Not even gonna lie to you; I live in California and this place is expensive af for what you're…read moregetting. Don't get me wrong, what you're getting isn't bad food. It's just that you're basically getting food truck vibes and what is essentially street food for a nice, full service price point. The food is hearty- you don't need to order much to get full. Stick to what this place is good at, arepas. They load it to the max and their assortment of sauces are pretty impressive. One thing I gotta say though, $10 for an orange juice is egregious at any level. I could be at the four seasons in Bali and that would still make me raise my eyebrows. Even then I ordered it like a doof and it was like 3/4 ice!! C'mon yall, just take it off the menu if it's like that. Overall, the 24-hour aspect is nice and the food is decent. I can see myself paying a premium after a long night out, but just watch what you get because that bill can run up quick.

Found this place on Yelp while in Puerto Rico for a cruise. Los Chamos Arepas was within walking…read moredistance from my hotel (Hotel Bali Posh), and while I wanted to try local food I am a sucker for Venezuelan food. This place doesn't provide a lot of seating, but it has a huge selection of hot sauce from all across the world on a table outside surrounded by a few benches. We ordered the tequenos de queso and the reina pepiada arepa. Everything was AMAZING and full of flavor! Service was super fast, and their margaritas were absolutely delicious! This is a great little place to visit while in Puerto Rico!

Amazing sandwiches excellent place to try before leaving this beautiful island Nice menu Check…read moretimes at each location It's a out door or pickup only. Very casual. Choose your own table We go there every time we go to PR.

These tripletas stay consistently delicious over the years! Get the mixto for the full experience!…read moreThe sweetness of the bread with the savory meats - yes yes yes. I look forward to visiting PR for these sandwiches. I recommend heating them up because they're extra delicious when warm.

Words fail to capture the sheer magnificence of this sandwich. It transcends mere sustenance; it is…read morean experience, a revelation! I implore you, if destiny grants you the opportunity, you must partake in its glory. It is not just the best sandwich I've ever had. it is a masterpiece, an epic of flavors that will forever linger in the halls of my memory! The service was very quick. The ambiance of the truck was great and the man serving us was very nice!

After ordering and waiting for 25 minutes we asked about the status of our order and a very…read moredisrespectful young guy treated us the words way anyone has treat us in Puerto Rico suggesting to my wife that she needs to be more respectfull, know her place and just wait to which my wife asked the reason behind his comments with the guy answering that she should just go away and f$&@ herself. This place, has great food but the worst personnel and people I have encounter myself so far. 7/10 food, 2/10 people.

The service was very good and quick; it was a very comfortable environment as you can tell it's…read moremore frequented by locals. My mofongo wasn't the best, I didn't enjoy the chicken very much but the garlic sauce for the plantain was good.

Very disappointing experience. In Puerto Rico, there's no excuse for serving what appeared to be…read moresupermarket-style guacamole and calling it fresh guacamole. When we brought it up, the manager insisted that it was guacamole, which made the situation even more frustrating. The Maya Rivera tacos were completely tasteless and lacked seasoning or flavor. To make matters worse, the Shirley Temples we ordered for the kids tasted like cough syrup and were left unfinished. Between the poor food quality, disappointing drinks, and management's response to our concerns, this is a place I would not recommend. There are too many great restaurants in Puerto Rico to waste your time and money here. Skip this place. The environment is okay.

Whoever created this place I just wanna say, I love you bro!…read more We absolutely loved this place and had so much fun here. It is laid out so nicely and has just about anything you could want to eat and/or drink. It's a very vibey place and in an excellent area. We enjoyed trying a multitude of ethnic cuisines while here plus some delicious drinks and beer too. I wanna say that the arepa we had was one of the best things I've ever ate. The empanada was so good that my gf almost orgasmed lol The mofongo with shrimp was spectacular. The pizza we ordered to take home before closing hit the spot later that night. The beers were tasty and the mixed cocktails were banging. I could live at this place. Rent me a space so I can throw up a tent and live my life man lol Please check this place out for maximum pleasure. See you again soon... Sláinte,

I like the concept of multiple food stands in one area, however, only about four kiosks were open…read morewhen I went (1 star off): an arepas kiosk, a mofongo kiosk, a ramen kiosk, and a juice kiosk. I got a mofongo relleno with chicken. It took about half an hour to receive my order and there were no other customers (1 star off). I thought the taste of mofongo was mediocre. Maybe I am just not that into savory plantains that make up the mofongo, but I like sweet plantains much more. I can see how this space can be a great hang-out with a large group of friends, but with the limited number of kiosks open and the long time to get my food, I was disappointed.

I was cruising Guaynabo with my wife and son on Sunday, looking for a place to eat. I checked Yelp…read moreand found this truck. Even though there weren't reviews or photos posted, they were 5 min from where we were and served pizza. I was in the mood for pizza, so I said why not. When we arrived I realized they were in a food truck park called Guaynawood. It was around 6:45p and only two of the trucks were open. Diciotto was one of them, but they were 15 from closing. I hadn't noticed that when I checked Yelp. I asked if they were still serving. Some places will tell you no so they ca use the final minutes to clean up. It the guy, Jesús, who o assume is the owner, said yes but they were out of pizza. Bummer. All they had was their garlic cheese bread. I went for it. As he prepared the bread, we spoke a bit. He's a cool guy, very nice. He informed me that they plan on moving to a new location soon. I returned to the table with the bread. My wife had ordered some sushi from the sushi truck. The table next to us were finishing their pizza. It looked good. The bread was good. Good amount of garlic. Based on the garlic cheese bread and Jesús's friendliness, I will gladly give it another shot and come back to try their pizza.

My Husband and I are in Puerto Rico to celebrate our 40th anniversary…read more Besides Puerto Rican food we decided to try TomatePR because we love Mexican and the reviews were great. We were married in Zihuataneho Mexico, were spoiled with good Mexican food living in Chicago, and find after moving outside Nashville, we have craved better Mexican food, so we came here. Gina came to our table to make sure all was OK with wait staff, and food we were eating. Well, it was MORE than OK! Food was wonderful, made fresh, and all questions and requests were answered. She did make us feel like "old friends", and after a long incredible dinner, she offed us 2 tequila shots, and played our "special married song" for our special anniversary. We both had tears in our eyes as that was so special. She took photos for Facebook (but we do not belong) so we are hoping she texts them to my husband who gave her our number. Thank you Gina, all the people who took care of us. Please go there for an excellent meal, margaritas, and the best service. We are going to try to go back before this vacation ends. G&B

Went to this place our last night in Puerto Rico. Our meals were delicious and tastier than…read moretaquerias I'm used to in the states. The atmosphere was great and the vibe was Mexican Puerto Rican style.

This place is so cute and creative! We loved how stuffed each of the arepas were. We got a bunch of…read morethe six packs to share and we couldn't get enough!

La Preña is an open space outdoors so when it's hot outside it's hot there. They do have fans but…read moredepending on where you sit, you cannot feel them. The day we went their bathroom was not working so that sucked because I had to hold it until after we tried the arepas. Now to get to the food, the arepas were absolutely amazing, so the cons make it worth going back. Or get them to-go, as long as you can eat them immediately as possible because they are soooo good when they're fresh!

If you're looking for the best asopao on the island... your search stops here…read more I've never had something like this before. The flavor was ridiculous in the best way possible, the shrimp was perfectly cooked, and the tostones were notably fresh. 10/10- you MUST go. Out of all of the gumbo variations I've had from countless regions, Puerto Rico's is my favorite. Particularly from La Cueva Del Mar. Our server, Nicole, was an angel. She is SO SWEET. She made the experience even better!!! It was packed and very loud at 7pm on a Thursday, which is a nonissue for me, but if your party prefers a quiet meal, be mindful of timing.

The good: Convenient location, valet parking, lively but not overwhelming environment, good music,…read moreand good drinks which is a plus. Food is usually good. The Meh: I liked this Cueva del mar in calle loiza but this experience was subpar. Prior to even ordering, I asked if their famous fish tacos would have the same coleslaw with their special sauce intermixed like it's been since 2007, but in recent visit on Dec 2025 was not the same. He stated he understood. When it arrived, the cole slaw was dry, not the same famous fish tacos i've been used to for years unfortunately. It was unnecessary for the waiter (male in his 50s with black ivy cap) to insist to try to prove me wrong stating that "it's always been this way and i've worked here for 15 years" when my mother and i have had these fish tacos since it opened originally in guaynabo circa ~2007. Mind you, i am bilingual and overheard the waiter talking to the kitchen. Their solution was to bring sauce on the side. My partner ate 1 fish taco, I ate none. When we left the establishment, the waiter went outside to stop my fiance. The waiter never approached me to apologize directly por el mal rato. I also found it extremely distasteful to have to overhear an employee (brunette) on her break (or otherwise) with her foul language near our toddler. We'll just have to stick to another location that treats customers better.

Just a quick shout out to Barrio Kitchen food truck what a great concept, I enjoyed the food very…read moremuch, it's fresh authentic and affordable, love the location too, very hip and trendy SJ, I highly recommend this truck to all tourist and local, a must try... Thanks Barrio Kitchen and more power to you !

Great, fresh and authentic food. Not to mention the service. Definitely following this truck. Are…read moreyou guys always in the same spot? How do we know where you will be next?