Stopped by for a quick iced coffee and cookie...and thats exactly what I got. Both were very good…read more Both indoor and outdoor seating available. Located in the Cuartel de Ballaja (Quarters). Bathrooms available there as well. Friendly and efficient service.

For your information, this coffee shop is located inside a museum, so you need to enter into the…read moregate first (which is free to enter) to find it. I've noticed that many people tend to order hot coffees even though it's really hot outside. But I was craving a nice cold iced coffee. They offer iced options and even speciality coffee beverages as well, so it was just what I was looking for. I personally opted for the HAZELNUT CREAM MOCHA. I tasted the hazelnut flavor. It was a nice non-artificial tasting flavor. It had the right amount of sweetness. So, I personally really enjoyed it! You can escape inside to find cool air inside and a pretty wall art while you wait inside. You can also find small coffee bags that have roast dates on it to buy! Although I didn't get to try many coffee shops around town as I would have liked, this one was quite memorable.

Café Cuatro Estaciones serves up good coffee in a cute, relaxed setting. They've moved to a…read moretemporary outdoor location, but it's still a comfortable spot with shaded seating that makes it easy to enjoy even in the heat. I had a latte and a chai latte -- both were light, refreshing, and perfect for sipping while soaking in the laid-back atmosphere. Great little stop for a quality coffee break.

We were here a year and a half ago and returned right after arriving in old San Juan. Beautiful…read morelittle plaza with a fountain while there's not many choices for food. The coffee is delicious and the pastries are also. Service is not great nor is it bad. There are birds out in the plaza, so don't leave your food unattended.

Took a walk looking for a good cup of coffee the other morning and stumbled upon this place. It's…read moregot a brutalist vibe with minor frills - a great sign that their focus is the menu. The coffee is excellent, with numerous classic and more adventurous offerings. I tried the black salted mocha... deliciously rich and deep chocolate flavor with a little but of salt to bring is all into balance. And the food! Delicious, fresh, real food that makes you feel good. We tried some dish of papaya with yogurt, blueberries, granola and honey as well as toast topped with burrata, grilled peaches, prosciutto and honey (psst, Barista Mafia, throw a few chopped pistachios on that sucker). Both dishes were super flavorful, fresh and left us feeling great on our walk back. The service there as well as great, with knowledgeable, friendly, and multi-lingual baristas. Will certainly be back for more.

Very cool place! Spacious, bright and clean. Nice funky music playing...maybe neo soul? Customer…read moreservice was excellent, the young dude that waited on me was very friendly. I ordered the black salted mocha hot, an Apple caramel streusel and a guava and cheese pastry. All were delicious!! If I lived in Puerto Rico this would be my spot!!

First off, Yelp and the Gustos' website say that it is closed on Saturdays, but Google Maps said it…read morewas open. We called and thankfully it was open. Not sure if this was because they were closed yesterday for Good Friday, but consider calling if going on a Saturday! The place was busy, but they were fully staffed and service was fast and our drinks/food came out quickly. A live band played outside, but it was acoustic and the volume was very reasonable. I wanted to buy locally roasted coffee beans for home and this turned out to be the best place to buy them. I bought two 8oz bags, $14 and $15 respectively. Compare that to 787 Coffee that wanted $30 for a similar sized bag (even more for their alcohol infused beans!). Gustos also sold 2lb bags of beans if you really need to make a lot of coffee. Sadly, the roasting date was not stamped on any of the bags. The cold brew coffee was good. The French toast was mediocre -- the bread was sliced too thin, with very little batter on the exterior, and zero saturation inside the bread. The fresh blueberries and grated coconut were nice, but the syrup tasted cheap. My wife had the Gustos and it was delicious. We saw others with avocado toast and it looked tasty too. We bought little bags of dried plantains on a whim at the counter -- turns out they were $3 each. Otherwise, prices were very reasonable.

Gustos is a local favorite for coffee lovers! Dog-friendly spot with lots of seating space. Always…read morefriendly, welcoming staff with great service. Coffee quality is amazing. I always go for the oatmilk cortadito delicious.

A hidden Gem. I was…read morestaying around the corner and happened to stop by for breakfast best I've had thus far. It doesn't look like much passing by and the menu is simple straight to the point. I ordered the eggs with toast and had sausage. It was freshly done on the spot and toast was warm with butter. The sausage was so delicious. Definitely wasn't expecting this place to be good but I recommend it as everything is done fresh.

The people, coffee and food are wonderful. We enjoyed having coffee everyday and sampling the menu.read more

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast here before heading out for a day of hiking. The surrounding views…read morewere pretty and made it even more enjoyable. I had a cappuccino, which was tasty and a perfect start to the morning.

K-Feina is a must stop if you are in the area and even if you are not it's worth the drive! Doesn't…read moreget fresher than this when it comes to coffee and experience. Try their coconut tembleque - mind blowing.

Habitante Café feels like a pause button…read more Step inside and the noise of the Calle Cerra neighborhood softens. Outside, the walls blaze with color: murals, public art, vibrant visual chaos in the best way. Inside, the café chooses restraint. Clean lines. Minimalist art. A calm that doesn't fight the city, just nicely contrasts it. On a weekday morning, the place hums anyway. People working, talking, settling in. The coffee reflects that same care. Beans are sourced from Tropicalia, with specialty washed Colombian bourbon and gesha varietals lining the shelves for those who want to take something home. I ordered a cortado. Balanced, precise. Acidity and dark fruit cutting cleanly through the milk. Not flashy, not trying to impress, just well-dialed espresso made by people who clearly care. Then the iced caramel apple latte, which tasted like apple pie in a glass. Comforting, lightly indulgent, and exactly right for a humid San Juan day (which likely feels like most days). A quiet gem. Pleasant to spend time in.

This is a cute little cafe spot, very clean. I believe the…read moredrinks were a little too bitter for my liking. Besides that, very friendly staff!

This cafe was off the beaten path for us but I'm so happy we came across it on yelp. The cafe is…read morewell decorated, inviting, and clean; the person taking our order was very helpful; and the food was well portioned and delicious. I ordered an iced latte and the "eggs any style". The meal came with 2 eggs, a pile of bacon, home fries, toast and french toast which were all cooked perfectly. My only regret is that we didn't find this cafe before the last day of our trip.

Found this super cute breakfast spot within walking distance from where we were staying. There was…read morea slight wait but it was definitely worth it! The 12 spice chicken was some of the best I've ever had, loved the flavors. The waffle breakfast was also a great combo of sweet and savory, although I would have preferred just savory. Highly recommend and would definitely come back! The staff was friendly and the interior is also super cute.