We were staying at a Airbnb and Campo Mofongo was recommended. The prior guests stated it was…read more"the best Puerto Rican food on the island". So we for sure had to try it out. We arrived on a Sunday to a band playing, no seats or tables available. After asking several guests for the extra chairs at their tables we were able to put together a place to eat. Boy was it worth it! The band was great, we ordered pork Rejano and Surf and Turf. The Surf and Turf is a bit pricey but worth every dollar. The steak just fell apart and seafood cooked to perfection. The mojitos were just wonderful as well. In particular the Strawberry coconut mojito was exceptional. Great place for an authentic meal amongst locals in an outside camping atmosphere. Don't miss this one when visiting Puerto Rico, they are closed on Monday and Tuesday so make sure to plan around it.

Longest wait, esperamos demasiado tiempo por para que vinieran a la mesa y llegaran nuestras…read morebebidas y comida. La miserable que nos toco Kimberly era linda pero aparte de eso la otra miserable no era professional.

This truck has so many refreshing items; acai bowls, ice cream, and lemonades. We came by here two…read moredays to enjoy the lemonades. For the price of $10, you get a huge lemonade. The tamarind was both of our favorites, and the mango and sandia(watermelon) were tasty, honorable mentions.

Wanted to give this place a try since most everything on this island is overpriced burgers, chicken…read moretenders or other not exciting Gringo food. Ordered with no eise in line then the wait began... Multiple people who ordered after us got their orders , had a tour booked so we didn't have hours to wait. Got lots of attitude when asking about our order, waited more, finally got our food. Completely over cooked pork cutlets and a completely over garlicky fish filet on top of a mound of lettuce. Wish I could get my pre/tip back. Beans were good that's about it.

The restaurant is close to the place we stayed, Casa Cubuy Eco Lodge. The menu is short, but…read moreeverything is cooked to order and is delicious and fresh. Noelia makes amazing empanadas - meat (rabbit) and veg (vegan - so flavorful I could have eaten just them!) We tried the mofongo (great) pork (tender), pasta with veg (nice and light), rice and beans with some salad an herbs - also nice and light. We loved chatting with Noelia (after she had finished cooking) and her friends who were there both nights we went. The space is very basic, but the terrace overlooks a lush green valley.

What an amazing restaurant. The view alone is worth the visit, and the food is spectacular! We told…read morenoelia that we were vegan, and she made us fresh vegan empanadas with beans and vegetables. The mofongo was the best I've ever had, and she made beans, rice, and fries for my picky nine year old. My teenage son had the grouper. You are greeted by dogs, and she gave us breadfruit flan as we left. Our best dining experience in Puerto Rico!

Outstanding food. Every bite was delicious. Definitely really popular lunch restaurant and filled…read morewith both locals and tourists. We arrived at 11am on a Monday because that's when we thought they opened. They actually opened at 11:30am, so we were 2nd in line at 11am. Once 11:30am rolled around, the line was very long. It's an old house that was transformed into a restaurant. It's pretty big in there and they have an upstairs as well. It really feels like you're eating in a Caribbean home, from the colorful tablecloth to the things on the tables. The menu is on a board, and they have a Spanish and English version. They give you a cup of complimentary plantain soup which was amazing. We also ordered the fried cheese app which came with a delicious guava sauce. For mains, I had the fried pork with tostones and my husband had the mamposteado (corned beef, fried eggs, and rice). My husband cleaned his plate, while I took leftovers back to the hotel (which we actually ate later because it was that good). They were out of tres leches that day, so we had the coconut pudding for dessert. It was my first time trying coconut pudding and it did not disappoint! For drinks, we had the passionfruit sangria. When we left, there was a very long line outside. Despite the line, they did not rush us out. Definitely recommend and would go out of my way to come back next time I'm in PR.

Keepin' it a buck! Eating here is like eating the ultimate home-cooked Puerto Rican meal…read more Rating places in Puerto Rico is tough. There are so many spots that are authentic and incredible, but La Casita Blanca stands out in its own lane. It's gotten more popular and touristy over the years, but that's because they've stayed true to who they are. The authenticity here hasn't changed, and that's exactly why people keep coming. This is the kind of place where the menu brings you right back to your upbringing. You'll find dishes like corned beef, tostones con bacalao, and other classics that just hit differently. And the vibe? It feels like family. Someone who looks like your aunt might be cooking your food, your cousin might be serving it, and everyone treats you like you belong there. Food-wise, everything we had was fire. One of the people I was with is basically an "aguacateologist," and even he said it was one of the best he's ever had. That alone says a lot. Chuletas fried to a perfect golden crisp. The pollo fricasé (pollo guisado, if you know, you know) was on point and even came in a little pot that made it feel extra homey. Arroz con gandules? Off the hook!!!! And to top it all off, they had salsa playing in the background... which honestly had me sold the moment I walked in. Disclaimer/Warning; There will be a line!!! And if you're lucky enough to get a table, sit back and enjoy every second of it.

Bocata truly delivers when it comes to great drinks, great food, and great service -- what more…read morecould you ask for? Everything was excellent from start to finish. Henry, our server, was super respectful, attentive, and genuinely dedicated to making sure we had a great experience. His professionalism and positive attitude really stood out. Even the owners take the time to personally check on you at your table, which makes the experience feel welcoming and special. You can tell they truly care about their customers. The only reason I'm giving 3 stars instead of 5 is the $4 charge for tap water service and $5 for a side of bread -- that felt a bit excessive. Otherwise, the experience was fantastic. Highly recommended if you're in Humacao!

This is my first time trying Bocato. They are a deli, tapas and sandwiches but sooo much more…read more We decided to sit outside why not? It's Puerto Rico and the weather is perfect! The duck looked amazing with raspberry sauce. But I was in a pasta pesto with chicken mood. They give you so much! It was hard to finish. But I made a clean plate. I highly recommend trying Bocata. A must place to be. You won't be disappointed. Thank you Valery for being our server. You did a fantastic job.

This quickly became our go-to place in Palmas Del Mar for Puerto Rican cuisine. Perfectly prepared…read morefresh fish, pork chops, and the best rice and beans on the Plaza. Great place to sit and relax with a drink while looking out over the sea. Be sure to try their homemade mayonnaise ketchup!

They're getting one star because that's the minimum Yelp will allow…read more Mediocre to poor food quality, mixed with mid-level sit-down restaurant prices, all offered up in a dump. I can appreciate a dive as much as I can and polished restaurant but his place had all the nastiness of greasy spoon with none of the character.

If you have time to kill (I mean, absolutely no where to be for the rest of your day) and would…read morelike to enjoy a beautiful view of central PR, Casaju is a must stop. Unfortunately for my husband and I, we had a place to be and didn't plan on losing 3 hours of our day to Casaju. We were stuck at Casaju for so long, I got a sunburn... in the shade. I wish I was kidding. We waited about fifteen minutes for a table, and then were escorted by a very friendly manager to our table. The wait for service was proper Island time and was to be expected... but after the wait of almost TWO HOURS after ordering to get our food, Casaju put island time to shame. During our wait, my husband realized that he hadn't seen our waitress in quite some time. So long was our wait that I wondered if she went home and the restaurant forgot to make sure we got our ordered food. We didn't want to be those idiot Americans who complained about the Island time wait (we all have seen those reviews), so we sat and smiled and waited... and waited... and waited. Finally, our waitress reappeared and brought our food. At this point, I had gone beyond hungry, hangry, and then starving, and had now reached a full blown loss of appetite. Typically, when food is SO late to arrive, you would anticipate that it is freshly cooked due to a delayed kitchen trying to catch up... our plates were burning hot, like they had been sitting under a warmer for the last hour. Yikes. The ribs I ordered were very good, but pretty fatty and oddly missing the bones- my sour stomach could only handle three ribs before I had to tap out. The rice and beans that I ordered on the side were the worst I had in PR. Two wild dogs joined us on the patio, keeping us all company as we waited another thirty minutes for the check. We left running to the car, very sad to have lost the day to a mediocre meal... but I was even more sad to realize that I had been sitting in the shade for so long that the indirect Puerto Rican sun had burnt my entire body to a bright red crisp. This is a spot to skip.

Great food, great service and an amazing view! We Ordered a…read morevariety of different foods and everything was so delicious. I can't wait to go back and visit this hidden gem!

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.

Sabado 2 de agosto de 2025. Fuimos a este local por un Gustazo. Llegamos a las 12:00 y estaba…read moreabierto. Local con buena decoración, amplio, estacionamiento al frente y en la calle. Barra full y limpio. Local con aire acondicionado y mesas al aire libre. Decidimos estar adentro con aire. Pedimos lo que cumplía con el gustazo y otras cosas. Todo excelente y con buen servicio. Todo esto en Las Piedras. Ambiente de almuerzo de familia y amistades.

Excellent food, awesome homemade drinks, outstanding service. If you're in Las Piedras, PR, you…read moreMUST come to this little hole in the wall. I can't say enough of our meal and drinks. It will not impress you from the outside, but let them impress you with their food and drinks. Highly recommended.

Given more days in Luqillo, I would return every day to try all their food…read more I started with the arepas de coco - very well fried, soft, doughy puffs complemented with a guava sauce. They were addictive, it was hard to not eat all of them. They would also be a good dessert - reminiscent of beignets, but with less oil and sugar. For main I had the churrasco skirt steak with rice of the day. It was a generous portion of steak topped with a delicious churrasco fragrant with garlic. The rice was well seasoned and perfectly cooked texture. Server was enthusiastic about the food and providing suggestions. Though I suspect everything on the menu is delicious. Guests at all the tables around me raved about their meals. Indoor seating is cozy and comfortable. There's a small bar with counter seating.

We stopped at La Fonda for an early lunch, and we are so glad we did. The service was amazing, and…read morethe food was even better! The decor is very Puerto Rican, and the vibe was perfect! It wasn't too busy, so we were able to chat with our server about local places to check out. We ordered the Can-Can pork with the rice and beans. Soooo good! Also, my drink was beautiful and tasty! Definitely stop in and see them if you're ever on the island!