The restaurant was clean and had a great view of the harbor and boats…read more We ordered the sirloin steak dinner plus the All you can eat salad bar. It was a large salad bar many items and entrees to choose from. I would NOT RECOMMEND ordering The Steaks because they were very tough and chewy.

First review in close to 20 years but this abysmal dump was so awful I felt compelled to literally…read moreredownload this app to warn others about this place. We were dragged here by family who live in San Juan because it's "kid friendly" and on the marina. The view of the marina was, I'll admit, spectacular- but the view from the bridge is the same and you don't risk contracting a serious disease like you do at sizzler. The view is the 1 star on this review. Where to start? Well, the buffet for adults is $18 off the rip. The place is. Absolutely. Completely. Unbelievably FILTHY. Wet floors. Dirty utensils. Sticky tables. Filthy "sneeze guards." The bathrooms- listen I've spent time in a literal JAIL with a cleaner place to relieve myself. On top of that- there are bugs (both flying and crawling) throughout this hell hole. The food was what may be described as "summer camp run by sadists with a mission statement to cause the spread of food borne illnesses and a non-zero chance at death." Food left for hours (days?) under the lamps so that everything that didn't look like diarrhea covered in vomit simply looked like various kinds of roadkill jerky. Anything that was in a mostly liquid state of matter had a tough skin over it from the "gravy" to what I believe was supposed to be broccoli cheese soup but bore a concerning resemblance to stadium nacho cheese that had been left on the sidewalk for a week or two. The salad bar items, "desserts" and "hot foods" were all the same temperature- somewhere between room temp and Petri dish incubator. I'm frankly shocked that this place is able to operate and hasn't been shut down. The only bright spot is I think I made a new friend or two- I think I have a tape worm.

Fantastic smoothies and Puerto Rican cuisine!…read more My friends and I stopped by Atabey for lunch and there was no wait for a table. The space is small, but nicely renovated! The menu is expansive and has lots of vegetarian and vegan options. I got the Keep Calm Colada smoothie, which was so refreshing and perfectly sweet! We started with the Vegan Sampler and it was delicious! The hummus was super fresh. For my main, I ordered the Classic Mofongo with garlic cream and a black bean patty. You could tell that everything was made in house. It was unbelievably flavorful and very filling. Highly recommend!

We stopped in for brunch and we're not disappointed. I had the cheese burger which was huge and…read moreperfectly cooked. My girlfriend had the baguette which she absolutely loved and my grandson had the cauliflower flat bread. Every dish was very good. The only negative is that they are a bit slow in serving their food. It seems like they may need some extra help. But overall it was very good. The restaurant is small but well decorated, a cool vibe. They also have outdoor dining with a few tables. A really cool spot!!

I recommend this place! Jose was so nice! He got everything we needed and he was very polite. Thank…read moreyou Jose for the experience!!!

loved the service that our server jose gave us ! definitely will come back very attentive to our…read moretable

I went on a Saturday night at about 8:45. There was a brief wait since I had a large group but the…read moreline moved pretty fast. The food was good! Nothing that I tried was bad. It was interesting that all of the burger toppings are brought to you separate from the burger so you can add whatever you want. It was also interesting that the patty came in the form of a meat ball instead of a flat patty. The service was a bit slow but they were busy. I got seated at about 9:05, was provided the menu at 9:15, placed my order at 9:25, and all of the food came at 10. I would recommend getting drinks and appetizers since the burgers and sides are made as ordered so it can take a while. There is parking available in a small lot as well as on the street.

Memorial Day or 4th of July picnic vibes. Service was fast, there is always somone working the…read moregrill and food is ready to go. Food is as you'd expect at a picnic at someone's house you'd never been. You eat one and it does the job. You're there for the party, nothing more. It's a category of its own and cannot be compared to other burger joints.

hidden gem in SJ! the empanada flavors change daily. went the first day on our trip and got ham and…read morecheese - sooo good. went back the last day on our trip and got one of each flavor haha. pizza, sausage, spinach and cheese, pulled pork. ambiance is dive bar, super chill. service is great. skinny margarita is yum. this place is really cool

The empanadas were delicious. You can't be sure about what they have prior to visiting because the…read moreoptions seem to change daily. Small place, lots of character, friendly and attentive staff, and quick service. I Had a perfect pina colada here.

Killer pizza in an old school Puerto Rican spot. Kids loved…read morethe pizza. Wife smashed a sangria. I enjoyed a couple local beers.

It was well worth the wait!!!…read more My son wanted pizza and my wife and I wanted to walk around Old San Juan. This was the most popular pizza spot with the highest reviews. A brief aside: If you're driving here, expect a mess. Coming from SoCal, we make forays into DTLA and deal with similar stresses -- one way streets everywhere, dense traffic, extremely limited parking, pedestrians everywhere (many intoxicated and stumbling into traffic), potholes/construction, police closing lanes without reason, and stray cats running through the streets. Ubering here may be worthwhile! We had a 45 min wait, likely exacerbated by Spring break in PR. We used our free time to walk Calle de la Fortaleza -- very beautiful. They called my cell phone when the table was ready (don't forget to turn off your Spam blocker!). The interior is very unique and the place was buzzing. Service was slow, even by PR standards, and our waitress was the worst in the restaurant. She said little, brought us bottled water when we asked for tap, and never came back to check on us. We flagged other waiters for other incidentals like napkins and for our bill. The garlic knots and pizza were great. The pepperoni pizza was 10/10, with a fluffy crust but crispy otherwise. The Margherita pizza was average -- the tomato was sliced too thick and undercooked and the dough was soggy. In spite of some hiccups, the place was really good and I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt that a second trip would be better -- other tables had good service and the other waiters were very helpful. I'm still not sure if we were give bottled water because we were gringo tourists and they figured they'd up charge us or if it was an honest mistake.

The food was delicious. The staff was 100% amazing. They just made the entire experience perfect…read more My cousin and I sat at the bar and talked to the bartender and the server. It looked like they were having fun at work and they made our experience very enjoyable and entertaining. I learned that the bartender sings opera so definitely ask him about that lol! An absolute must visit next time in Puerto Rico! Decorations, lights, music - perfection.

Awesome spot; so glad we wondered in. Low key, great views, fantastic service and the food (tapas)…read moreand dranks were awesome! Must do spot for a low key and relaxing snack and drink while in the heart of San Juan.

Great burger - a single is plenty big. Served hot with grilled onions and a fresh bun. Would pass…read moreon the fries - mediocre at best. They have Diet Coke. Restaurant has 3 smaller tables, window bar top seating (12 total seats) , and a large community picnic style table that could hold 12- 16 people plus outdoor tables. Service is efficient not overly friendly but seems to be the way of the area.

Honestly this place has the best sweet potato fries. I got their plain chicken sandwich which was…read moreperfect. As someone who is very picky, this place catered perfectly to my needs. The food was awsome and the service was fast and the people working were nice. The vibe was great, they have a great amount of seating and it was very chill. As a tourist this was a great place to find. I will be giving this 5 stars!

Many restaurants were closed for Good Friday, but Los Pinos Cafe is open "24/7," and they held true…read moreto their outdoor signage! The restaurant is located in the cute Miramar area -- also home to my favorite coffee shop, Gustos! Finding parking on Ave. Juan Ponce de León is not easy, but there are many side streets that had open parking spots. The restaurant was busy the whole time we were there, but there always seemed to be an open table. Our waiter was excellent and all the waiters we saw were bilingual. The garlic bread was ok -- tasted like garlic powder on a fluffy, lighted toasted sourdough. I had the "regular" grilled pork chops and they were the best pork chops I've ever eaten. The taste of the grill was so good and the chops were still pretty moist. My wife and kids had the churrasco skirt streak. My son said the steak at Bebo's was better, but I the steak at Los Pinos was super tender and buttery. The mofongo was so bland we didn't eat it and the amarillos (sweet plantains) were dry and lacked any caramelization on the exterior. French fries were good. As a bonus, I finally got my tres leches and it was good. I've never seen a cake oozing so much "milk" from the top of the cake when it was cut. Overall, a solid place, but Bebo's gets the win for our favorite Puerto Rican food. Regardless, I would easily return here for a meal.

This was no better than a 3-star place for me, but my friend loved his seafood soup enough to earn…read morea promotion. This is right next to another 24-hour restaurant which I also visited, and which is visibly less popular. The air conditioning wasn't working this entire evening, and for most of our visit the power was out. I do realize that's more of a Puerto Rico thing than anything related to this restaurant though, and they were able to keep the food coming (albeit very slowly). My food was a very average pasta of the sort that I could get at a small town restaurant anywhere else in the US. But my friend who is NOT easy to please, absolutely loved that seafood soup. If good seafood soup is a draw for you, you probably should come here and get that. I should also mention that the servers were appropriately contrite about the lack of A/C and power and the overall slowness. Although, as with blackouts, I think servers being genuinely nice is a Puerto Rico thing. Also I thought I remembered seeing it was 24-hours, but maybe it's more like almost-24? Check and make sure maybe.

The service is EXCELLENT!!! The food matches! The French toast will leave wanting more, but will…read morefill you up! And the taste is just sooo good! Our servers were so nice (Mie-Ling, Mechelle & Kiara)!!! Always treat you Servers with respect and kindness!! We even took a pic with them! The ocean view was amazing!!!

Service was a bit slow but the environs are amazing with a fantastic view of the oceam. I ordered…read morethe arugula salad with the Spanish octopus and was quite pleased. Staff was very friendly. Would definitely return. Pricy but consider the area and environment.