I had heard that this chain of mostly food trucks was well known for their tripletas so I made it…read moremy first meal when I arrived to the island. I thought it was so yummy and such a solid price, although it's a food truck so you have to eat it to go. I loved the potato sticks and I really could have one right now. They take cash and card.

Best mixed meat, mayo ketchup and potato sticks sandwich on Puerto Rican French style bread. Messy…read moreto eat but so yummy!

WOW! We came to fuel up on our last night here in San Juan around 2:30 to 3 in the morning after…read moreour last night out in Old San Juan salsa dancing. We had seen this truck parked here all week, but this night was the night I would commit to trying it, and I am happy I did. I can't even remember the name of the sandwich I got, but I know it contained three meats and that was enough to this carnivore to get it. The sandwich was delicious, it hit the spot, just what I needed at 3:30 in the morning, I highly recommend you try them no matter what time of the day you get the craving. BTW, the location on Yelp is wrong, or they have a second truck.

Man, this seems so far away now! A cruise we took in March, just before all the Covid madness blew…read moreup, took us to PR. Our first night there, we only wanted a casual bite. So we found this food truck not far down the street from the DoubleTree. Their menu was not that hard to understand even for non-Spanish speakers for the most part, but then when it comes to something novel ("What is a fongo?"), the lack of an explanation and choppy English-language skills might not help very much. So after a bit of pointing and gesticulating, we ended with an artisanal burger and some fongos pollo. The food was OK - freshly prepared and quite substantial. For my taste, it relied a bit much on grease and mayonnaise. Still a decent taste of local fare - or IS it considered authentic local fare? Apparently, they are pretty big for a food truck - 5 or 6 different locations at least, depending on which truck you want!

For $7 you get one guy grande sandwich and a drink. I got the cuarteta which has chicken, 2 types…read moreof ham, and beef. Toppings include lettuce, tomatoes, onions, green peppers, chips (Lays?), and a tangy mayo. This sandwich will turn your colon into a macho man's colon!

Cannot believe how much I love this place :great light fare for lunch.. Not easy to find in Puerto…read moreRico! Excellent chicken, Berry and nut sandwich.... I am dying to try the grilled cheese gueryer sandwich but they only serve it at breakfast Jose Enrique is a master... We need these all around the island.

For 10 years I refused to go to Bottles. The reason, the previous owner. But what an Incredible…read moreChange with the new owners. The difference in the service is palpable It is a different much improved atmosphere. The rib eye to share is an excellent choice and the wines are reasonable. We have visited both restaurants and our comments apply to both.

What a restaurant!!! Great food with all different types of dishes. I've dined there many of times…read more I always start with the large salad with strawberries. That's for the table. Then we get veal lollipops, scallops, octopus beef carpaccio, shrimp and finish off with the steak platter. All excellent!! Can't forget about visiting the wall of wine. Pick your own bottle of wine and enjoy. The vibe is very cool and upscale. Make sure you inquire about the gratuity. Inquire if they still take part out for the house. Never have been a fan of that practice. Definitely a great dining experience.

We love going to El Meson when we visit PR. Surprised they have Chai Latte, Coquito Latte, and…read morenondairy milk options! Thank you!! My favorite is a Bacon, Egg, & Swiss Cheese! With a hash brown. They have lots of parking at this location, although we missed the entrance and had to circle all around the gated parking lot. We love this location because they have covered tables outside. On a Puerto Rican winter morning, that could mean a sunny 70 degrees!

Delicious gourmet food crafted with criollo spirit. They also offer many other dishes and food that…read moreexpand on that borincan soul, like quesitos and sorullitos. One of my favorites here, I also love that I can find it all throughout this lovely island. Please enjoy it!

Stopped in for breakfast today. The staff were friendly. The restaurant was clean. The food was…read morestrictly average.

Stopped by Sabao by Los Cidrines and really enjoyed the food. I had the Cuban sandwich and the…read morecheese bread -- both were very good, flavorful, and satisfying. Just a heads up: the sandwiches are on the heavier side, which isn't a bad thing, but the takeout bags aren't built for it. They put mine and my friend's sandwich in the same flimsy bag, and it ripped as we were walking out. Great food, but they could definitely upgrade their packaging. Would still come back!

A pleasant coffee shop with an Italian touch: Cornettos for breakfast, salads and paninis for…read morelunch. Service is excellent. Coffee is good.

The ambiance of this cafe is perfect. I love the decor and the mix of Frank Sinatra and jazz music…read morein the background. It wasn't overly loud, as it usually is in other cafes in Puerto Rico. I ordered an almond milk latte--a bit too bitter for my taste; and a breakfast sandwich at the recommendation of the barista. The sandwich's egg was perfectly cooked and overall was quite enjoyable. I ordered the carrot creme soup later on, which was delicious as well. I ended up staying here for four hours studying, and would come again, if only they were open on weekends. Tip: there is free parking in the Banco Popular garage if you go up to the intercom and tell them you're there for the cafe.

Had been to a Burrito Social before in San Juan and enjoyed my experience, so I assumed that Burger…read moreSocial would be somewhat similar. Was caught a bit off guard by the fact that I was in Guaynabo and I was the only one there speaking in Spanish, but I digress... Ordered a two patty burger and received a one patty burger. Spoke to the guy in the front and he corrected it immediately, even though he had actually billed me for a single, which was awesome. Got it with mushrooms, onions and cheese. The burger meat itself was a bit of a miss taste wise. I can't say exactly what it is, but it just didn't feel like it tasted right. Also, the mushrooms were not entirely cooked through and tasted funky. Not a place I would go to again, as nice and trendy as it looks.

Very solid burger joint. I had this place on my radar for some time. I'm glad I was not…read moredisappointed. I went with the previous reviewers recommendation of the Social Cheeseburger. It came with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and their Social sauce. I got it double meat and it was delicious. My wife got the BAD Burger. It had maple syrup, bacon, fried egg, hash brown, and grilled onions. It was also good, but we agreed the Social burger was better. This was a case of simpler was better. You can also build your own burger if you prefer. They don't have a kids menu so this is the best option of you have kids or picky eaters ( or the plain hot dog). My wife also got the chocolate milkshake. Damn good milkshake. I went with one of their beers. They have a nice selection of beers. The fries were also very good. Their default fries are the hand cut fries but you can also ask for curly fries, as well as sweet potato fries and onion rings. We lived in LA for some years, so when we saw they had Animal Style Fries, we ordered them. It's their take on In-N-Out's animal style fries. They were excellent. Portion sizes for the fries are big. The animal style fries were good for 2-3 people. Even the small fries we got for our son was big. We will definitely be repeat customers. I also learned they recently opened a second location in Condado.

He ordenado en Doordash desde que comenzaron los servicios de La Nata y siempre termino cancelando…read morela orden porque no la aprueban. Parece que el telefono no esta atendiendolo alguien por que no contestan tampoco.

We had recently been in Portugal on a Pilgrimage. During our visit to relatives in PR we were…read morelooking for the address to their appointment to renew their licenses. While performing the address search we sort of scanned over and saw the word Nata. We had to look twice and after clicking on the google map link we could not believe it. Our favorite dessert from Portugal was just around the corner from where we where. We tried them and they were just like the one we had in our trip. We like them so much that the next day before leaving for the airport, we bought a dozen to take home in the U.S. and share with family there.