Great atmosphere. The service was quick and attentive. Portion sizes are fantastic! Pricing was…read morestellar as well for a family

We were recommended to come here by an employee at the rum distillery we were at before this (Ron…read moredel Barrilito), and it may have been the alcohol speaking, but it was delicious. My friends and I shared the skirt steak with mofongo, and the mofongo was the best we had our entire trip. We got to try to chicharron too, and it was crispy and flavorful. The steak was tender and juicy. I can't remember much else from the meal, but I would definitely come back, even just for the mofongo alone!

Best food I've had on the island! Bryan and Jirell hooked it…read moreup- best service I could possibly recommend! This venue gives a "mom and pop" vibe while delivering flavor and hospitality. The lobster risotto was flavorful and the serloin with dirty rice was mouth watering. I can't say enough good things about the food and the atmosphere at this restaurant. Thank you so much for the incredible experience. Counting down the days until we eat here again.

My wife enjoyed the red snapper, but I found the salmon filet raw or undercooked halfway through…read moreeating it. The manager/waiter was cleaning another table when I asked him to check the fish. He told me to describe the problem while he continued cleaning. I expressed my concern, and he finally came over. He saw that some of the fish was eaten and made it seem like there was nothing he could do. I was disappointed with the preparation and wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

Como siempre esta gente hacen un lechon muy riiiico. Todo lo que hacen está súper bien. Los…read morepasteles son bien sabrosos PERO están un poco pequeños.

Not sure what some of these reviews are talking about- maybe they are not used to tasty food I come…read morehere almost every weekend, the rice is so flavorful, the lechón- I mean if you know about lechón- it is a bit fatty that's why is so good. But here as you can see in the picture, it has tons of meat and the cuerito is soooo crisp. The pastel is delicious too( a bit small ) but delicious. I love the consistency of the flavor and quality

Who would have thought that some of the best food I've eaten would be at an attraction restaurant?…read more Usually these onsite restaurants are an afterthought for hungry patrons, but the food here aw over the top good and creative. Toro Verde is a zip line attraction, but I'd absolutely go there for just the restaurant experience. The food isn't cheap, but well worth the price for the care and creativity that goes into the dishes. There wasn't a dish on the menu that I wouldn't order!

The food was excelent. Served promptly by courtious servers. Latin music on at a high volume but we…read morecould still hear each other. It is an open terrace with a spectacular view of the mountains and a spec of ocean at the far end. Loved every second of it. Thanks!

We're currently dining here, and from the moment my partner and I walked in, the experience has…read morebeen mixed. One of the hostesses was noticeably rude at the start, which set an uncomfortable tone. After being seated, our waiter hasn't been outright unkind, but there's a clear difference in how we're being treated compared to other guests. As a same-sex couple, it feels like we're not being received as warmly, even though he seems to be making an effort to remain professional. As a Puerto Rican, that's honestly a bit disappointing and feels out of place. That said, the food itself has been very good.

Great vibes, amazing food, and welcoming service! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone…read morevisiting PR! I got the churrasco and it was delicious.

We stopped here on the road between Ponce and San Juan, and since we didn't have a lot of time, we…read moredidn't wander too far down the Ruta del Lechon (Pork Highway). This place is right on the main highway, it's huge and packed so plan accordingly: we arrived before noon on a Friday, so we probably got one of the last parking spots (there's a guy managing or charging in the parking lot? not sure) and the line was manageable. A large group and some buses showed up after us, so it got really crowded! Anyway, we had a short line, had no idea what we were doing to order (I should have researched better) but pointed and nodded, and with some help from the nice people in line, ended up with two huge platters of pork, rice and some other sides - way more food that we probably needed. The food: delicious! I would say our #2 favorite meal in Puerto Rico, after Marmalade (but that was more than 10x the price!) The pork was delicious, juicy, flavorful, and the crackling was to die for! I wish they would package those and sell them - probably only good fresh, though. Rice and sides were adequate: my son tried to be healthy and said the salad and potatoes were ok, but you're really there for the pork. Cost etc.: we paid less than $50 for 2 enormous plates of food and some sodas. It was enough for 3 lunch servings, plus enough leftovers for 2 people to have the rest for dinner - so I guess 5 servings? The wait was not bad early on a weekday, but they must get incredibly overrun on weekends. It is entertaining to see the pork cooking on a spit (please don't come if you are vegetarian and sensitive to such things) and watch them hacking away with machetes. My husband wondered if the machetes are the same once used for sugar cane!

During our trip to Puerto Rico, we made a stop at a lechónera- a restaurant that serves lechón (one…read moreof PR's unofficial national dishes), which is a whole, slow-roasted pig. This restaurant is just one of many open-air roadside spots that serve lechón along "La Ruta del Lechón", aka the "pork highway" in Guavate. We got a half pound of lechon along with Mamposteao, which was delicious and filling. The pork skin hit a level of shatteringly crispy texture that I have never had from non-fried pork skin. We came later in the day, which unfortunately meant that the pork was slightly dried out. However, the texture and flavor of the lechón was absoutely delicious. It's a "build your own box" style restaurant where you choose which sides you want on the dipslay. Besides the mamposteao there were also other delicious-looking sides such as plantains/mofongo, beans, fruit, etc. There's a small parking lot outside the restaurant- one where the rule is you can only back your car into your parking space. Interesting. Would definetely come to try lechón here again!

Dorado location recommended by friends. The Gallinta Rellena $11.99 was fantastic, tender,…read moreflavorful 1/2 Cornish hen, with fried plantains. The daily special st Louis ribs with 2 sides $13.99 was ok, but that's because the chicken was sooo good. I tried and didn't cate for the fried breadfruit...it didn't have any taste. Later I learned some people dip in a sauce.

Delicious food! I had the Mofongo chicken with garlic sauce and tres leches dessert. Both were…read moredelicious. Very consistent tasty food and quality service every time.

Do yourself a favor and stop at Bocaita if you're in Puerto Rico. I had the ceviche and it was my…read morefirst time having a sweet ceviche with mango and honestly it was incredible. Easily better than any ceviche I've had in the DC area. The Alfredo pasta was also very good, super flavorful, but I'd recommend asking for it on a plate instead of a bowl. It comes with a lot of sauce and butter so the bowl makes it a bit much. Overall great food and definitely worth the stop. The ambiance is also very nice looking.

We went yesterday and everything was amazing! The food was delicious, the drinks were great, and…read morethe dessert was excellent. The service was outstanding. I highly recommend this place! Ayer comimos aquí, todo estuvo muy rico, la atención también fue bien Chevere. El bacalaito con pulpoooooo del más allá. Recomendado

You might not think you would find great pizza in PR, but this pizza was absolutely delish. A…read morelittle on the sweeter side with nice fatty pepperoni like it should be. The Mojitos anywhere in the Caribbean are amazing but these were probably the best I've had in PR.

Driving through the middle of Puerto Rico while exploring the mountainous regions, we stopped into…read morethis roadside restaurant. It had a good crowd outside, which is always a good sign, and a handful of people inside. They offer a simple lunch menu, where you have an option for two sides, and a main. They do a fantastic skirt steak in onions (bistec encebollado), which is what I had, along with yuca and beans and rice. This was a fantastic lunch, and they have great drinks, too! The price can't be beat here, either! One word of advice, like a lot of restaurants on the island, they keep it REALLY cold inside. Our food got cold while we were eating, and it was so uncomfortable that we skipped dessert (yea, *I* skipped dessert).