Had some of the best mofongo at Cafeteria Tropical. We tried a few, including one with chimichurri,…read morebut the chicken mofongo with garlic sauce was easily the best I've ever had. We were staying at the Caribe Hilton and came here for breakfast a few times. Service was noticeably slower when sitting outside, but once we moved indoors, we were served almost right away. Definitely worth a visit for the food alone!

Me and my boyfriend stopped in here on a whim as it was walking distance from our hotel (caribe…read moreHilton). I'm so glad we did! As a person growing up visiting Puerto Rico every summer, I was craving authentic hole in the wall Puerto Rican food and found it here! The food was made to order so you can taste the freshness of each dish. I am so happy I got to get my fix of local cuisine while also being walking distance. It was a huge win!

Sound for work stuff here for Sunday brunch. The food is absolutely delicious. I had the chicken…read moretrifungo with the mamposteao rice it was absolutely delicious. Great space very nice casual vibe open air. Our Bartender Jorge and his partner Nikki were amazing. When I'm back in Puerto Rico, I will definitely come back here. Be patient there is usually a wait to get in, but it is worth the wait.

Popped in during a cruise ship port visit. It was maybe a 15-20 min easy walk (bit of street…read moreincline) from the Carnival Jubilee port. We made a reservation in the morning when we docked in San Juan since I read they stay busy. Atmosphere: Upon arrival, there was a short wait for 2 of us. The eatery has inside seating however with 5 full length doors to the outside it feels like an open air kinda eatery. There's a large countertop eating bar in the middle of the restaurant & an additional eating area in the back, but overall it's a pretty small dining spot. Food: Tried to make a few alterations to my dish such as scramble the omlette instead of the traditional fold it & add an over easy egg to the sandwich. They said the kitchen is very particular about the presentation of the food so no "scrambled" omelette & the over easy egg had to be on the side in case the yolk popped on the sandwich before making it to the table. Ok! Veggie omlette was really flavorful. Full of diced veggies. The avocado I added was such a nice consistency. Yes it was ripe but I think it's a different variety of avocado than we tend to get in mainland US. With the omelette plate, I substituted french toast ($6 up charge) for the regular toast. The french toast was soft & fluffy. Very good. The dish also came with a generous portion of hand cut French fries. It would have been better if they were hot but they were still good. My husband got the Cuban sandwich & added an over easy egg & said the sweet plantain on the sandwich was unexpected & really made it quite good. Pricing: Price point may be considered moderate to moderately higher, but you're on holiday and the food & ambiance are good. Breakfast was $78 before tip for 2 entrees (with add ons), 2 specialty coffees, 1 juice & $4 for unlimited filtered water. All in all, it was a heck of a lot of food, tasty, and I left very satisfied. I definitely recommend it!

From the owner: We specialize on a great variety of sandwiches, home made hamburgers, Pita bread pizza, pasta,…read moresalads and a variety of vegetarian plates. Not forgetting our great puertorrican coffee "Café Serrano". Great quality, food with love and passion.

Local breakfast place, also lunch. Good food, Nice prices. Better than the Long lines at…read morePinky's....recommended by locals. Great bacon and local bread. Nothing fancy. Just good food!

Hidden in the lobby of the medical building is a great, low cost alternative for breakfast and…read morelunch in the Condado. Table or counter service, good coffee, lunch specials and fresh made breakfast eggs and bacon. Not fancy but good old fashioned food and service at reasonable prices.

First day in Puerto Rico, and after a long flight / morning, we just wanted a simple breakfast. We…read morestopped by this place since it was close to where we would be staying. It was dim inside, which created a cooler environment. Their menu mostly consists of breakfast sandwiches and drinks (coffees). I went with their ham and cheese sandwich. They asked me which of two breads I wanted: tostado o sobao and if I wanted mayonnaise or butter. I asked which bread is more popular and she said sobao since its more buttery and softer and I opted for the mayonnaise. After ordering, I was given a beeper, so when it went off, it meant my food was ready. We took a seat and noticed the art on the walls. After about 7-10 minutes, my food was ready. It was a pretty decent sized sandwich, cut in half. The cheese was perfectly melted and the bread was slightly toasted. The bread was soft as mentioned, and a tad bit sweet. The ham was savory and delicious. I do think the mayonnaise helped give everything more flavor. The paper they wrapped the sandwiches with was cool; it almost looked like newspaper but it wasn't. My friends ordered other versions of sandwiches and tried the empanadas and coffee - all of them were satisfied. I would highly recommend based off flavor as well as customer service. We felt at home, and one of the staff members was patient with my friend practicing her Spanish.

We went on a Monday around 10 am for a brunch. We ordered two Cubano sandwiches, two waffles with…read morefruit & nutella, and a plate of bacon and eggs. We also had coffee, hot chocolate and milk. The Cubanos (no mayo, yes butter, mustard and pickles) were _delicious_. 5/5. They were also huge. The waffles were really great, too. Everything else was good. The place was comfortable, cosy, nicely decorated (the Yelp photos are a bit dated). The people were nice, and helpful. And the prices were average. So, all in all, a really nice impression. Definitely a good place to go.

Food was really good. I had the pollo and carne sampler (chicken and beef). Service was great…read more There were only a few people drinking. It was kinda loud but fun atmosphere ambiance. And when in Puerto Rico you have to have a Madalla.

I think there a restaurant/ bars with this name all over PR, so I'm not sure this is the one we ate…read moreat in May. (It was in Isla Verdi, kind of small on a corner, near a Raices Restaurant) Music was loud. We wanted to watch the Knicks in the playoffs. They accommodated us and change on the TV to the Basketball game. Gracias. And lowered the music when we asked. Service was not great but, the food was amazing. I had Camarones Mofongo. Yum!! My companions had the Polo Mofongo (Very good as well but, not as good as mine), and the Sopa de Pollo ( chicken soup, heavy cilantro) I thought it was amazing but my companion did not like all the cilantro floating in it. The rice and beans were so good. As a late night spot for food and NO ambiance then you cannot go wrong here.

Food was AMAZING and service was even better. Coffee was good. Get the chocolate French toast!read more

Great food and great service! Food came out fast and fresh. Nice decorations and music inside.read more

From their coffee to the service. Even the tea, along with a handmade-homemade dessert. Mmmmm!read more

Great coffee. Food and service. Makes the best latte!! This is the hidden gem of Bayamonread more

Awasome dinner , just amazing coffee ,incredibly affordable and very attentive costumer service,…read moreit's right in front of the offices for the electric company where the wait time is in hours not minutes so a great place to hang out while you wait for our turn.