environment…read moreand vibe is relaxing and pleasant. Must try!

Bungalu is the coolest little spot. We had the conch arepas and lobster casserole -- both were…read moredelicious. They had great cocktail and beer selections, too.

Que delicia de comida!! In all honesty I never thought I…read morewould find ramen in the island. My daughter is a big ramen foodie. So we saw this and had to stop. They cater to your every need. You place your order and you add anything you want. You make your own choices. The owner also asked how much we wanted as he was making the order. All were so friendly and happy to show you their presentation. There is plenty of seats. They have so many different kind of appetizers. If you are near give them a try.

Stopped by the food stall when we visited loquillo beach - really enjoyed the arepas!! The portion…read morewas big! Would recommend a quick stop here! Service was kinda slow, food took awhile to come out. and they didn't have bathroom.

Go to Bistro Del Mar for the fish tacos. They're the reason to come…read more You get fresh, flavorful fish with just the right seasoning. The textures work. The toppings don't overpower anything. Every bite feels balanced and worth it. Be ready to wait. The food takes a while to come out. Plan for it and don't come starving. That said, the tacos make up for it. You'll forget the wait once you start eating. Also plan for the setup. There isn't much shade during the day, so think ahead if you're coming earlier. Bring what you need or come at a better time. We went at night, and it was perfect. The atmosphere felt calm and easy, with a great breeze and a relaxed vibe. Sit back, take your time, and enjoy it.

The food was amazing! I had the mofongo with chicken and chicken empanada...fantastic!…read more This is a great little hidden food truck. The chefs truly have a passion for what they make for the customers. Thank you and hope to be back there again

Located in the Luquillo Kiosks - a long strip of restaurants and bars adjacent to the beach in…read morenorth east PR. Octopus Rellenas Fresh octopus slices cooked and served ceviche style with white onions and red peppers stuffed into an empanada like crust - great opening choice. Churrasco skirt steak with rice and pineapple (off menu special) amazing dish with rice so deep in fresh sweet pineapple with bits of medium rare skirt steak. Works like a charm for leftovers too. Mango Fresca Sweet but very refreshing on a normal hot day. Compared to many of the fried-focused kiosks, this is a hands down winner if you're looking for quality food and service. That's all.

Was looking for some good food and a nice drink. Didnt eat everything as it was a lot of food. The…read moremofongo comes with either cajun sauce or garlic sauce. The crab salad taste like imitation but it was still pretty good. I wanted a piece of birthday cake to take home and eat in peace but they only had molten cake. I opted for the fried cheesecake. The pastry couldve been fried a little longer as it was soggy. It came with ice cream and honey drizzled on top. I took a few bites but didnt finish it cause I was already stuffed.

As others mentioned, location is wrong but if you go on google you will get the correct one…read more This local shop is the best for breakfast! We got the $4 breakfast special which came with eggs, waffles, bacon, ham, and toast as well as a BEC sandwich ($4.75) the waffles were a little soggy but won't really complain for the price.... We were able to switch the cheese to cheddar too. The food came out super quick and the owners were talking to us as we waited outside. Love!

**Correct address is where the blue dot is on my photo below, not where the Yelp pin is…read more Great local spot! They accept all major credit cards, in addition to local ATH Movil (it's like their Zelle, for those with local bank accounts). Prices are now $4 for the breakfast platters (2 fried eggs, waffles, cooked ham, bacon, and toasts); $6 for the lunches (a variety of local dishes such as fried pork pieces, pork chops, pernil, braised chicken, etc.); and the quintessential Boricua dish. MOFONGO ($8 for chicken, $9 for shrimp). All prices pre-IVU / pre local tax. We had a tripleta and it was good. Not the best we've had, but good. Good portion. I'd come back for their other specials! We received good service.

We came here for food based on Reddit recs haha. Glad we chose this place! The food was pretty…read moregood, and we loved the energy and the live band here... but what really set this place apart was how friendly the staff was! When we arrived, the main room was packed, and the few open tables were reserved. The host asked us if we'd be okay sitting in another room. I explained that we're visiting, and we wouldn't mind waiting for a table to open up where the live band section is. Upon hearing this, they were nice enough to accommodate us and make it happen. Special shoutout to our server! Unfortunately, I forget her name (it's been a month), but I remember she had this AMAZING makeup on, with lots of colorful beads in beautiful patterns across her face, as well as lovely hands with really fun nails and rings. She was so lovely and friendly, and she really made our night! If you see this, thank you :)

Place was in the Kiosko strip..I think #20. Place seemed inviting, played music after 6:30pm. The…read moreis a slight view of the beach if you sit closer to the back. Server was friendly. We only got 3 items of food: Longaniza, Bacalaitos and Octupus salad with Pulpo. Longaniza was deep friend with chimichurri sauce (was not the deep color I was expecting) tasted like pork chop chunks, octopus salad my hubby ate said it need more olive oil and the pieces were not consistent and chunky; there were pieces that were too small-he said it didn't taste bad but a traditional octopus salad. The prices were way over: Maybe other meals are worth it but I probably would not visit again

Good food and friendly good service. Great location. Enjoyed relaxing time with great ambiance of…read morelocals.

Excellent view of the ocean. Service was great and food was awesome. Tuna bites and guava wings are…read morefantastic. Ice cold bucket of Medalla Light. A must go when visiting Puerto Rico.

Greasy fried food that sat under a heat lamp too long. Classic Puerto Rican fare - alcapurria,…read morepastelitos, arepas, arrozes and mofongo. Looks like a one woman operation - cooking ahead of time, and then running the counter. There is beer, soft drinks and mixed drinks to wash down the fare. Prices are reasonable $24 for 2 beers, arroz con mariscos, 2 pastelitos and one alcapurria. If you want cheap fried food, this place is probably as good as any of the others that have food under the heat lamp. If you want great tasting fried food made to order, but double the price, go elsewhere.

I'd actually give this place a 4.5, but I think it's closer to a 5 than a 4. We went for dinner…read morewhile on vacation in Puerto Rico, and it was absolutely delicious! We had the fried red snapper and mofongo with shrimp, conch, and octopus. We had 2 beers and 3 bottled waters as well, and the entire tab was $46. It's a little mom and pop place that's in the very far back of the kiosks where people rarely go. It's a little dingy, and visitors include some flies and candy peddlers as well, which is the reason for the -.5 stars. However, the food was so well prepared that I'm giving it super high ratings. It's no La Parilla as far as fanciness goes. The menu is a little smaller and the atmosphere is definitely more hole-in-the-wall. The owner lady barely speaks any English, but I'm pretty sure all of the food was prepared by her, so extra kudos. I'd go here for a relaxing and relatively cheap night out with very very delicious food.