Food: - Tacos El Pastor: marinated pork in a flour tortilla…read moretopped with lettuce, tomatoes, and Parmesan cheese. Very good. It tasted amazing with their house hot sauce. 4/5 - Flautas El Pastor: meat filling wrapped in a corn tortilla then deep fried, topped with guacamole, sour cream, lettuce, onions, and marinated pork. This was delicious! This was my first time having flautas. They look and taste like taquitos. They don't skimp on their toppings. 4/5 Service: The owner is a very friendly man. He speaks great English. They take cards here. 4/5 Final thoughts: I'll definitely come back here. Good food and it's located in a small flea market so we ordered our food, browsed the shops, then came back to enjoy our food. Everything is made fresh so it takes time to make.

It was a good spot with large portions. The service was great and food tasted very yummy…read more Quesadillas and guacamole were good.

Es un restaurante pequeño pero muy acogedor, tiene una decoración bonita y arte en las paredes. La…read morecomida salió rápido y sin errores, todo estaba muy rico. El servicio fue diligente y rápido. Cuenta con un ambiente familiar.

Food: - Tequila's Burrote Pollo: Marinated chicken burrito…read morewith cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes, with a side of guacamole and sour cream. The chicken had decent flavor. The burrito was huge and filling. 3.5/5

The food didn't blow me away, and it was a little too salty for my taste. However, the prices were…read morereasonable ($6-$8 for most dishes), and the sauce/salsa that came with the complimentary chips was DELICIOUS (think: tikki masala or curry-inspired sauce). It is an open air restaurant, which is a nice concept, but it also is inconvenient because we all were burning up/drenched in sweat by the time we left, and had mosquito bites everywhere. The service was good but slow, but that's what you come to expect in most places in PR.

We visited this local Mexican spot on a Friday afternoon, following a recommendation from my…read morebrother-in-law. As the evening went on, the crowd steadily grew, and by around 7 p.m. the place was fully packed--always a good sign. The restaurant is welcoming, offering both indoor and outdoor seating, which is a plus. I ordered a lemon-ginger juice. While refreshing, the ginger was quite overpowering. It also came as a surprise to see the lemon and ginger charged separately on the bill. The melted cheese appetizer wasn't our favorite, especially when compared to similar dishes at other Mexican restaurants. The standout of the meal was definitely the chocolate cake--it was the highlight and worth saving room for. Overall, the food was acceptable, but we felt it was overpriced for what was offered.

Business wise this restaurant doesn't want to be discovered since they have no menu posted…read moreanywhere. Many people view a menu before to see if they will like it or can afford it. Oveja Negra should post their menu.

Entramos por casualidad, pero quedamos encantados!! El sazón de la comida estaba bien rica, creo…read moreque cualquier mexicano estaría feliz aquí. Ordenamos las tostadas de camarones (mi plato favorito), tacos de pescado, y los frijoles. Todo estaba sabroso. Las porciones y el precio eran muy razonables. El lugar no tiene mucho espacio, pero atienden bien rápido. Solo que los asientos son muy altos, así que no lo recomiendo para familias con niños chiquitos. Great food! Recommend the shrimp tostadas. The order of beans was also good, reminded me of my childhood meals lol. Space is tight, but you'll get seated quickly as the staff are pretty attentive. Prices are pretty reasonable and the portions are fair.

The food is good FRESH and presentation is nice I like that you can see them cooking in the back…read morefrom the bar area. Mexican vibe for certain. Didn't have any cocktails but the service is impeccable. I do recommend the only thing I wish was that the ceviche was spicy. But still good without heat!

The staff is very friendly and attentive. The food is excellent every time I've gone. Don't miss…read moreout on their delicious Puerto Rican food

This place is new to santurce they don't have Mexican street tacos at all they have a Puerto Rican…read moreinfluence and are still very good the ones in my pictures have mole a chocolate sauce base and where slapping I live on the island but I grew up with Mexican on the west coast and never have I yet seen a real Mexican taco here everyone will say yes but none of them so far are real Mexican street tacos but yet the food here is really good the staff is nice the drinks are good I bring my own recipe for a drink they made it a think called incredible hulk

Amazing tacos and a great first stop once we arrived in San Juan! My friend and I love coming here;…read moreit's our 3rd visit! The tacos are amazing; diverse flavors and you will leave feeling full and satisfied! We arrived around 1pm on Cinco De Mayo and got seated immediately because there's lots of space on the second floor! The service was great! Once we ordered the food arrived within 10 minutes. I will say it is Hot upstairs because it's a covered patio. Not much circulation so wear something light :) Happy Hour is daily starting at 6pm!

The tacos here are consistently delicious. But, the service significantly takes away from the…read moreexperience. Staff is always inattentive, with long wait times to place orders, receive food, and even request the check. It's common to have to flag someone down cause servers are chitchatting rather than checking on customers. The drinks aren't that great either. But I tried all of the tacos and they kinda fire.

Best Pina Colada ever! Great service and ambience. Cool sidewalk seating with beautiful big plants.read more

If you're in San Juan, don't miss Marilyn's Place--especially if Alex is bartending. His Piña…read moreColadas are hands down the best I've ever had: perfectly smooth, flavorful, and unforgettable. On top of that, Alex's friendly, welcoming vibe makes the whole experience even better. A must-visit spot!