Blac Flamingo is always never disappoints. Ate here twice over MLK weekend. Had the avocado toast…read moreone day and real fast tacos the other. The avocado toast is a classic. This was the first time I saw the tacos on the menu. They have some fixed items and some rotating items. The tacos were good. The order comes with two tacos.

Breakfast options in Culebra are limited, but this little gem is a must-visit! The café is located…read moredownstairs from an Airbnb. The barista was fantastic, taking the time to craft our drinks with care. However, if you're in a rush, this may not be the spot for you--there's only one cashier, one barista, and a small kitchen team of about two or three chefs. But honestly, that's part of the charm--you're here to relax and unwind. The main dining area is outdoors, so getting there early is best if you want to avoid sitting in direct sunlight, though there is some partial shade. I ordered the vanilla chai latte, while my husband had the iced vanilla cold brew--both were delicious. The avocado toast was excellent, packed with fresh ingredients and great flavor. It is on the pricier side--our two drinks and two entrées came to about $65 with tip--but given the chic, laid-back vibe, it's worth it. Highly recommend if you're looking for a relaxed, high-quality breakfast spot in Culebra!

Popped by prior to leaving the island. Wish I came here earlier. Great coffee, good selection of…read moretea. Friendly atmosphere and service.

Coffee was a major let down. I couldn't even get through half of the drink. Definitely the worst…read morecoffee I've had in PR. Blueberry cake was edible. Very disappointed.

Stopped in for a quick bite before catching the ferry out of culebra. You don't have many choices…read morewhen it comes to early morning food but we enjoyed Pandeli. The interior is spacious with lots of scattered tables. There was a long line and no tables when we came for breakfast. The workers are fast and gave us helpful recommendations. The sandwiches were all very good. The ham tastes more like Oscar Meyer bologna but I didn't mind. We also enjoyed our iced coffees. There is also bathroom in the back but you need to be a paying customer and ask them for the key to use it. I recommend any of the pastries in their display case! We tried a couple and all of them were amazing. Definitely worth trying out some of their food if you're in the area!

Super nice owner. We just got Kambucha here. It was really good. Highly recommend this cute small…read morespot!

My wife and I came here once probably about 10 years ago. But we only had a drink before our ferry…read moreleft. I least wanted to return to try the food. Finally got the chance this past weekend. Sometimes when you build an anticipation for something long the experience ends up disappointing. I'm happy that wasn't the case here. My expectations were met and more. The fish tacos were excellent. The Mahi Mahi was fresh. I wouldn't be surprised if it was caught that morning. And the tortillas tasted like they were made in house, not store bought. My wife's carnitas bowl an son's carne asada tacos were also phenomenal. I was considering a beer but decided to go with a margarita instead. The waitress suggested the watermelon margarita for a lighter refreshing taste. I went with it and she was right, refreshing m, light but with a slight punch. Went down smooth. I'd like to try the regular margarita next time. Service was friendly and the food came out quick despite it being packed the day before Thanksgiving. Ambaince is fun. Great place to hang out but also family friendly. Definitely don't skip this spot when in Culebra.

I highly recommend the carnitas bowl. It's delicious and filling. It's big enough to share with…read moresomebody else. I also recommend the orange flan. I've never had an orange flan before, but the waitress recommended it. This was probably the best thing we had. Margaritas are also very good.

Hours are only til 11 am. There is a sign on the outside that says. "If you are in a rush this is…read morenot the place for you". It appears that most of the food is fresh. But it did lack flavor. The selection was also very limited. The seating is only outdoor as well.

The location and views are simply amazing. The service fantastic from…read moreStart to finish. Out tropical cocktails yummy and all the dishes we tried fantastic. Cannot wait to return to this open air, bayside restaurant and feel the balmy breezes on my sunburn.

We went on a Wednesday night to have dinner. Our server had tables and the bar so she couldn't…read morecheck in very often. There was some wait for the food and she never came back to ask if we wanted another drink. When the food came out both fish filets were overcooked, seasoned well but chewy. The sides were okay. The environment is what makes this place. It was fun to watch the fish and feed them.

Always stop here to eat the fantastic pizza and say hello to Ed! Coffee and a baked treat or…read moresweetie.. Airport has AC too!

Good luck getting service if you're not white or Puerto Rican…read more I lined up to get a coffee. I was blown off and he took the order of a white family behind me, then told me he'd get back to me in two minutes. He then spent the rest of the time bullshitting with the airport employees and never made my coffee.

In all the years I've visited Culebra, this is the first time I've eaten at La Pista. Across the…read morestreet from the airport, it offers simple, but solid and affordable breakfast. I had the scrambled eggs with ham and veggies with a side of buttered toast. Excellent. They open at 6am on weekdays only. Closed weekends. They also serve lunch, but I have yet to try it. They close around 1-1:30pm. They have private parking, in case you are renting a vehicle.

It's a small nice diner on the north side of the town area. The owners were very nice. It's kind of…read more"cafeteria style" where the main dishes are premade and you can craft your own plate using the menu options. Very reasonably priced with decent portions. We got the muslo and the chuletas. The food tasted like good home cooking to me. There aren't a lot of restaurants on the island but this one definitely has a lot of heart. Maybe a 20-30 minute walk from the dock so you might have to flag down a taxi to take you to where you need to go.

As of April 2021, Culebra restaurants were still mostly shut down for indoor dining (some not open…read moreat all). Our group was pretty desperate for some lunch so we were relieved to see that Tiki's Grill was open, though for takeout only. They have a menu on the door with names of the dishes only. When asked about prices, the waitress only said that dishes were "mostly over $10" and that add ons were "a couple dollars." It was a bit annoying but we were hungry and willing to pay. It turned out that each dish was about $11 to $12 and add-ons like sweet plantains were about $1. We waited a really long time but I didn't mind too much since it seemed like each dish was being freshly made/fried. I personally got a fried fish taco bowl. The fried fish was pretty good. It seemed fresh and was covered in an avocado/guacamole sauce. The base ingredients were average (just some lettuce and tomato). Overall Tiki's Grill got the job done. Just be aware that things on Culebra work on island time, even more so than the main island. Also we didn't come to Culebra for the cuisine after all so I wasn't too bothered.

The waitress was incredibly rude to us, answering our questions about the price of the food (not on…read morethe menu) and what is in the food (also not on the menu). She refused to answer our question about how much the food costs. She also told us it would be ready in 20 minutes and when we went back in 20 she was like well it's fresh fish to be fried come back in a couple minutes, but it ended up being an hour long wait. The fish was also incredibly salty and the taco bowls only had lettuce and tomatoes in it. Would not recommend.

Some of the best lechon I've ever had! Juicy on the inside with crispy, crackling skin -YUM!! Try…read moreto get here early as they sell out pretty quickly, because it's that good! The woman running the truck was very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience perfect!

Talk about the real deal! Last time we came to Culebra (2021) this place was closed along with many…read moreother restaurants. So happy to see this little island getting some normalcy back. Their food is authentic and delicious. A must if you are in the neighborhood and they do happen to be open. Pro tip: Go early lunch and get Lechon, arroz con gandules, a pastel (when available). They are open until sold out which may be sold out after lunch. Go around 11am if you want to be sure you get to try it.