The most amazing time was had! We visited Casa de Campo after seeing it on social media and I…read morewanted to see the views. It is located on top of mountains with the most spectacular panoramic scenic view in Gurabo, Puerto Rico. As soon as we arrived and parked, we were greeted by someone who worked in the property and told us that there was a private party, but that they will see us. We felt very welcomed. Our server was fantastic. The entire waitstaff was attentive and friendly. We never felt rushed. The food was amazing. It was very fresh so there was a wait which was fine with us. All the dishes were delicious! The portion was huge. We ended up taking food home. We had appetizers, entrees and dessert. We had their fresh juices as well. Highly recommend!!!!

The view (day and night) and the service was great!! Not sure the $2 per person for water was worth…read moreit. Food was good, yet compared to other places portions were smaller from apps to main entrees but overall great quality of food and service.

Another amazing gem we found while visiting family in Puerto Rico! Sometimes you have to leave San…read moreJuan and experience the local spots--and the food does not disappoint. The drinks were great, the food was amazing, and our server was on point. Definitely worth the visit!

Sábado 27 de abril de 2024 paramos aquí para almuerzo buscando comida local. Amplio…read moreestacionamiento con seguridad. Todo es al aire libre con bastante mesas y sillas. Siempre hay música o Dj para bailar. Sábado al medio día solo vinimos almorzar. Mientras esperábamos por el almuerzo hablamos con el de seguridad y el dueño del local. Cuando llegó el almuerzo todo estaba riquísimo. Servicio excelente y un ambiente tranquilo en el campo de Gurabo.

Great food at Great prices. Thanks for a great service. I…read morerecommend this restaurant. You will love it.

Sábado 20 de enero de 2024 día libre y día de salir almorzar por ahí cerca de la casa. Así que…read morebuscando paramos aquí. Fuimos los primeros en llegar así que mejor todavía. Estaban los empleados y un familiar de mis dueños creo que su papá. Nos trajeron un caldo de pollo para empezar por la casa. Luego solo pedimos 1 plato para los dos. El servicio fue amable y el ambiente de día es uno familiar.

We visited here a couple of years ago for the coffee tour. We enjoyed our visit then. We decided…read moreto stop and have breakfast before heading out for a few days. They have a shortened menu, but they also serve several hot and cold drinks. We ordered the brioche sandwich which had a lot of ham. It was made perfectly and ended up being quite filling. They put spicy mustard on it which made the sandwich even better. I had the hot chocolate which was smooth and creamy and not too hot. My wife had the mortadella with cheese. She enjoyed it. It had a great taste. She also had the iced coffee with coconut. The coconut was just right. It was refreshing. We would love to come back for breakfast when we come back to visit the island!

I personally only wanted to come here to buy coffee beans and to get a caffeinated drinks although…read moreI know that they offer coffee tours as well. It's a nice place to visit. They have a big field with coffee fruit bushes in the distance. They have a nice photo op. The store features a cafe with seating outdoors. They sell pastries and of course coffee. They do sell speciality coffees. I personally got to try their strawberry shortcake drink. I also got to buy coffee beans. Unfortunately they didn't feature roast dates on the bags. The staff was well informed about what bags to buy for what notes/tastes you prefer. It's a nice detour for anything coffee related.

This place is first rate. Attentive service, a large clean space, great ambience...and good food…read more Was in Caguas for work and this was wonderful to find. Ample parking a bonus. Airline Chicken was delicious, had the Risotto there as well, very rich in flavor.

Zafra del Caribe was great! I went with my Dad and our server was amazing! Great attention to…read moredetail and quick service! Even asked about the term of the meat. Forgot to take a picture of the ossobucco, but the presentation was 10/10. Thank you!!!

I'm not sure how this restaurant has such good reviews - both the food quality and service (at…read moreleast for non-locals) are terrible. We entered around 5pm before it got too busy and we're the first in line. They only had 4 people at the bar and waiting tables, but no one bothered to acknowledge us for at least 15 minutes. Once they finally did, they told us to wait and tried to seat the spanish-speaking couple clearly behind us. The waitress looked disgruntled when we said we were first. Service continued to be poor throughout dinner, part of our order was forgetten and we had to wave her down for every piece of the order. The food was nothing great either. They literally make everything cafeteria style in the back. The Christmas pork plate and mofongo were extremely dry with no accompanying sauces and the rice was extremely salty.

Good spot for tourists to sample our varied puertorrican cuisine. But be careful. Food is tasty but…read morecan also be salty. It may also come out lukewarm, which is not good. Prices are certainly reasonable but you may have to wonder why. You can skip the sangria, not good. As for me, I am NOT coming back.

The food amazing had the salmon Cesar's salad was amazing, brother in law had the churasco with…read moremajado and tostones. Sis had the chicken cesars salad. I tried the passion fruit Sangria everything was delicious. The service was great fast and courteous, the ambience was good, family oriented. Loved it

This place was an amazing find on the way to Cabo rojo, the sopa de plátano is insanely delish with…read moresome meat pieces in side.. decadent and tasty. I also got the Benedict canoa soooo good! This place is on my dream list to return.. must visit.

Martes 7 de enero de 2025 nos fuimos almorzar al pueblo de Juncos. Llegamos a este a las 12:00md y…read moreordenamos rápido de especial del día. La orden se tardó como 30 minutos pero la comida se sentía acababa de hacer y con ese sabor riquísimo

I discovered this beautiful restaurant just one day before leaving Puerto Rico, and I'm so grateful…read moreI did. The food was some of the best I've ever tasted, and the entire experience was unforgettable. From the beautiful sounds of the coquí in the background to the stunning structure and ambiance of the restaurant, everything felt truly special. I had the pleasure of enjoying the experience with my very handsome husband, and I couldn't have asked for a better moment. The women who served us were kind, patient, and welcoming, and the restaurant was beautifully lit, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere. Every dish we ordered was exceptional. My husband, being as kind and supportive as he is, always lets me order everything my eyes desire, even when he knows I'll never be able to finish it all. I love that I get to enjoy every bite to my heart's content--and sharing those moments with him makes the experience even more meaningful. Great food, a beautiful setting, and an even better partner made this one of the most memorable dining experiences of my trip to Puerto Rico. I only wish I had discovered this place sooner!

I had high hopes for Bacoa Finca; but ultimately, the experience and the food fell short, rolled…read moredown the mountains of Juncos, and left us with terrible stomach aches. For drinks we got El Huracan. Excellent drink. Never had one like it. Starters: "sorrullitos de maiz" (corn and Parmesan fritters) and Carne ahumada al guarapo (smoked pork with tostones). The sauces were mixed up when served, so we got a mayo ketchup sauce with the corn fritters and the smoked sauce with the pork. Once we figured that out, the apps tasted excellent. The smoked aioli really took the fritters to another level. The pork had a nice salty/smokiness as well and the tostones were just alright (not crispy like the ones we make at home) but a good base for the juicy pork. For our mains: this is when the experience and quality fell to quite low depths. The "Pesca Fresca al buren" was good. One side was cooked perfectly, tender, and the cilantro topping was delightful and citrusy. But the other side of it was overcooked and dry. It came with coconut rice. But if you didn't tell me it had coconut, I'd think it was just plain white rice with concon (crispy rice)...that's how burnt the coconut flakes were and how bland the rice was overall. We also got the Arroz del dia - which was a rice with rabbit. This was awful. There were large chunks of rabbit in the rice with bone. The rabbit wasn't cut well because there were bone fragments throughout the rice. This was just a horrible textural experience. On top of that, the rabbit was dry and gamey. Despite it being marinated in wine, the gaminess was way too overpowering. We speak Spanish and the waitress asked us if we liked the dish. We said "no." She didn't press for more info, but asked if we wanted to wrap it up to-go...we politely declined. Now for dessert, we were so excited to try the "Budin de pan." When I tell you this too was such a let down. The ice cream came almost completely melted and the bread pudding was eggy...I don't know if this was just an off night. But we also left the bread pudding basically as it arrived. Again, the waitress noticed this and asked if we wanted to purchase something else....strange service. Overall, the quality is not consistent with the reviews I've read. Given the long drive, the higher price points, the lackluster execution of the dishes, and the horrible stomach aches we had, I wouldn't recommend visiting. There are better options in terms of value, quality, and service in Puerto Rico.

One word...AMAZING!!!…read more Great food, great views, great vibe, great atmosphere. Try the Pachuca Relleno.

If you have time to kill (I mean, absolutely no where to be for the rest of your day) and would…read morelike to enjoy a beautiful view of central PR, Casaju is a must stop. Unfortunately for my husband and I, we had a place to be and didn't plan on losing 3 hours of our day to Casaju. We were stuck at Casaju for so long, I got a sunburn... in the shade. I wish I was kidding. We waited about fifteen minutes for a table, and then were escorted by a very friendly manager to our table. The wait for service was proper Island time and was to be expected... but after the wait of almost TWO HOURS after ordering to get our food, Casaju put island time to shame. During our wait, my husband realized that he hadn't seen our waitress in quite some time. So long was our wait that I wondered if she went home and the restaurant forgot to make sure we got our ordered food. We didn't want to be those idiot Americans who complained about the Island time wait (we all have seen those reviews), so we sat and smiled and waited... and waited... and waited. Finally, our waitress reappeared and brought our food. At this point, I had gone beyond hungry, hangry, and then starving, and had now reached a full blown loss of appetite. Typically, when food is SO late to arrive, you would anticipate that it is freshly cooked due to a delayed kitchen trying to catch up... our plates were burning hot, like they had been sitting under a warmer for the last hour. Yikes. The ribs I ordered were very good, but pretty fatty and oddly missing the bones- my sour stomach could only handle three ribs before I had to tap out. The rice and beans that I ordered on the side were the worst I had in PR. Two wild dogs joined us on the patio, keeping us all company as we waited another thirty minutes for the check. We left running to the car, very sad to have lost the day to a mediocre meal... but I was even more sad to realize that I had been sitting in the shade for so long that the indirect Puerto Rican sun had burnt my entire body to a bright red crisp. This is a spot to skip.