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    Sabor Isleño

    3.5 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 2:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    This spot offers delicious, fresh tipical food and some sea food plates. The service is cordial and friendly.

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    Vaca Negra - El Tour...

    Vaca Negra

    4.3(4 reviews)
    44.5 km
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    We stop in at Vaca Negra any time we are in the area to score delicious, locally made cheese for…read moreour stay on the island. They have many varieties of raw milk cheeses inspired by European favorites like Manchego. More recently, we tried a really interesting one made with an IPA from Ocean Lab brewery in Isla Verde. The Montebello is my personal favorite, but I have never had a cheese I didn't like from here. The shop is a few minutes detour from the expressway, but the easy parking situation, comfortable ambience and friendly staff, make it a nice pit stop. Be prepared to spend some cash for these cheeses, but I love supporting a local, agricultural business in PR. I would love to try their tours and make your own cheese experiences, but these are super pricey at around $100 per person: spendy even after factoring the cheese and wine offered. Would be nice if they could make these more accessible.

    They have in business for more than a decade, I remember the old place and now this location is…read moremore attractive for tourists/locals. They craft five cheese varieties, named after the neighborhoods in Puerto Rico where some of the cows graze. Made from raw milk and aged for a minimum of 60 days or longer. The milk used for the cheese is free of antibiotics and hormones. The place is nicely decorated and friendly staff, we had the cheese sampler that includes the 5 flavors was really good and well presented.

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    Juana La Loca - Bathroom area

    Juana La Loca

    4.3(26 reviews)
    69.3 km

    I came here with my daughter and cousin two nights in a row. This place is so aesthetically…read morepleasing and intriguing. I met the manager Isaac and he was so kind, patient, helpful and guided us to some of the best food I had in viejo San Juan!! My daughter ordered the churrasco (WOW! Amazing), I got the octopus (wow the flavors on this are incredible!!!) that came with the most perfectly crisped tostones, and my cousin ordered some appetizer pasteles. We all loved our food and the experience. Piña colada on the rocks was delicioso. One night they had a live band and the second night they had karaoke.

    Came here with a group and it's hard to say if anyone left here happy. I'll start with the…read morepositives. The restaurant looks nice. It was a great aesthetic and a nice atmosphere. It definitely feels like a spot to bring a date or group. That was probably my only positive takeaway from this. The menu you came off inauthentic, fancy for fancy sake. Up until this point I ate restaurants that served up authentic Puerto Rican or Latino comfort food. This place felt like a derailment and left me disappointed and unsatisfied. Looking at the menu for one, I didn't see anything that appealed to me. Then some friends pointed out one of the dishes were ropa vieja. I was excited and thought the restaurant had redeemed itself. I thought I was getting ropa vieja with plantains. Instead I got something that resembled piononos and looked like it would leave me hungry. Still, I stayed open minded. I wanted to get piononos during my trip. Truth is, I forgot what I ordered. The food was alright but too salty. Probably the worst thing I had on my trip. I'm not saying it wasn't good because it was decent. I wouldn't order it or recommend it though unless you get an appetizer. Hell, people on my table wondered if it was an appetizer. I'm not the only one who ordered it. The other two who did enjoyed it but one would later admit he thought it was too salty. He didn't want to be a downer on what was already turning into a disappointing dinner. Speaking of, service was slow. I think we waited a hour for our food. It was getting everyone annoyed. One of my friends had ordered mussels alongside a risotto and got tired of waiting. He told them to just pack his mussels to go. At one point they brought another dish that no one ordered. It was meant for a different table. So yeah, it wasn't a great dinner. Needless to say I wouldn't come back here unless I was trying to impress someone.

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