Abigail at the pharmacy was a lifesaver! She gave us exact steps needed to get a prescription…read moreordered while traveling. We went to the store expecting to need to use a translate app, as we don't speak Spanish and understand where we are. When we showed the app to the person at the register, she got Abigail who was incredible and helped us get the medication we needed. Separately, I visited the store and observed a cashier kindly helping an older woman load each individual item into her bag, never rushing her or making her feed badly. Previous reviews had me concerned but this store has been a great experience.

This store is the worse, every time I am picking up or dropping off medication it takes more than…read morean hour to be taking care of with only one or 2 people online. The ladies have no sense of customer service at all, when they finally decide to look at you after talking to the co-workers or in their phones they are rude.

Great gift shop in Puerto Rico with a ton of selections to choose from a lot of clothes souvenirs…read moreand many of other gift types to choose from.

Service here was amazing! Yasmin and Maribel were so friendly, helpful, and fun to chat with. The…read moreshop is full of beautiful local art and souvenirs, a good sized selection! and Yasmin and Maribel took the time to explain the stories behind a lot of the pieces. The prices seemed fair especially for local and handmade art. They even helped us check for extra sizes in the back for clothing we liked. We found so many handmade treasures and can't wait to gift them to our friends and family. The warmth and hospitality we felt here (and throughout Puerto Rico) has been incredible -- so grateful for the experience!

I was in Puerto Rico for a friend's birthday and we went on a rainforest hike with a group. And…read morethis was one of the stops they took us to after the rainforest hike. If I had more time on the island, I would've definitely been there a lot more! These are the best empanadas I have ever had in my life!! It was flaky, buttery and filled with great flavors. The line was pretty long because it was about three buses of us, but it was definitely worth the wait

Get a mango + piña + coconut smoothie, trust me on this, it is what's been missing from your life…read more Chicken and rice also delicious.

This isn't going to be for everyone, but for my husband and I it was absolutely perfect for the 1st…read moreday of our vacation. We went out to dinner and as we were walking amongst the kiosk we found this bar where they were having karaoke. It gave us everything we needed for a thursday night to enjoy ourselves. We grabbed a seat, had a couple of shots, a couple of beers and watched people sing. We spent our entire night there and we were amongst the people closing down the place. If you stick around long enough you will get a show!

During my stay in PR, these kioskos were close to the airbnb. Tattoo Tavern was a chill and casual…read moreplace to hang, play some pool/cards/jenga/dominos. Definitely a place to visit if you have some down time and want to be social, everyone there was super friendly We didn't have any food at the time, just drinks and the service was A1. There are a ton of other restaurants/bars in the same vicinity if the food isn't your thing. We started at La Parilla a few doors down.

We were on vacation and one of my partners 0 gauge earring got lost. We couldn't find any shop on…read morethe internet that showed they had jewelry in stock. We happened to be at the Luquillo Kiosks for dinner and stumbled across this shop. They had exactly what we needed - green stone plugs that looked great and only $20!! Super nice folks too :-)

Quaint little shop with local artisan items including jewelry, cloth purses, book bags, and cute…read morelocal craft items. I will go back next time I'm in Puerto Rico.

If you are in Luquillo or nearby and you are looking for beautiful, artistic, and genuine Puerto…read moreRican souvenirs, handicrafts, and art, then this is the place! We went to the gift shop across the street and were a little bit disappointed. As we walked out we spotted this one. The shopkeeper was closing up but kindly let us in to look, and boy are we glad she did! My husband bought one of the many beautiful leather bracelets. I bought an incredibly unique Christmas ornament, made from the same type of shell they use to make the local vejigante masks. I also bought a gorgeous paper mache fish. Parents bought stuff too. Everything hand painted and handmade by local artisans including the shopkeeper. Prices better than Old San Juan gift shops. Very happy we came here!

This was the second time we have brought our dog Buffy (11 y.o. Maltese mix) to Jimmy's Pet Shop…read more We have had our dog groomed in the Clearwater, Fl. area, where we used to live, every month and she always looked great. In April 2014 we took Buffy to Jimmy's and when we came back the cut was very short, we did not like it but we figured it will grow out and since it was the first time, we wanted to give them another opportunity. We had to let her hair grow out for a few months, as it was so short but we did bathe her and brushed her and groomed her ourselves. Her hair was looking nice and full and we wanted a professional to even her out, so my husband took her back on July 9th of this year. My husband told him explicitly not to cut her hair to short, as she looks good with it longish. He was told she would be ready at 11:00, then 1:00 and when my husband went to the shop found a note that he would be back around 2:00. There was no notification to my husband about this. When he finally got the dog, after 3:00 or so, he was shocked. Buffy had been shaved within a 1/4 inch from her skin. Her ears and tails were with hair and she looked like a 10 lb "flying white rat". Her skin was visible and she looked as if she had red marks from the close shave. She was behaving in a strange manner we are not used to, not wanting to be touched of petted and would just lay in her bed rolled in a ball. Her face, neck, legs and underbelly had been shaved down to her skin . My husband and I were so upset, we literally cried. We immediately called Jimmy and said we were very angry as to what he had done to our dog. We demanded, to begin with, our money back, which he said he would, but he said he had to shave her because she was matted. We brush her and we know there was no severe matting that would require to shave the animal. If he was unable to groom her without shaving then he should have let us know and we would have gladly picked up the dog and taken her elsewhere. He had no authority to shave her in that manner. I have read since that the shaving cutters can get very hot and can burn the dog. I believe this is what happened. She can't speak to us but we know even to this day that this was a very painful experience for her and she still not behaving normally, even after 2 weeks. I do not know if she was mishandled but he did not do right for her, based on her behavior. Never, in the 11 years, we have been grooming her, has anyone done this to her and to us. My husband took Buffy to the Vet. and he gave her a cortisone shot for possible pain and skin inflammation and a soothing dog shampoo to help with the red burn marks. He also told us to use antibiotic cream, as needed. I have posted pics before and after he was done with her so that you can judge for yourself. I do not recommend this shop nor the way they handle animals. I wish we could go back in time but we are unable to, now all we have is to warn others about our negative experience at Jimmy's Pet Shop. Thanks, Elaine and Jeff Lininger

They were so helpful and inexpensive. Thank you so much Puerto Rico for your wonderful attitudes…read moreand being patience.

Very disgusted once again by the female "manager" in charge of the Fajardo Quebrada Vuelta in…read morePuerto Rico store. Once again this specific female "manager" (which I will be getting her name tomorrow-Monday April 16) consistently profiles and has discriminated against me. First time she made herself known to me was over the summertime, exactly in July, on a Friday, close to closing time. This female "manager" literally looked at me and started talking about how much strength she has in cross fit with the cashier, to then finish her sentence looking at me. This small talk took place at the register, I was the next to pay and the only one left. **don't know who she is or why she is purposely looking for an issue with me. Today, which has been happening when she is scheduled to be there; I left church and went straight to the 99 store to buy a few things for the house. I walked in wearing a burgundy dress with an Aztec design long sleeve sweater with ONLY my wallet and keys...NO BAGS OR PURSE. Yes, I did come across a few more options than expected and found myself walking back and forth comparing colors and designs. Finally, as I made my way to the household cleaning area, my hands and arms were full due to the fact I didn't grab a basket; this female "manager" came up to head of the aisle display case, literally looked at me and started writing on a piece of paper making pretend she was doing something substantial. I had a little bit of a hard time grabbing the garbage bags. Just as I started to turn and walk away she stops me and asked if some plunger, that was on the shelf behind me, was mine. I answered "no, its not mine", in Spanish. **take note: a certain type of street reggaton music, known in this culture, was playing over the speaker system which was very, very vulgar street Spanish while the time I was there with another customer and her approximately 6 year old daughter are in this supposed to be a family environment store. If this female "manager" is of some type of managerial position, then instead of the usual following me,as done countless of times before, should instead change THAT type of song. I just walked to the other aisle and decided, after looking at a few more items to pay and leave. Just disgusted.