Ice cream was so refreshing. It will have you wanting to try all the flavors. The line was long but…read morethe staff was out on feet taking orders which was great. Everyone was polite and friendly.

Delicious, and conveniently located right across from the famous red and black firehouse! It's not…read morelike a traditional ice cream but more like an Italian ice but with lots of unique tropical flavors. The staff were very generous with samples but we ultimately settled on passion fruit, guava and coconut. Coconut was my favorite flavor! There are 3 sizes to pick from. We got the large for $4.95 which allowed us up to 3 flavors. It's just a counter so no place to sit or use the restroom but there's a lovely park with lots of seating right across the street.

This is the calle Vives location, not the one at Plaza Las Delicias! I stopped going to that one as…read morethey remodeled and stopped making some of my favorite classic flavors. That location always has super long lines, but some of us know of this second location. This is a very famous stop in Ponce. I am sorry, I have to brag! I have tried other similar shops in PR but none like the ones in my Ponce. For those that don't know this business has been around for quite a while and it is because of their quality and their service and fair prices. Place is small but welcoming and you will always see clients coming and going. Very fond childhood memories here. They sell these amazing sorbet and also ice cream that you can never get enough of! You cannot go wrong with any of these. The only flavor in their menu I have never had is the peanut one. That is homework for next time. This time I ordered my favorite: orange milkshake.

King's Cream is really good if you like fruity ice cream. It is super creamy and is perfect on a…read morehot Puerto Rican day. They give huge portions. Like the pequeño will make you full. So a huge bang for your buck.

Nice find in the middle of nowhere on the way back from the Arecibo telescope. Tacos are great but…read moreDONT ASK FOR CHEESE. Tacos are delectable with juicy meat and fresh cilantro. But their cheese is fake velveeta suitable for the fourth rate nachos at a hockey game a thousand kilometers from anyone who speaks Spanish. Ice cream is also pretty good.

Great spot for a refreshing pumping ice cream. Truly home…read moremade. Lots of selections at a good price.

This food was so delicious. Wish I could've ate there every day while being in this country.read more

Wow, that was the tastiest Gyro I have ever had!! I did not need to add anything to it. They have a…read morenumber of vegetarian options which is much appreciated. I like that they serve potato fries mixed with sweet potato fries, you get the best of both worlds. Btw, the fries did not need any extra seasoning added either. Service was awesome and I really enjoyed the food, ambience and music! I would definitely come back here. A must-stop in Ponce.

So happy we came across this delicious hole in the wall style bakery in Vega Baja. It was so good…read morewe came two days in a row :) When you walk in, you immediately see the bakery counter filled with donuts, muffins and other traditional Puerto Rican pastries. To the right a hot-food bar section easy for food on the go and an espresso machine. They offered traditional breakfast items such as eggs, bacon, ham, toasted bread with a butter spread and an array of sandwiches. The first day, we came around lunch and wanted something filling prior to heading into San Juan. I also wanted a cafecito so my mom suggested this gem. We walked in and the place was completely empty, the lady greeted us and quickly took our orders. I ordered a ham, egg and cheese sandwich and asked for the yolk to be slightly runny with a café con leche. My mom a medianoche (Cuban on sweet bread made in house) / My aunt ordered a pastrami. Each came to the table a few minutes later, pipping hot even though a line had formed immediately after sitting down. I knew that was a good sign. All three were each so flavorful, hot, fresh and filling. My sandwich was so satisfying with it's cheesy-egg goodness that the girls wanted to come back the following day! Fast forward to the next day, we all ordered the same ham, egg and cheese sandwich but my aunt wanted it on pan sobao (sweet bread) and both versions were delicious! I also ordered a cappuccino this time and it did not disappoint. Going to miss this cheap, satisfying bakery, will definitely go back next time I'm in PR.

We had the Cuban sandwich, breakfast egg ham and cheese sandwich. The Cuban sandwich the pork was a…read morelittle dry but the flavors were there. The breakfast sandwich was delicious. I loved how it was a thin sliced cooked egg in the sandwich with lots of ham and melted cheese!

Amazing food, quick service and friendly staff. My kids…read moreloved it and will we be back before leaving town.

On the way to Camuy caves, we saw Desayuno sign and made a quick left to this delightful place…read more It looks like a cupcake and espresso bar inside, but we were happy to learn that they have a full menu for breakfast and lunch as well for very reasonable prices. My BF had the Desayuno #2 which came with scrambled eggs, bacon and three pancakes. The other two of us had the waffle sandwich with eggs and ham for $5. We also ordered the latte, Americano, and iced coffee. Ended up paying $27 before tip which was reasonable for a decent breakfast. The food was not great but it was quite good and the espresso drinks were very food and rivals the best coffee in San Francisco. Please note that you have to ring the bell in order to be let in, so wait a little bit before going away if you get there during regular business hours. Also, besides the wall menu, they have a regular menu that is actually cheaper than the board.

To start, the atmosphere is great very laid back chill location. Our party had 5 people, we ordered…read morein front and sat and they bring the food to you. We got here and there was no line. As we waited at our table we noticed how packed it was getting. This is were it gets bad, the people that sat and ordered after us were getting there food before us. First my coffee tasted like burnt coffee and which I got a cookie dough flavor and when I asked the server if there was cookie dough she said yes and that she could not add more or change it after I said I did not like it. Horrible customer experience. Then the food was the next part, my Montecristo sandwich was pure mustard! The food was not desirable and by the time we got it our hunger was gone. We waited more than 30 minutes for 3 sandwiches and a soup. While other people got there's faster. We did have to go up to the front and ask for a refund because we did not even want to eat at that point. During busy hours not a good idea.

Loved this coffee shop. The breakfast burrito and Coconut Lover latter were delicious. Great vibes…read more Highly recommend.

We had to find truly Puerto Rican ice cream and this was it. We tried corn ice cream with cinnamon…read moresprinkled on top and both loved it. It was more ice than cream but still very good and refreshing. Service was friendly, helpful and fast. It was a cozy little place on one of those single lane streets, very Puerto Rican.

I've cream here was really great. We ordered grape, tamarindo, tropical punch, parcha, and blue…read morecolored ice cream (can't remember what flavor it was). They all tasted really great. I loved the parcha and tropical punch one the most. The only downside I would say is that there was this man coming into the shop asking people for money. However, it could've been a one time occurrence. Definitely, give this place a try if you're feeling like you need a little sweetness.