Great place by the water to grab lunch or dinner!…read more We came for lunch and tried the empanadas. The vegetarian one was our favorite, and had great flavors! The ginger limeade was also very tasty, and we grabbed a bottle of it on our way out to enjoy the rest of the day! They even gave use cups of ice and lids/straws for the road, very helpful. Nice and laid back place, you order at the counter and then they bring out the food. No rush, nice to sit and relax and enjoy the view!

Restaurante Bili is definitely a very popular restaurant, in a bustling part of town; and it tends…read moreto be busy each and every day (for dinner) that they are open!! So, I say all this to say - make sure to make a reservation if you'd like to avoid a long wait &/or disappointment with there not being a table available. We were extremely lucky to have gotten a table with a relatively short wait on a busy evening. Likely because it was within the last hour of the restaurant's opening!! Now - on to the best part... the FOOD! The creamy pumpkin soup with an arepa was really delicious!!! Full of flavour, prepared with passion and love and I would definitely go back for more! For our mains, my sister and I decided to both have the seasonal fresh caught fish with Puerto Rican yellow rice - YUMMMM! My only regret is that the fish was not big enough... I would have loved MORE! Overall this was a great dining experience.

Looking for a great dinner on a beautiful island - this is one to try! Very island elegant/classy…read morewith great food and service. Made reservations to sit at the bar, but when we got there I could tell it could be a wait and so they sat us at a table. With a bottle of red conundrum, I ordered the soup of the day, don't remember name, but it was phenomenal - I devoured it. We also got the Mahi which was done to perfection. We wrapped up with some amazing delectable carrot cake. The atmosphere, the service, the food were all great!

Nice ambiance. I enjoyed the octopus appetizer. A bit salty but good overall. They had some…read moreinteresting cocktails. Enjoyed the one with chaat masala, but they seem to have forgotten to blend the mocktail...the guava sunk to the bottom of the coconut milk and I had to stir and drink around the ice cubes to get the guava and seeds....good ingredients...but would have been better if it was blended... Also tried my husband's scallop entree...thought it was ok at best....the scallops were overcooked so it was a bit rubbery. Also not sure why they fried the veggies roll....def not worth the price. Overall, great ambiance, but not too jazzed about the food.

Seated quickly and in the shade. This being the only decent breakfast option open... we went with…read moreit! Homemade toast, crispy bacon, seasoned potatoes, and eggs done well. Not much to discuss beyond a solid option. Bar tender served us a lime with her hands, but beyond that... very good! Ocean views and a nice breeze made for a lovely morning.

Great tasty food, amazing service, and very clean place. Best breakfast spot in Esperanza!…read moreReasonably priced!

I really enjoyed eating here! We had the best fried fish here :) I THINK it was the fish and chips,…read morebut it's been a month and I forget the exact order. But I still remember how stellar the fish was; perfectly and lightly fried on the outside, juicy and tender on the inside. I think our second dish was the steak and mofongo. It was great too! The alcoholic shake was delicious - strong, frothy, and decadent. The decor was cute and colorful. Yes, it was probably a bit island tourist-trappy, but that's ok and part of the fun! Our server was friendly, even though he DID forget us for a long time and looked surprised when he realized he'd forgotten to take our orders so we were sitting there for ages waiting :( Price was a bit expensive but not outrageous. If I ever get the chance to revisit Vieques, I'd definitely eat here again.

Rude service by English speaking staff while native Puerto Ricans are relegated to the back…read morekitchen. We asked a very simple question in Spanish and were met with a blank stare and a "Huh?" like we were the problem. We just ordered desert & weren't even offered water, and the server acted surprised when I asked for change on a $20 bill when the dessert was $10. Plus how TF are you not going to have Spanish speaking staff on A SPANISH SPEAKING ISLAND, pendejos

The best dive bar in the Caribbean I should know I visited…read moremost. The best food and drinks on Vieques

We were here for lunch, server was very nice & explained menu well- location was right on the open…read morebay, laid back ambiance. Give it the wooden structure was falling apart, menu was small & limited id say overpriced somewhat for bar food. Drinks acceptable, we had the small Mahi sandwiches with fries/tots was good then you had smokers going to back of bldg getting all that nasty smell in your face & food really unacceptable. There were 4 casino type slot machines inside restaurant to left as you walk in. I'd rate about 3-3.5 stars.

You can't go to Sun Bay without stopping by ArenaMar. I had a virgin Pina Colada and it was…read moreabsolutely phenomenal. Hubby had a coconut rum and it was strong, but soooo good (i'm not a drinker so everything is strong to me ) . Food was delectable and the service is amazing. Highly recommend!

Outstanding view with wonderful reshressing ice cold fruit smoothies. We tried the pineapple and…read morewatermelon and both were fantastic. We tried the cheeseburger, Chicken quesadilla and arepas and all were some of the best food we had on the island. Service was great and we felt very welcome. No credit cards accepted. Cash or cash apps. We would definitely return.

We went without a reservation on Xmas eve. Tin box was recommended by a local. Suchi and slow…read morecooked meats don't typically go together and here they are actually separate kitchens. We were seated right away with friendly staff . We ordered fruit juice (mango and watermelon) and got them right away. They were excellent and super cold (maybe too much ice and not enough drink). Boxsalad--one of the few salads we saw on a menu in the island. It was outstanding. Fresh greens and perfectly toasted pine nuts and a mango vinaigrette. We don't eat a lot suchi but we thought both the rainbow rolls and Buddha rolls were solid. BBQ platter-ribs were outstanding!!! Mac and cheese was okay, I would not order again. Slaw was good and pulled pork was great. Corn is a hard no. Chicken was okay (best we've had in the island). Pork taco plate was very good. Excellent tacos, and fries were solid We would definitely return!

The sushi was good however the BBQ i recommend you stay away from it had poor portions, was hard…read morewith no taste & took forever to arrive. This place was short staffed big time, ambiance was subdue early evening. Food took forever to arrive. Pretty good parking. 1 bathroom of the 2 was unusable. Nice people working there though. This is a tin metal construction structure in pure 100% rural location with chickens, roosters, iguanas around place. Pictures would not help this place so none provided.

This restaurant was part of our hotel, so naturally, we had at least one meal there…read more They were out of a few things that were in the menu. I ultimately went with the Costeño; Whole Red Snapper in Creole Sauce topped with Lettuce and Tomato. The food was absolutely, delicious! The Creole sauce was bursting with flavor. I had some yummy mashed potatoes as a side. The salad side that accompanied the dish could use some dressing because it was pretty dry. All said, I would recommend the snapper dish 1000%!

Amazing food! This was some of the best risotto I've had, and this was also my favorite mahi I had…read moreduring my time in PR. Everything was really fresh and so good! Also a beautiful view. I will say the dinner was preferred over breakfast but everything was still 10/10

When there's a line of people in front of a food truck between the beach and the main road of the…read moretiniest of beach towns, you stop and notice there are paintings and single-word identifiers of sundry food items on the truck but nothing else. You will wait in the sun for a few minutes and observe what seems to be greetings of repeat customers, and you will eventually step up to the window to order two alcapurrias--basically a fried corndog of chopped beef in yucca and green banana batter--and two pastelillos, fried seasoned chicken pouches similar to empanadas. And you will be satisfied for a mere $8. And you will continue driving the golf cart to the next beach.

Best ever lobster turnovers. Opens only on weekends but I tell you brother the food is awesome…read more This is your typical traditional finger food. Must try it once in Vieques for the weekend. Located at Esperanza food trucks.

You won't find better empanadas -- anywhere! They go fast and you'll be lucky to grab a few for…read morelunch. Don't skip the hot sauce either.

Drop everything and get over here!…read more El Resuelve has, hands down, the best empanadas in Vieques and maybe the whole world. It's unassuming from the outside, open air cafeteria style with a small kitchen and a sign it's easy to miss, but the food? Delectablé! The fish is fresh, the beans are spiced, the hot sauce is tart and warm. And if you're caught on Vieques on a Tuesday when 90 percent of food vendors are enjoying a siesta, this spot will fill you up before you hit the beach. You'll need a ride as it's more inland than most food joints, but it's well worth the flight, ferry, and ride from wherever you are!