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    Marily Cafe

    5.0 (1 review)
    InexpensiveLatin American, Cafes

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    Bosque Bello

    4.0(2 reviews)
    6.2 km

    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!

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    Bosque Bello - Side of building

    Side of building

    Bosque Bello - Menu

    Menu

    Bosque Bello - The bar area & outside seating

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    The bar area & outside seating

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    Saboréalo

    2.8(5 reviews)
    9.6 km

    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!

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    Saboréalo - View from the balcony.

    View from the balcony.

    Saboréalo - The view is to die for.

    The view is to die for.

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    Marily Cafe - latin - Updated May 2026

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