Super cute dessert spot! There were so many options to choose from, and everything looked so…read moretempting. Definitely a great place to stop by if you have a sweet tooth!

I don't normally leave reviews, but it was so so bad I need people to heed my warning and not let…read morethis place rob you of what a good breakfast bakery in Puerto Rico can be. The good thing first- the line goes through fairly quickly considering how busy they were the day I was there, Sunday July 19, 2026, and parking was plentiful. Service was fine, cleanliness was good. The bad. Way overpriced for this region. There are plenty of bakeries in Puerto Rico offering the same things at half the price. The worst. The food quality sucked. Jugo de China Natural usually means squeezed to order. It was squeezed ahead of time and served with ice without being asked. Fresh squeezed orange juice is best served room temp. A good one will still be a little foamy on the top with very low acidity Ham and Cheese on Mayorca Bread- a staple of PR breakfast. Traditionally served pressed with a little powdered sugar on top that caramelizes a little because of the pressing. This one had a ton of floury tasting powdered sugar on the top and bottom of the top and inside the top and bottom of the bread, not normal at all. And for whatever reason, mine was served with the insides of the bread out side but I saw others that weren't served that way. So strange. And the ham was oddly pale. Also, no knives or forks to be found, so the extra sugar was extra confusing Quesitos- I ordered 4 to take out. I should not have. They went straight to the trash. The dough was severely under baked and soggy yet the filling was dry and crumbly without barely any sugar on top to offset the cream cheese. Arroz con Dulce- overly sweet and watery. Also went straight to the trash. Should be a little thicker from the starch of the rice combining with the sweet milk as it cooks. It tasted like they cooked the rice separately and then added cinnamon, evaporated milk and a ton of sugar without heating it. Not even a hint of vanilla to be found. For $44 dollars before tip. It was straight disrespectful to tourists and locals alike. I hope they improve because there is nothing worst than a popular spot resting on the laurels of a good location PS- The Habichuelas Escabeche were good.

a bit pricey but well worth it for this beautiful birthday cake. we ordered a carrot cake, which…read morewas dense, choc-full of raisins and carrot. No complaints, just a heavy dessert. there are two locations, one bakery, one restaurant which mixed me up initially. service was quick, you can call in to order. there's ample seating if you decide to indulge in the restaurant.

We walked over here on a Wednesday morning as they open, we did not have a pre-order. They were…read morekind enough to let us pre-order something right then and there for birthday that we had for that Very same night. We got the Torta de Chocolate Francesa cake and Alfajores con Dulce de Leche which were Buttery pecan shortbread stuffed with home-made dulce de leche. I suggest you enjoy them warm with coffee. This is a location that you have to pre-order everything online that is specialty for pick up. There is no sit down room here, This is everything to go. They do have two of the locations that are sit down for brunch, lunch and dinner. They do sell coffee and pre-sliced cake here . The cake was delicious and phenomenal and the cookies did not last at all. Wish we're able to try through everything. Thank you again for our last-minute accommodation.

I guess Mallorca is a traditional sweet bread with powdered sugar on top. Our funny waiter who…read morespeaks lightning fast Spanish but also does pretty well with English gave us samples of Mallorca. We ordered more with bacon, egg, cheese, and some with ham and cheese. They were serving lunch so we tried the Pernïl and rice and beans. We also got a salmon plate and a chicken cacciatore cooked in Spanish rice. The restaurant is old and very unassuming, but it doesn't stop the crowds of people to come and visit and see old San Juan history which this building has to be part of. It's not glamorous but you feel like you transported back into the very early years of Old San Juan when maybe it was still just San Juan.

We came for lunch around 11:30 am. We had just managed to beat out a lunch crowd. It's a hole in…read morethe wall with no frills, but good food. Staff were very friendly. We tried the Mallorca with ham and Swiss cheese. It's basically a ham and cheese sandwich with powdered sugar on top. It was good! We also had a few lunch dishes. I ordered the Chicken Breast a Milanese (it's basically Chicken Parm). It was good. My husband ordered the rice with squid. I actually enjoyed this dish a lot. I'd come back again for a quick lunch.

This place is a one stop shop for anything that you might need at any time. They are open 24 hours…read morea day which is very convenient if you're looking for food late at night. This place is not just a bakery, they have sandwiches, pastries and hot food available for lunch. I ordered a ham and cheese sandwich, the bread was delicious! We came here multiple times and my friends really enjoyed the coffee. I got a guava pastry that was flaky and delicious! This place also has slot machines and a full bar. You can come in and gamble away your money, have several drinks to get over losing your money. Follow that with coffee to wake you up and a delicious breakfast! This place really has it all and do it all over again since it's 24 hour!

Llegué aquí xk el café de Puerto Rico me ha decepcionado y oí cosas buenas de esta cadena. Compré…read moreun café con leche y empanada de jamón y queso pa desayunar y fueron ricos. Recomiendo este lugar a toda gente k quiere un café bueno. Además el interior es muy gracioso. Hay juegos de casino contra un lado aunque es una panadería.

Local coffee roaster tucked into a beautiful old San Juan building -- high ceilings, exposed wood…read morebeams, and an arched menu board that gives the whole space a warm, artisanal feel without trying too hard. Grabbed an iced latte and an iced tea to go: the latte was smooth and well-balanced, not over-roasted like a lot of tourist-zone coffee shops nearby, and the iced tea was refreshing after walking the cobblestone streets. The menu keeps it simple -- espresso drinks, paninis (Cuatro Sombras, Yauco, Viejo San Juan), open toast with avocado & egg or salmon, and a solid breakfast lineup with guava butter toast and dulce de papaya oatmeal that lean into the Puerto Rican flavor profile. Loved seeing local sodas and juices in the fridge case alongside the usual water and La Croix. Staff moved efficiently even with a small crowd at the counter. Good spot to duck into for a quality coffee break in Old San Juan -- feels like a real local roaster rather than a chain, and the space itself is worth a look even if you're just passing through.

Stopped by this cafe after reading it was a stop on a local food tour. Per the food tour reviews,…read morewe had to try the croissant with ham and cheese and guava butter which did not disappoint! The cafe itself is small but we were able to find seating anyways. Service was somewhat confusing... you have to order at the counter and then wait for them to call your name. They called our names a couple times but were not ready each time leading to our confusion. We ordered a latte and the croissant and both were delicious! Would definitely come back for this croissant!

Stopped in for breakfast today. The staff were friendly. The restaurant was clean. The food was…read morestrictly average.

Stopped by Sabao by Los Cidrines and really enjoyed the food. I had the Cuban sandwich and the…read morecheese bread -- both were very good, flavorful, and satisfying. Just a heads up: the sandwiches are on the heavier side, which isn't a bad thing, but the takeout bags aren't built for it. They put mine and my friend's sandwich in the same flimsy bag, and it ripped as we were walking out. Great food, but they could definitely upgrade their packaging. Would still come back!

Nice coffee shop. I had a large cappuccino and a cortadito that tasted just like it should. The…read morescrambled eggs and veggies lacked veggies and were a little overcooked. Locals kinda place that welcomes tourists just like locals. Very friendly and helpful staff! Average prices. Lots to choose from. Very clean.

Ok. Great drinks. Local. Fast a d efficient service. Worth the walk in the heat. Outdoor seating…read moreon corner has breeze. Inside seating has air-conditioning. Warnong: Staff first language is Spanish. English is good. But they ate a little short with tourists asking too many questions.

Panadería España -- Food That Feels Like Home…read more This place was absolutely beautiful and honestly overwhelming in the best possible way. I don't even know how else to describe it. From the pastries, ceviche, sandwiches, soups, and coffee -- everything looked incredible, and I genuinely did not know what to order. I ended up ordering almost one of every pastry. The man helping me was so kind and patient, probably thinking "this tourist is ordering the whole bakery," lol. I explained that we were on our way to El Yunque, and he even recommended items that would hold up well in the car for a few hours, which I really appreciated. Then we ordered sandwiches and coffee -- a pastrami and a Cuban. Let me say this clearly: I LOVE a Cuban sandwich, and this was hands down the best Cuban sandwich I have ever eaten. Perfectly pressed, flavorful, fresh, and absolutely unforgettable. The coffee was delicious, fresh, and hot. We loved it so much that we went back again the next day for empanadas, pork soup, and chicken soup. Both soups were amazing, but the chicken soup was my favorite. It came with a few pieces of bread, and honestly... we need to talk about this bread for a second. It was light and crispy on the outside, soft and almost cloud-like on the inside, and the flavor was unbelievable. The hint of butter and garlic added such a perfect touch. And that chicken soup? It tasted like something straight out of someone's grandmother's kitchen -- comforting, homemade, and full of flavor. It felt like home in a bowl. Oh, and yes... I got another Cuban sandwich. If you are visiting Puerto Rico, Panadería España is a MUST. Come hungry because you are going to want everything.

Authentic Spaniard Bakery . If you would like Spaniard food, you crave "jamón Serrano", manchego…read morecheese, a great Spaniard potato omelette or a real Mallorca, if you're in Puerto Rico this the spot. The service is friendly and cordial. The bread is unique, a most have or take with you. There is no table service but the tables are kept cleaned. The place is always busy but you will find a table. The menu includes a bakery, sandwiches and food sections. There is parking and valet. PE has great vibes. Most of the employees are Spaniard and ready to help you navigate the menu and answer your questions.

Just obsessed with the food, drinks and service!! Always make this a stop when I'm in San Juan! The…read moregrilled cheese, the frozen hot chocolate, the churasco with oriental rice! DELICIOSO! I wish it were bigger but would probably lose its charm if they moved. It's a bit of wait, but always clean and the vibes are awesome! There's an art gallery upstairs with some bad a$$ art!

Definitely recommend this place in San Juan, PR. What attracted us was the chocolate covered glass…read moreold fashion drink on the reviews. This business has been around since 1929! The chocolate art and the way they incorporate their name into their menu and cocktails is unique and creative. Service was good and the whole interior has a fun pop of yellow and they sell a lot of souvenirs. The only con was our food took a while to arrive, the protein in the Puerto Rican bowl was cold. The rest of food and drinks were great. What we ordered: Food: Puerto Rican bowl Choco-burger Mallorca iberica Drinks: Double espresso Choco-martini Chocolate old fashion drink

The best tripleta in San Juan! So good we came back again during our trip. It's huge too and very…read morefairly priced. The croquettes are also great, and the soft bread is amazing. Friendly service and helpful with translating. It's definitely a casual place and note that parking can be tough.

A locals spot, but not worth the visit. We had much better…read morepan through out the island, but food was better elsewhere with kinder locals. This is not a friendly spot to be a gringo at. Located a few doors down from where the address will direct your GPS to, it's easiest to spot by the bright awning. Limited parking is outside, as is the story with most spots in PR. The menu is in Spanish, which is easily translated through Google translate. The cashier spoke no English, and seemed frustrated by our novice Spanish. I ordered a Cubano and my husband ordered a medianoche. The bread was thicker than we had seen on our weeklong trip thus far, and significantly oilier. We didn't prefer it to what we had elsewhere. The flavors were fine, but not great- ultimately not worth the awkward visit.