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.

Excellent coffee and flans! We sampled the flan de queso and the flan de vanilla! The flan de…read morevanilla was so delicious we took a larger order to go. Very nice, contemporary and clean dining area. Service was friendly and relatively quick. One star deducted for bathrooms which could be cleaner.

Big fan of El Cafetal and their locations. This location was probably their second one and it's in…read morethe borderline between the town of Hatillo and Camuy. Their locations are very nice looking and modern (when compared to your usual cafeteria/bakery/coffee shop in Puerto Rico and this one is not the exception. Parking is a bit limit and traffic in this area is nothing to take lightly. However, once you are in, expect friendly and optimal service, fresh food, a variety of dishes (for breakfast and lunch) and even a mini convenience section for last-minute items that you need. Prices are reasonable and food proportions are insane. A sandwich can easily be 8 inches long and packed with whatever you selected. Coffee is sooo good, but make sure you ask for less milk (if you like café con leche), since they might give you more milk than coffee.

I thought it was a coffee shop, diner type place. Seems like somewhere people spend their whole…read moreafternoon, like a fancy brunch spot. It took more than an hour for a plate of eggs. Mistake for trying to do anything else today, we had to take it to go in order to make it to the rest of our plans.

Ambience y música está brutal me encantó. El servicio al cliente muy bueno se tomaron el tiempo de…read moreexplicarme el menú. Tienen gran variedad de cafes y un amplio surtido de sabores para escojer.

Yes those pancakes were as delicious and fluffy as they look. This was our second time there in it…read moredid not disappoint. This was just a few minutes Camuy off of interstate 2 in Hatillo. I highly recommend for breakfast, lunch or just a delicious cup of tea or coffee. Their coconut latte is to die for

Great food and service. The coffee beans they have for purchased are overpriced, double of what you…read morecan purchase them online.

Soooo good! We ordered the wings, spicy Mac, pork tacos, bechamel fries, boricuan Mac, it was all…read moreso good! Mojitos are good and all a Good price, too

I went last year. The food was heavy portions. The price point was very reasonable. The Mojito…read morewasn't too sweet. Seating is limited. The seating is open windows very cool.

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 7/100:…read more "K-fé D' Aquí" is a small kiosk-like coffee shop right in Camuy's downtown plaza. They prepare local Puerto Rico coffee and have a small, but complete, coffee menu. They also serve sandwiches and pastries, even though you don't see the menu around; you just have to ask for the menu. Sandwiches and coffee are prepared right there and then and everything is fresh. Pastries and brought in daily. Ladies serving the coffee shop are attentive, polite and quick to prepare your order. Went there once and asked for a "Double shot latte" or as the locals call it "Café con leche". For those of you who don't know much about Puerto Rico's coffee culture... Most Puerto Ricans take their coffee with milk and technically, it's not a Latte since Lattes tend to have more milk than coffee, while the "café con leche" has 75% coffee and the rest is milk. So even though it's not a "machiato or cortadito", coffee with milk tends to be a bit darker than your regular latte. Besides that, Juan had "un café espresso negro", which would translate to a double espresso. We were both pleased with our coffees and I had to task for a second one because I was craving good old fashioned "Café con leche". These three coffees came out to a total of little under $5.00. Not bad, huh!? If in the area, definitely stop here to enjoy the plaza, the surroundings, culture and most importantly, great inexpensive coffee!

My husband and I saw this restaurant on the side of the road. It's an outdoor restaurant but we…read morewent early in the morning so we had a nice breeze helping us to keep cool. The service was fantastic. The food? Delicious! And affordable. For 2 plates of food & one watermelon juice, it was $40 before tip. My family and I will be back when we come back to the motherland, Puerto Rico.

Food and drinks were phenomenal, as was the service. It is al fresco but the breeze was pleasant…read morewhile having brunch also use biodegradable utensils. Highly recommend!

While on vacation, on our way to our destination we found this great bakery, looking for pasteles…read morepuertorriqueños that someone recommended, we decided to stop and we discovered a gem! Not only because everything we asked and tried, we also got their hospitality was as good as their bread! 10 out of 10 I recommend them Mientras estamos de vacaciones, en camino a nuestro destino, encontramos esta genial panadería, buscábamos pasteles puertorriqueños que alguien nos recomendó, decidimos parar y encontramos esta joya! No solo que por todo lo que preguntamos y probamos, su hospitalidad fue tan buena como su pan! 10 de 10 los recomendamos Gracias pos su hospitalidad de parte mía y mi familia que visitamos desde los Angeles

Good sandwiches, yet VERY SLOW... I recommend the steak…read moresandwich and the fresh Passion fruit juice is refreshing. Friendly staff

Our tour group stopped at El Buen for lunch. There were 14 of us. The service was excellent…read more They were quick to take our orders. Our orders came out in a reasonable amount of time. I had the octopus salad. It was exactly what I needed. The lettuce was crispy. The tomato was fresh. The octopus was tender. My husband had the plantain soup. He enjoyed it. Our group returned for dinner. The service was outstanding. The food was once again delicious. I would strongly recommend eating at El BuenCafé.

Viernes 5 de septiembre de 2025 segunda parada técnica antes de llegar a Rincon!! Aquí es un lugar…read morepara poder comer algo y claro snakiar y tomar café. Local de muchos años establecido. Amplio estacionamiento. Es una parada obligatoria en Hatillo.