The most authentic spot for Puerto Rican food that's affordable!…read more Kind of in the middle of nowhere and the seating is outside but has tents. Was moderately challenging to call a Lyft. Anyways. The food is FIRE. ALCAPURRIAs were amazing and the chicken skewers had a delicious tangy flavor with tons of meat. Good service, spoke decent English, and took Apple Pay. Got coconut water too but it was a bit old.. carbonated. I would 10/10 reccomend going. Lots of fried food tho

This is a must stop. Dulce whips up those alcapurrias fresh to order and everything here is also…read moremade to order. You get your food hot and fresh here. It's worth it to stop by. The juice is also great. No alcoholic beverages are served here. The frituras, pinchos & piononos are the highlight.

The food was delicious and the pina colada was made right in front of me! The face me the pineapple…read morefrom inside and it was amazing! No tongue burn! The pastries were flavorful but I didn't catch them fresh so they were a bit stale but still so good! The bacalaito was stale but yummy!

Piñones is the area that surrounds the PR-187 from Carolina to Loíza -- a sandy road that is…read morereplete with restaurants and chinchorros, Everything's cooked over a fogón where coconut shells burn steadily. you can find a dozen restaurants like these along the PR-187 route. Some are very good with a nice ambiance-view, some are reminding how locals prefer to eat. this is one of them. its good for couple of fritanga, Alcapurrias, Bacalaito and Empanadas. I would definitely recommend to try their fritters which they keep in the showcase (not sure why so many lights hanging on top of them like some jewelry lol..)

This is one of the best places I've ever eaten at!!! He…read moremakes everything from scratch, amazing seasoning and Piña Coladas are to die for!

Great small local food stand. Owner was awesome and friendly to our group. My brother in law wanted…read morepina colada, but he was out of ice, so the in law went and got some for him. Food was great as was the pina coladas...

Amazing chicken skewars and authentic Puerto Rican food. They also have delicious Jugos a la…read moreventa-juices in different tropical flavors

Little Gem in Puerto Rico! The chicken empanadas and pina colada are delicious! A must try!read more

extra, extra clean food truck, great food, great services, if you are in a bit of a rush and want…read moreto eat good and quick this is the place it's a must try.

I had heard that this chain of mostly food trucks was well known for their tripletas so I made it…read moremy first meal when I arrived to the island. I thought it was so yummy and such a solid price, although it's a food truck so you have to eat it to go. I loved the potato sticks and I really could have one right now. They take cash and card.

Best mixed meat, mayo ketchup and potato sticks sandwich on Puerto Rican French style bread. Messy…read moreto eat but so yummy!

Our first time trying a tripleta…read more What can I say... we heard Tico's was good and boy were we happy with trying both the tripleta AND the fries at Tico Tripleta. We didn't realize the portions were sooo big. They are generous with the serving size. The food was delicious!!!

This sandwich blew my mind. It has climbed my mount rushmore of sandwiches. It's definitely top 5…read more It's very flavorful with every bite. I was full after eating one half but it was so good, i vacuumed the rest of it. Great service overall, it was right by the water. We sat down and it enjoyed it late into the night with some Mojitos we got from a bar close by. a vibe. Get one of these if you are in the area!

I loved the family who runs the food stand!!!! The drinks are Great! The food is amazing. The…read moreprices are better than any other place and the vibe is wonderful. Definitely a place to visit while at the beach

Great food. Made a pit stop after the beach and it was amazing. Alcapurias, rellenos de papa, and…read morethe pinchos were amazing.

This was a great random stop. We wanted to grab a bite to eat after hiking at El Yunque on our way…read moreback to Ponce. This was a super random stop and we didn't really expect much out of it, but ended up utterly and pleasantly surprised by how fantastic the food was here. This is a simple food stand with outdoor seating that sits out front of a husband and wife's property. There is some room just inside the gate too to park your car. The wife was really friendly and is the one that cooked up our food for us. I got the chicharrones de cerdo (pork belly), which was served with name and other starches, along with macaroni salad. The macaroni salad wasn't anything special, but everything else was absolutely superb. We had already eaten a lot of starches while in Puerto Rico and had been dying for some ketchup to douse it all in up to this point. The lady at La Parada cooked up the starches in a delicious way that didn't have me desiring for a condiment - it was delicious. The pork belly was also excellent. It's definitely not a health food, but is more than worth the calorie splurge. My husband got the guanimes with bacalao. The guanimes, a sort of corn concoction, were really good. The bacalao (shredded fish) was also pretty darn good. We tried out Mavi for the first time ever as well, which is a sweet fermented drink. Worth a shot at least once in your life. Of all the food we had during our week in Puerto Rico, this place is definitely a stand out. Do yourself a favor and give it a try.