This cafe was my vegan lunch dream in Puerto Rico that came true. The restaurant is covered in…read morebeautiful vines and has an outdoor patio with a koi fish pond. Indoors was also quite spacious, but I chose to enjoy the weather outdoors. I was instantly attended to and well taken care of by the staff. My food came out in a reasonable time as well, even at lunch hour. I enjoyed the vegan Cubano sandwich which was SO extraordinary but not overbearing in taste, also quite filling and large pin portion. I could have taken the second half home to be honest but just scarfed it down. I enjoyed the charcoal lemonade (my first time ever having this, it was perfect) and choc chip banana bread for desert. If I could give this place 10 stars I would, and I think they should open up a 2nd location. This is the best vegan restaurant in Puerto Rico.

¡El mejor desayuno de PFKNR! Aquí en Berlingeri Cocina Artesanal. Me encantaron los Waffles y a…read moreAnnette le fascinó la Quesadilla Tienen desayuno de miércoles a sábado Nos vamos agradecidos a esta hermosa familia que mantiene este templo alimenticio por los pasados 12 años. ¡Celebrémoslos auspiciándolos!

This is my favorite restaurant all over the world! They cook with so much care, and Farm to Table…read more I had a great "Pana Escabeche" breadfruit escabeche that was amazing and very well balanced with the Quinoa with black lentils. On the drink side we enjoyed the Mango Lassi and a sweet horchata. We love it!

This place is a complety unexpected gem in Utuado. The food is healthy and delicious. Acai bowls…read moreare excellent and you can't go wrong with the plate of the day. Denise manages to put a healthy twist on traditional Puerto Rican food - no easy feat. We are in ángeles several times a year and make a point to stop here at least once on each trip.

This is a really amazing place for chilling, great healthy food, and delicious coffee. Most locals…read moreprobably don't even know about this awesome little spot. If you are a tourist in Puerto Rico, definitely stop by for a secret hideout style coffee shop. You will not be disappointed. Great vibes!

Great tasting local coffee. Friendly owner and staff. If you are in Guayama and love coffee, this…read moreis the place to come. You will also find delicious food with vegetarian/vegan options. Great decoration and ambience. Un café delicioso que viene directamente de Puerto Rico. La dueña es muy amigable con un equipo servicial. Si estás en Guayama y te gusta tomar café, este es el lugar para venir. También encontrarás comida deliciosa con opciones vegetarianas y veganas. Un ambiente y decoración agradable.

Gratis servicio, gratis vegan food. Relax ambiance…read more The pizza dough is madera without sugar and oíl. Ask for chimichurri sauce on your veggies.

I can be quite the food critic at times and let me tell ya, this place was nothing less than…read moreamazing. We stayed at the condos a couple minutes away so we decided to give them a shot based on the good reviews. Our waitress gave us all the best suggestions on the menu. I ordered the monfongo y camerones (shrimp) with the cilantro sauce. It was so good i almost ordered it twice just to take the second order home. I would highly recommend this restaurant if you want some amazing Puerto Rican food.

I normally don't write long reviews, but this experience needed to be shared. My partner and I…read moretraveled from New York to Puerto Rico to visit his family for Thanksgiving week, and we decided to take his parents, siblings, and nephew out for a nice pre-Thanksgiving dinner. We saw Kalizo , thought it looked upscale and promising, and chose it for what was supposed to be a special family night. Instead, it turned into one of the worst dining experiences we've ever had. From the moment we arrived, the service was disrespectful and careless. We were a party of six, and the host simply pointed to a section and told us to "sit over there" -- no greeting, no walk-through. He dropped the menus on the table and walked away. We sat for over 20 minutes with no one approaching us for drinks or orders. We had to stop multiple staff members just to ask, "Can we please get a waiter?" Each time we were told someone was coming, but no one did. When the waiter finally showed up, he acted rushed, uninterested, and dismissive. He kept telling us that several items we wanted were "not available," rushing us to pick something else. I ended up ordering something quick because I honestly didn't know if he'd ever come back. Meanwhile, there were only about three other tables occupied, and we noticed something very uncomfortable: The English-speaking white customers were getting A1 treatment -- constant refills, servers checking in on them, drinks delivered correctly, food synchronized -- everything. Our table, where we were mostly speaking Spanish with my partner's family, was basically ignored. Our drinks came out wrong. Refills took three or more requests. Food came out one plate at a time, so half the table was done eating before the rest of us even received our meals. My plate was missing the sides and sauces it came with. I had to physically get up and find someone to ask for them. At one point, after asking three times for a Sprite refill, I just stood up and went straight to someone and said, "Can you please just bring me a Sprite can, a to-go box, and the check?" because I had enough. The food itself? Not good. Definitely not worth the price. And the service? Terrible. A woman who worked there quietly apologized to us and said she saw everything happening, but she couldn't intervene because she wasn't a server. That says enough about the environment. Overall, it felt like we were treated differently simply because they assumed we were locals or because we were speaking Spanish. Meanwhile, the tables of English-speaking tourists got excellent service. What was supposed to be a nice family dinner turned into a frustrating, embarrassing, and disappointing experience. I would not recommend this place, especially if you're expecting fair service or celebrating something special.

La comida es deliciosa. Ingredientes frescos y excelente atención. Las porciones son generosas. No…read moreolviden probar las samosas!

The quality and freshness of the food, presentation and their competitive prices was remarkable. I…read morehighly recommend this vegetarian restaurant.

Came here back in 2023 and I swear I've thought about that lentil wrap ever since... so obviously…read moreit was a non negotiable stop this time around And somehow?? It was even better than I remembered. My boyfriend ordered the berry bueno bowl with coconut oil and honey on top, and I went straight for the lentil wrap again, no hesitation. Every bite was unreal. Fresh, flavorful, and one of those meals you keep thinking about long after it's over. If you're anywhere near El Yunque, this place is a MUST. Not even optional.

We stopped by Degree 18 Juice Bar after spending time at El Yunque, and it was exactly what we…read moreneeded. The atmosphere is super chill with good music and a laid-back, welcoming vibe--perfect for unwinding after a hike. We ordered the Island Time juice along with a ginger shot. The juice tasted incredibly fresh, and the ginger shot definitely packed a punch--in the best way. You could really feel it kick in, giving a nice boost of energy and that post-hike "reset" feeling. If you're looking for fresh juices, a natural pick-me-up, or just a cool place to relax and hang out, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. Great energy, great flavors, and a perfect stop before or after exploring the area.

This place is a blessing in the sky for all those who seek clean eating and healthy lifestyle. A…read moretrue Oasis of fresh and healthy choices to eat in the beautiful city of Cabo Rojo in the southwest area of Puerto Rico. I was eating with some of my friends and the food was simply amazing. No seed oil or processed foods here! Absolutely delicious organic and nutritious simply Whole Foods made the way nature intended it to be for us to enjoy. But not only that, they are prepared deliberately to satisfy the most picky palates. I had the best mango chicken salad ever. My friends had a salmon pizza and a batch of vegan pancakes with bananas and pecans. It looked amazing but it tasted really good. I totally recommend this place as an healthy alternative to the mainstream fast food places and restaurants in general. I give the Green Bowl my maximum rating of five Spoons +

Highly recommend this place as a breakfast spot! The man…read moreworking the register was incredibly nice and patient. He helped us navigate our menu and answered every single one of our questions. The rest of the people working were just as nice. The food itself was great. Every single one of the things we ordered was delicious-especially the açaí bowls. Really great selection of toppings to fit every taste. This location is also very colorful and clean. Definitely a welcoming place. Will be back if I'm ever back in Puerto Rico.

I have to admit, living with a vegan hasn't been easy in the last year after she took it upon…read moreherself to change her entire eating and restrict any living animal content. While vacationing down in the carribean and dealing with limited WiFi and time constraints at each port while our ship was at dock, I made it a priority to at least score on one eatery in her favor. Yes, kudos on Yelp for pulling this one off which actually turned out to be a fun adventure. Let me explain, we had just got done eating at a Chinese restaurant in downtown Charlotte Amalie and for what ever reason after my phone had been on overdrive searching for WiFi and depleting my battery life, I finally got my chance to Yelp LMFAO. Did a search for vegan restaurants and actually found a handful. Sweet Life was the only one to answer and the person who took my call was the owner (Akashaa). I told him our situation and would be arriving via taxi. That must have struck a chord because he literally coached me to walk away from the tourist zone and flag down a cab to save a few bucks and also get away from traffic delays considering, two large cruise ships had flooded the port with travelers including us. In trying to understand his heavy cool accent, it was on once we got a taxi. Another fun fact, our taxi driver was a female driver first day on the job who didn't have a permit to operate in this zone. She was minding her own business trying to turn around and go the opposite way. Comedy, we all shared a laugh because no one really moves fast around here for anyone, it's completely laid back. Locating Sweet Life Café required over the phone navigation between two locals from the island, the dialogue was complete comedy trying to locate this address that literally took us to an alley brick road across town. There was the sign alas with Akashaa waving us down. I looked at Rosario and saw her eyes gleam in pure excitement. Menu, what menu Akashaa said, I tell what the menu is for today. I don't remember exactly what he said but the rasta pasta remained embedded in both our heads and settled. He told us his kitchen is 100% vegan and won't find, anything outside of that criteria. Our rasta pasta consisted of a bed of brown rice, veggie pasta (egg free) tofu, avocado, local seasoning and olive oil in lieu of tomato sauce. He also gave us complimentary Lentil balls coated in a raw flour base in the shape of meatballs. Our experience and stimulating conversation actually slowed down the clock for that duration as we both shared a meal and conversed The restaurant is as generic one can make it, very open air, no air condition, no ice, no WiFi, drinks served at room temperature. We decided to move from the corner table and sit at the counter after we felt comfortable and we're glad we did because that's where we got to know Akashaa better. He walked us to the first street and pointed in a direction with a specific target to make a left and continue walking. Approximately 3 miles back to the port as we jetted across town looking like lost tourist and me having to go to the restroom :) Pura vida or was it "waa gwaan" :)

A little vegan rasta place on an alley off of Regjerings Gade. Very close to the posh shops and…read morethe ferry dock. No AC, but the food is good. When I went, they had vegan cheeseburgers and ital, both excellent. The juices were also very tasty. The mango cookies for dessert were not that great. Still an excellent meal. All that for two people was less than $40 including tip. Will visit again if ever i return to Charlotte Amalie.

Good food, service and nice ambience. The major challenge is the parking on busy dates.read more

This is a nice little hidden gem in the area. I understand the reason for visiting Puerto Rico is…read morefor the Puerto Rican food. BUT, at times you want something different. This place was pretty busy for a Tuesday night. We were seated immediately and noticed they had a great happy hour deal. The decor was colorful and true to its Latin roots. My friends ordered margaritas but did not like them because the balance of liquor and flavorings did not meet the standards what we felt was a good margarita. Their nachos were delicious and their tacos were flavorful and very filling. Overall, good eats and fun atmosphere.