Mechanic shop turned speakeasy! Cool bar right off the main highway with a cool story. Umberto and…read morehis brother is transforming their grandfathers auto mechanic shop into a trendy speakeasy bar. Great selection at the bar and some incredible craft cocktails to choose from. If you're in the area swing by and enjoy some drinks and even smoke a cigar. @Smilton3rd

This is easily one of the most laid back bars to visit in Aguada! The bartenders make some of the…read morebest drinks i've had, and they connected with every customer there. AC is also a plus. As a car guy, this place was at the top of my interests, and the inside is littered with vintage diecast cars, and they have a separate lounge with tons of old parts and manuals. Definitely Recommend, 100%

This a dive bar off the beaten path in downtown Rincon. Most tourists never see it as it is off of…read morethe main road PR-115. It is open mostly during the day and often closes early. If you are looking for a cold can of beer or a game of billiards, this is a nice little spot. It is primarily a one woman show, and she makes a pretty good sandwich or burger if you get a little hungry.

During the tourist season this can be a really happening place. Right now it is graveyard dead…read more There is beer, billiards, and the occasional friendly game of cards. I would give it 4 stars if this were March and the place was full. There is a nice little eatery next door if you get hungry, and they have a mini ATM. Sometimes they even have live music on the weekend. If you are visiting Rincon during the season it is worth checking out.

If you're looking for the perfect dive bar experience in Old San Juan, this place absolutely nails…read moreit. From the moment you walk in, you feel the vibe. It's small, loud, a little gritty, and completely inviting--exactly what a true dive bar should be. The walls are covered in graffiti and stickers from years of visitors leaving their mark, and honestly, that's part of the magic. You can't help but look around and smile at all the personality packed into such a cozy space. One of my favorite details? Look over to the right corner of the bar and you'll spot what looks like a vintage cash register straight out of the 1800s. Then right in the middle of the bar you've got the modern point-of-sale devices. The contrast is hilarious and perfect--old-school charm meeting modern bar life. There's a pool table, plenty of seating for such an intimate spot, and yes, a restroom inside (always appreciated in Old San Juan!). But what really makes this place stand out is the service--the staff is fantastic, welcoming, and they pour seriously strong drinks that are also refreshingly affordable. This is the kind of place where you come for one drink in the afternoon and suddenly the whole evening disappears in great conversation and good vibes. If you're wandering the streets of Old San Juan and want authentic dive bar energy, great drinks, and a place full of character, this is absolutely a must-stop. Highly recommend.

Always a good time here. Love the grunge vibe. The Pina Batida was delicious! Service was friendly!read more

My 2nd attempt to patronize this tiki bar to no success. Employees could care less as we stood in…read moreline and no one acknowledged us. We said screw it and walked across the street to El Puente for our Medalla.

Ordene empanadillas y espere más de una hora, ninguna disculpa simplemente otro grupo llego y les…read moredieron esa ordene antes de la de nosotros. El señor preparando las empanadas en el teléfono todo el tiempo no se disculpó. Zero urgencia nada bueno el servicio al cliente.

Great dive bar. Get there early if you want food. Like before 11am early. Old gentleman hangs out…read morethere that went to PR on vacation in the 70s and never returned to the states. If you're looking for a gentrified yuppy experience keep on driving.

Great authentic food friendly people. Beautiful mountain view a must stop for the weekends!read more

This is our favorite spot to eat at La Parguera. Always great service and great food.read more

La Paguera is known to have some of the best seafood in PR and I did have an amazing meal here. I…read morewent to El Karakol right before our bioluminescent bay boat tour. The place itself is extremely simple. Outside there are lots of mosquitos as it's next to the water. But the snapper with capers that I had was so delicious! Definitely recommend this place for good seafood.

This was a cool spot - very hipster vibe with a nice outdoor seating area. Drinks had generous…read morepours and were cheap. There's also a cool gallery off of it.

Hands down my favorite place for a beer. Endless array of performances, art installations, and…read moreevents. There's a backyard, there's a side yard, there's console games, DJs, a jukebox, vintage TVs, what more could you want?? This is the place to be for an awesome late night.

Dear locals that welcomed us crazy tourists to your wonderful roadside paradise, thank you for…read morecreating the most delicious shark empanadas we've ever dreamed of and for serving us our first pina coladas of the trip (first of many many pina coladas since we learned they were born in Puerto Rico). We loved sitting on the beach across from the stand enjoying the sunset until we were eaten alive (you warned us and we didn't listen), but then you provided bugspray and we really really appreciated it. We're glad we ended up hanging out with your regulars and got all of the hot tips. Such a warm memory. Salud!

Very nice roadside stand. Simple food well executed at very reasonable prices. Surprisingly…read moreclean bathrooms. On-site parking. Seating area is very simple but clean. Great view, right on water. This is a place worth stopping at.

Came here for the sunset dinner. They do not take reservations and only walk-ins, so it is best to…read morecome at least 30 minutes before sunset if you really want a table closest to the water for the view. Unlike your typical Puerto Rican restaurants on this island, this restaurant is pretty white washed, so expect to be treated like it's mainland USA and they expect you to treat them the same. Water is not free. They'll bring you fancy water and charge you $5 for it. For food we got the Fish Curry ($32), Orecchiette Pasta ($28), and Tapa Poke ($20). The one dish not worth getting is the Tapa Poke as the portion is essentially bite size and you're paying $20. The others were pretty good, no complaints.

La Copa Llena has a truly great view--one of the best parts of the whole experience. It's a…read morebeautiful spot to sit by the water, relax, and enjoy the scenery. I've been three times now, and while the setting is consistently lovely, the food and service have just been okay. On my most recent visit, the panzanella salad was very dry and ended up being mostly bread, which was disappointing. Overall, it's worth going for the view, but the food and service haven't quite matched the setting in my experience. Great place for a drink and the scenery!