Came here on a Friday morning and the only spaces they were open here were a coffee shop, a record…read morestore and a shop that sold polyester-looking dresses. That's literally it. The whole downstairs area was deserted.

Pro Service: the people here are so kind! Whether it be…read moreshopping or striking up an interesting conversation, go in to shop, window shop, or to chat! Atmosphere: the building inside is a little lack luster but it still holds its own charm. Very industrial looking, there are little stands throughout the place, each vendor selling their own products! Taste: although this is more of a shopping place, there is a coffee stand inside and it has by far the best coffee! They roast their own beans and the baristas are so welcoming!! Uniqueness: very unique! Handmade items always amaze me and this place surely holds that standard! Con Price: unfortunately because everything this hand made for the most part, products will be expensive.

Artesanal 100 Arábigo de Adjunta family farm. This place sales this coffee in a friendly and a…read morefamily environment.

Note that the 53 C. Luisa address is production facility rather than a typical storefront. Their…read moremain storefront is in the mall of San Juan, but I wasn't able to get there during my trip. I called ahead to the production facility, and they were happy to accommodate my order there. They also sometimes accept orders via Ubereats. The production facility building on Calle Luisa is unassuming and you will need to call to be let in. Once inside, they explained their available flavors to me, allowed me to sample some chocolates (which were fantastic) and let me choose the flavors in my order. A 16-pc box and a 9-pc box were about $119, which is on-par with the cost of other high-end chocolates. I highly recommend the arroz con dulce flavor. It's unique and flavorful without being too sweet.

My wife and I do a lot of our shopping at Q Market, and it's always a good experience. They offer a…read moregreat selection, including some items that are hard to find elsewhere on the island. Prices are generally comparable, and sometimes even better than other stores. We're also pleased with the quality of their produce - fresh and reliable every time!

So I was able to find, Pork Chorizo, Kim Che, Longaniza, Cholula, Monin syrups, and some of the…read morefreshest produce on the island. It's a bulk store that caters to the island's restaurants and if you have a business can sign up for their business discount. But for me, it's a place to go where I can find creature comforts from home. Here you can walk in and find wagyu or Kobe beef, Chinese dumpling, and vegetable spring rolls. Texas Pete Hot Sauce or quail eggs are but a shelf away. It is like being at an international food fair but all in one store. I know my friends back on the mainland are reading this and asking themselves, "Yeah sounds like any Asian market..." But when you are living in the Easternmost territory of the United States, it really is saying something that you can find all these items under one roof. Some items can be a bit pricey and my only complaint is that you have to get here either before 5 on weekdays or before 3 pm on Saturdays because they do close early. Don't be afraid if the directions seem to be taking you off the beaten road, QF is tucked away and off the main road but once you get there you will know you found it.