Great place if you're staying at the hotel nearby or a local! Not a ton of parking but enough for…read morethe amount of seats. Very cozy with great breakfast options and carefully crafted coffees! The French toast meal was excellent! Even if you don't know Spanish you can get by without. Un buen lugar para ir a desayunar en el área, acogedor con varias alternativas en el menú. Las tostadas francesas son excelentes!

Well well, this is a small, cozy and friendly spot! We arrived like at 10 am, and on a holiday…read more There open sign was lit so we took a fast stop for a morning brunch. There menu is varied but small. The parking space is limited but the good part is that it wasn't crowded, so we were like there 2nd customers of the day! We ordered a latte, passion fruit juice, Cocoa Power and Waffle Bowl-Nutella in the side. Everything came out to be on spot. Nice and hot looked delicious and tasted amazing. Definitely one of those hidden 'gems' @ Hatillo.

Lovely welcoming ambiance! Very friendly customer service. The food is delicious!!! And it's great…read morecoffee. Highly recommend this lovely gem.

Our Airbnb host recommended breakfast here. We were able to find street parking. The coffee shop…read morewas charming and quaint. The staff were friendly and provided excellent service. The coffee we had was phenomenal! The pastries tasted as good as they looked so we ended up grabbing some for the road. Breakfast was fresh and cooked perfectly. We sat outside on the patio and had the cutest most delicious breakfast together. Definitely recommend!

Wonderful coffee with blended beans, dried and roasted by the owner. The hospitality was amazing…read more The owner and his family manage the the shop. The Mountain View from the bar in the back is beautiful

This is a decent roadside cafe for Puerto Rico standards. My son enjoyed a ham & cheese sandwich…read more(no mustard available, only condiment choices were butter or mayonnaise) even though there was no lettuce or anything else on it. I ordered the mahi mahi plate. The menu says that you get one side plus a salad. They had run out of the first couple of items that I requested as my meal's "side." I ended up with rice & beans as my meal's side, and it was decent. They never gave me my salad. My son's grandmother ordered a virgin piña colada for my son. The bartender heaped whip cream on top. Once I managed to scrape that off & give my son the drink, he only drank a couple of sips before he said he didn't want it. He was already sweating from our hike in Cueva Ventana, so I was surprised that he snubbed the ice-cold drink... until I tried it. It tasted like pineapple syrup... SO SWEET. Too sweet to drink. We threw away that cup of drink that was more than 3/4 full. There's no indoor seating, which means no air-conditioning nor any protection from the weather other than a few table umbrellas. However, there aren't any other options for food within a 5 mile radius (unless you want to eat gas station food), and it's definitely better than nothing.

Cute little spot to eat something to fuel up before doing the Window Cave (La Ventana) tour…read more Personally, I kept it simple with the ham and cheese (con mantequilla). Nothing fancy but ABSOLUTELY DELICOUS. Pair it with a cafe con leche for the perfect snack before the tour. (Coffee might make you sweat a bit but very good coffee) My friends had the octopus salad with tostones and they loved it! Octopus salad is a sort-of ceviche style "salad". Top your tostones with mayo-ketchup and this salad for some flavor that's BIEN TROPICAL! Sorry no pics for this one. We were too busy eating and chatting. Did wanna share the experience though!

Their website does not sell coffee what a bummer. I thought the Gran Batey picked their coffee…read morebeans to produce coffee to sell it to the public but when I go to their website it opens as a licor site.Not what I was looking for!

I have so much more of an appreciation for coffee and the coffee making process now. We got a tour…read moreduring their after hours because we were a little late but called ahead. Our guide and employee, Edwin was super helpful and nice. We were walked through the process, start to finish and saw the orange trees and coffee trees on the farm. We purchased a bag of beans when we were finished and provided a donation to the farm because the tour was no charge. This farm is working for sustainability and fair treatment of laborers. Buy higher priced coffee, the quality is better and it's probably going to a place like this!

I love the ambient! Is Saturday and they have Spanish bohemian music, live! Bar prices are really…read moreaffordable and the locals looks good too. Not crowded.

The ambiance was truly good, the food is nice and the service is a bit slow but it's normal since…read morethere's a lot of people, good for business

A Hidden Gem with Heavenly Brews and Breathtaking Views! Perched amidst the stunning mountains &…read moreriver, Cafe Tres Picachos serves up coffees straight from their very own farm. The views? Simply spectacular. Only open a few days a week and closing by 4 PM, you'll want to double-check your schedule to ensure you have a few leisurely hours to soak in the experience. **Pro Tip**: Start your day with an adrenaline rush at Toro Verde--tackle The Monster and The Beast ziplines for some heart-pounding fun. Then, make your way to Cafe Tres Picachos to indulge in their exquisite brews. When they finally have to kick you out, make sure to grab a couple of pounds of their coffee to take home. Don't forget to capture the serene beauty and magical tranquility of your visit in a last-minute video. Cafe Tres Picachos isn't just a coffee stop; it's an unforgettable adventure for your senses.

Hidden gem in the middle of Utuado near Caguana. Stop in! Amazing sandwiches, café con leche, and…read morepastries. You can't go wrong with anything here. Lovely service too.

Not good. Fries were cold and soggy…read more Burger with all its dressings Does not have cheese, lettuce, tomato or pickles and no sauce for the burger other than ketchup packets

My gringos friends if you happen to be on the area, stop by you won't regret this place. The…read moreatmosphere makes you feel you are in a fancy environment. The food is delicious and warm. The turkey sandwich is actually turkey, not turkey ham. The pernil sandwich makes you think you are celebrating Christmas is so good you have to try it. According to the waiter they make pernil and turkey everyday so is fresh. The service was really good the waiter was very attentive, he spoke English and Spanish. The inside was a brisk 63 degrees so make sure you are bundled up. They have clean restrooms inside. Totally recommend this place and will come back on our next vacation.

Ok, trust me on this one. I know, I know... You were planning on eating at one of the super…read moreexclusive little restaurants where they ferry you by boat to the middle of the lake but you arrived too late and missed the last ferry and now you're stuck and the only place you see is this little local dive bar. Go. Eat here. Don't look for a big blue "A" outside the doors; you won't find it. What you will find is an actual local spot owned by a husband and wife (they are the only two employees) who cook up AMAZING food at pretty cheap prices. Entrees run $15, appetizers around $3, beer at $1. Bottled water only, no free tap water. Now: there will be no English going on here, so brush up on a "I want" and "my wife / friend / kid would like" before you go. The menu is 50% translated into English (lots of dishes with "chiken," -- no "c") but if you have an AT&T phone you'll be in luck and you can Google everything faster than your phone works in the states. Empanadas... Great. Arañas... So yummy (not actual spiders) Steak Mufungo... Best on the Island. Creole Chicken... Light and bursting with flavor. Tostones... Theirs beat the crap out of every other plantain served in the commonwealth. Corona... Freezing cold little 7oz bottles that go down like the nectar of life. Live guitar music and dancing on Sundays in the evening. Super-nice owner (he'll shake your hand and introduce himself as he apologetically says "no English"). Crazy-good "Mom made this" food. Go local, or go home!

Great Puerto Rican food. Place is right off the lake near the parking area. Skip the ride and come…read morehere. Place has water front views and people are bilingual. We had the ground beef empanadas, fried plantains and flash fish with the perfect savor of cilantro, all amazing!