The food here was okay, but the sangria pitcher here was a 10/10. Came here for lunch and couldn't…read morepass up the opportunity to share several pitchers of sangria at this spot. I ordered a pasta with shrimp that while fresh was a bit bland. The pizza dough garlic knots were a standout - fluffy garlicky, delicious. The marinara pizza was decent, as was the quattro formaggio pizza. The service was also attentive. Ambiance was casual. $30 for a pitcher of guava passion sangria was the best deal of my trip. If you come here, highly recommend giving it a try.

Excellent pizza. Some very interesting Puertorican takes (pionono pizza, guava). Great friendly…read moreservice.

The space is cute, especially the back patio. Easy parking, quiet (area and few blocks of the main…read moresquare. Service super sweet & helpful. The pizza is solid fresh thin crust - maybe a bit skimpy on toppings & too heavy on the cheese the vegetariano salad we had was challenging. I'm way into making them myself, so I'd recommend chopping the spinach fine, sauté a vegetable or 2 (onion- tomato?) and adding a fat like crumbly cheese, or avocado, or some nuts, etc to make it melt & come together better. The vinaigrette dressing was nice though. And for a place this stylish, it'd be nicer & classier to have a metal fork & real glass for drinks instead of plastic. Lots of potential! Open kitchen is a nice touch.

We went to the Puerto Real location. After days of Frituras and other typical Puerto Rican food it…read morewas a great way to reset the palette and avoid a major artery clog. I came in with my dining adventure partner and she had the Sparkling water with Lime, I had Coke Zero who in the island mostly comes those tall 12oz Red Bull like cans. They had a good selection of appetizers but we skipped it as my Girlfriend isn't an huge fan of loads of cheese. I know the blasphemy right? But they had some vegetarian choices for those that by some reason though that a vacation in the pork kabob and friend meat turnover capital of the world was a good idea. ‍ We had the chorizo pizza that was the daily special with the Herb Crust. That was the MVP clutch play of the game. The crust is light and perfectly seasoned. The sauce is light, with the right amount of acidity and sweetness. There was just enough cheese to be nice. The mozz was fresh and moist not the toasty bag stuff. It was layered with chorizo but somehow it didn't turn the pizza into an Oily mess that we might "liberate" for oil. ( Relax I'm a Marine take a joke ). The staff spoke great English which is good as the place was chuck full of tourists and the wait staff was polite and happy. I mean we all been to places where the wait staff look like they had their soul sucked out by kitchen warlocks. I will def comeback. Next time get my own pizza and not share.

Mi pizza favorita en todo Ponce. Me recuerda a la de Nueva York…read more Muy rico y aparte económico. Hacen entrega a domicilio (llamas por teléfono) o también están en DoorDash y Lunchera.

Awesome pizza and great spot for local PR cuisine as well. Our mofongo was outstanding, and the…read morepizza was unimaginably good.

It's too expensive, paid $17 for a medium size simple pepperoni. It's not worth the price compared…read moreto other pizza places

Really great pizza. We ordered a large pizza and it came with a 2 liter of soda. Service was quick…read moreand professional.

From the owner: Date la oportunidad de probar algo diferente, tenemos un gran menu variado elaborado 100% a mano…read morecon productos frescos, desde Pizzas de postre, Pizzas tradicionales Napolitanas y mucho mas. Buscanos en Yelp, Google y en Facebook para mas informacion.

Tried this little hidden gem at the request of my wife and I was pleasantly surprised. Even though…read morethe location leaves much to be desired as far as a view in this beautiful island of Puerto Rico (It's located in a small strip mall) the location does boast ample parking and roaming security. We are originally from New Jersey and my wife is a vegetarian, so finding non typical food outside of fast food chains has been a challenge. However Hot Bite Bar and Grill has now given me new hope of discovering more places with diverse menus in Ponce PR. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting. The large bar seems to offer quite a selection of drinks however neither my wife nor I tried any of their cocktails that evening. What we did try was their Bruschetta appetizers along with their Margarita and Suprema pizzas. The Bruschetta was not a traditional Bruschetta and the first ones they brought me were covered in bacon with not a tomato to be seen. However when I explained that my wife was a vegetarian the server offered to return my appetizer to the kitchen. Even though it was not what i expected it looked so good I told him I would keep them and asked for another order without bacon. The second plate of bruschetta was closer to a more traditional bruschetta in taste and appearance but still not what I usually call a bruschetta. However the basics were there and the app was both delicious and fresh. As far as the pizza, again it was not up to our East coast standards however it was the best pizza we have had in PR as of yet. The crust was decent on both pies and the basil, tomatoes and cheese on the Margarita pizza was fresh and baked perfectly. The Suprema (Supreme) pizza was piled up with Italian susage, bacon and ham. There was also some pepperoni and a sprinkling of peppers, broccoli and mushrooms. Overall the thin crust on the small pizza was perfect for the amount of ingredients. The sauce was tasty with the perfect amount of cheese. All the ingredients were fresh and finely chopped making every bite just as good as the last. My wife believed that the Margarita pizza should have had more tomatoes but there was one whole basil leaf and one whole slice of tomato on every one of her pizza slices. However if you enjoy roasted fresh tomatoes as much as she does then you may want to ask for extra tomatoes on your Margarita pizza. Overall we had two soft drinks, two bruschetta appetizers (which brought 5 pieces with each order). One medium Margarita pizza and one small Suprema pizza all for just under $34 dollars. The food was delicious, the environment clean and cozy and the service attentive. We were also able to bring home plenty of leftovers for later and all without putting a dent in our wallet. If it wasn't for the lack of a view I would have given this place 5 stars. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking to try some different type of fare. However their menu and specials boast a nice mix of both typical Puerto Rican and Italian food. They also have a good selection of burgers, sandwiches and appetizers to enjoy with some nice spirits from the bar. We will definitely be revisiting the Hot Bites Bar and Grill especially since my wife loves the place as well, since they offer a decent selection of dishes that they can make vegetarian for her. So if you are from out of town and visiting or entertaining guest who are just not into the typical Puerto Rican diet. Are looking to try something new or have a bunch of people that just can't agree on what to eat. Give Hot Bite a try, it has something for everyone in my opinion and it won't break the bank.

Place been closed for over 2 years. Wondering why is still being shown here. This app needs to be…read moreupdated more timely. It can get confusing for people from out of town.

The food was delicious!!! We had an appetizer tray and I could not believe how good it was. Also,…read moretheir sangria was the best I have had!!!!

First service in Puerto Rico is slow. Plus everything here is made to order. Chill out it's a…read moresocial thing That's how it is. Ignore the one star reviews. There's a reason this place has 1200+ five star reviews on Google. Best steak mofongo! i had it with mushroom sauce and it was amazing. The garlic bread they give you when you first arrive is very yummy. Delicious spaghetti, pizza, etc. Would go there again. Locals love this place. Son had alfredo, we tried sweet plantains and more. Service was friendly and a meal for four was about $100... this meal would be $300 in northern California.

Stopped by on our walk around downtown. This is during Covid so a lot of the places seemed closed…read moreso it was a pleasant find. It was conveniently Happy Hour so took advantage of the $3 mojitos. I also ordered a calzone. The drinks were great food was also above average. Service was also good. Only reason I don't give it a 5 is because the prices seemed a bit high for the quality (again food and drinks were good, just not spectacular for the price).

A chill place for tapas & pizza & lounging. Well-curated wine list, inventive cocktail list, and a…read morefew PR microbrews. Pizzas will feed 2 people easily. The food has Spanish, Italian, PR and Nuyorcian influences. Loved the playlist which went from indie pop & rap to Cuban music. Service was excellent.

Best sandwiches in Ponce, and Ponce had the best sandwiches on the entire island..... definitely…read morestop by. They have eat in options, but we usually pick it up a meat it elsewhere. The sandwiches are pretty messy so it would be best to eat outside of the car lol. But we have done it, so no judgement. Get a tripleta, pastrami, or carrucho (conch) sandwich, with EVERYTHING on it. Thank me later.

Sandwiches were okay, but weird. I got the medianoche - the pork was good but it had lettuce tomato…read moreand Mayo ketchup on it which I wasn't expecting. The menu has no ingredients listed. It made the sandwich weirdly sweet. My husband got the pastrami, it didn't taste like pastrami. Maybe we just ordered poorly? Service was fast and efficient.