To echo a much earlier post that I reposted below / still accurate in 2024 plus can also go during…read moreweekdays 630ish for smaller but ample quantity. A little hit or miss on weekdays - inconsistent inventory arrivals from fishermen "Every Saturday morning local fishermen sell their catch out of the back of their pickup trucks. We went here 2 weeks in a row while on vacation. We got some delicious red snapper, triggerfish, and parrot fish. Take your purchases around back of the building to be cleaned and/or fileted for $1/lb. So glad we found this place!!!" in summer" ask for Deli

Every Saturday morning local fishermen sell their catch out of the back of their pickup trucks. We…read morewent here 2 weeks in a row while on vacation. We got some delicious red snapper, triggerfish, and parrot fish. Take your purchases around back of the building to be cleaned and/or fileted for $1/lb. So glad we found this place!

Delish little place. Casual and yummy. Unassuming from the road but worth it on the plate. A…read morecute stop.

Review for the market only- got some tuna here after asking what was fresh- it was awesome-…read moreseriously, BBQ this and it was like butta'. That being said your gonna pay a tourist price,but really- are you gonna cut costs with fish? Nah, pay for this little extra and get the good stuff if you have a condo and wanna cook yourself for a night. Its pricey and worth it

In exploring the inner city of San Juan, far from the high-rent beach district where Spanish is a…read moresecond language, we hoofed it through the pedestrian shopping area called Paseo de Diego and came upon the indoor farmers/butchers/fish market that is a smaller version of the incomparable central market in Sao Paulo. Wandering up and down the aisles here is amazing and we ended up having the woman at this counter hacking off a hunk of roast pork with a generous pile of crackling skin for $5. Here, English is not heard or seen much but the food is outrageous. Since we weren't going to have the time to find a lechonera out in the countryside, this had to substitute. I only give El Rey four stars because when I subsequently saw some stalls with equally wonderful pork but great-looking sides, I can see why they had even longer lines. We had a car but you can get here easily from the Rio Piedras metro station.

After hearing from locals that G&D Seafood was a must-try, we decided to stop by after picking up…read moreour carnival costumes--and we're glad we did! At G&D, you can either order fresh seafood to take home or dine in. We chose to sit down and enjoy a meal. We started with two drinks: Passion Fruit and Tamarind Passion Fruit. Both were refreshing, but I personally preferred the Tamarind blend. For our meal, we ordered the Stuffed Lobster and Shrimp--beautifully plated, as you can see below. I had the shrimp, and it definitely hit the spot. My cousin enjoyed the lobster and said it was just as flavorful. The pricing was fair for the portion and quality. The atmosphere was welcoming, and our waitress was friendly and attentive. You can also get a feel for the vibe from the photo of the restaurant's interior below. Will I return? Yes, I would--but next time, I'll try something different on the menu!

The food was super yummy and fresh. Everyone was very nice... great service. Definitely worth…read morechecking it out if you're visiting.

We came to Caribbean Fish Market on a Sunday for brunch and it was such a great vibe overall. They…read moreoffer bottomless Bloody Marys and mimosas, which is always a fun bonus for a relaxing brunch by the water. We ordered the ahi tuna nachos and the veggie egg white scramble. Both were really good; the nachos were super fresh and flavorful with a nice mix of textures, and the scramble was light but still filling with plenty of veggies. Definitely felt like a good, balanced brunch option. The service was great, friendly, attentive, and everything came out at a good pace. The only thing that wasn't my favorite was the Bloody Mary. It had a pretty strong horseradish kick, which just isn't my thing, but if you like that extra spice you'd probably enjoy it. Overall, great food, beautiful setting, and a solid brunch spot. I'd absolutely come back (and probably stick to mimosas next time!).

Our dinner at Caribbean Fish Market was so lovely. We opted to share multiple appetizers for a…read morelittle tapas moment, and everything was very good. The ahi was definitely our favorite. We finished off dinner with some key lime pie. Service was excellent and I appreciated that we were able to get a reservation day of.

Good food Fresh fish…read more Good service Nice ambiance very friendly ambiance would recommend

Aperitivo de bolas de alcapurrias muy buenas y el cartucho frito excelente…read more Buen servicio

Service was awesome! Environment had a chill vibe!! The tapas were really good! I ordered the Tuna…read moretartar, sadly I forgot to tell them no onions but it was good anyway!! I can't wait to go back and try the lamb burger..

Being here several times, once with my wife and the other time with my dad. Both of them enjoyed…read moredinner. Servers were very professional and courteous, and the food was outstanding. Highly recommend!

The tour was canceled due to weather and we were never notified after driving an hour to get thereread more

What a delightful experience! This small cacao farm tour was one of the highlights of our trip to…read morePuerto Rico. Such a gem, location, products and hospitality! This is a small family business, we had a private tour of the cacao orchard (in Spanish) detailing the entire chocolate-making process, with hands on participation and delicious learning opportunities. They toasted some cacao nibs for us to samples, along with some of their chocolates and cacao marmalade (if we were flying home in a couple of days I would have stocked up on this!!). Then we relaxed in their cozy outdoor cafe as the sun dipped down behind the flamboyan trees, drinking milkshakes and eating Bon bons, swinging in the hammocks sprinkled around the cafe. What a lovely evening! Reservation required, if you enjoy intimate, relaxed, off-the-beaten-track experiences like this, don't miss La Finca de Cacao PruVite!