Cute little coffee place right off the number two highway. Very easy to get to. Great coffee and…read moreservice! I really enjoyed their coffee and their French toast also!

Friendly staff. Felt welcomed and was engaged in mini convo with the owner. She is currently in the…read moreprocess of renovating the business but it was still a cute coffee shop we stopped at before our road-trip.

Really good cafe with quick service. As others have said, Cafetal has a bit of everything. It's…read morepart bakery, part cafeteria, sandwich shop, and coffee. All of it is very good. I really liked their coffee. This wasn't bland US-style restaurant brew Folgers coffee. It's the good stuff (and reasonably priced). I had some hot prepared food from their cafeteria area. It was good. But, the real winner is their Cuban sandwich. My son got one and it was huge. Like more than a foot long. Not only is it big, it is delicious. I would say probably the best one I've ever had (and I've had them in Miami and elsewhere). Pastries and sweets are yummy too. You won't leave here hungry. Nice little stop along the road if you're passing through the area.

This place is killer! Amazingly great selection and flavors. We've stopped at 4 other area bakeries…read moreand this is by far the best. Try the Guava Cheese pastry or there's one made with Ladyfingers and cream cheese. Awesome Cherry turnovers. We tried like 11 things in the 2 trips we made. All of them were great. Very friendly staff, let me practice my Español and remembered us when we came back. So sweet, asked us if we liked our Airbnb. I just wished that I had gotten pics of the inside. It is beautiful and cozy looking even though it's pretty large. They are open until 10 at night so we were able to scoot in on our way back from hiking tours and have our stuff for breakfast. Unusual for someone living stateside to see. Stop in and try them, you won't go anywhere else for your pastry.

This is, honestly, the best coffee I've tasted in a while. It was so so tasty, its flavor was so…read morerich and wow, really. Just wow. I usually have my coffee with amaretto and it was a heavenly made combination in this coffee bar. Apart from the delicious coffee, I've had their waffles, they are delicious too. The oreo waffle was to die for, and the almond waffle was amazing too. My friend loves the sandwiches here, so I guess that makes this place an excellent one. They are very helpful and nice. That puts the cherry on top! :)

Pretty good food and ambiance; attractive staff ...English speaking and tourist friendly ... food…read moreis prepared well and coffee options Are good... decor is comfortable and easy access off main road .... we enjoyed our breakfast....the coffee!!!!

Excellent ambience with live music played here...great pizza appetizers…read more Everyone from all generations visit this local spot. Don't fear that it's just a millennial location. X Gen and even the Silent Gen come here to enjoy cocktails and coffee...

Muy buena comida y todo, pero no te atienden bien, se tardan demasiado y ni te hacen caso se…read moretardaron más de una hora y luego me dieron lo que no era!!! Deberían trabajar con eso y sería un sitio súper la comida es buena

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 7/100:…read more "K-fé D' Aquí" is a small kiosk-like coffee shop right in Camuy's downtown plaza. They prepare local Puerto Rico coffee and have a small, but complete, coffee menu. They also serve sandwiches and pastries, even though you don't see the menu around; you just have to ask for the menu. Sandwiches and coffee are prepared right there and then and everything is fresh. Pastries and brought in daily. Ladies serving the coffee shop are attentive, polite and quick to prepare your order. Went there once and asked for a "Double shot latte" or as the locals call it "Café con leche". For those of you who don't know much about Puerto Rico's coffee culture... Most Puerto Ricans take their coffee with milk and technically, it's not a Latte since Lattes tend to have more milk than coffee, while the "café con leche" has 75% coffee and the rest is milk. So even though it's not a "machiato or cortadito", coffee with milk tends to be a bit darker than your regular latte. Besides that, Juan had "un café espresso negro", which would translate to a double espresso. We were both pleased with our coffees and I had to task for a second one because I was craving good old fashioned "Café con leche". These three coffees came out to a total of little under $5.00. Not bad, huh!? If in the area, definitely stop here to enjoy the plaza, the surroundings, culture and most importantly, great inexpensive coffee!

What an amazing spot in Isabela! It's even worth the drive…read morefrom San juan! On Saturdays there is live piano playing! The piano guy is amazing! The food is made with love! Everyone here seems so happy! The lattes are beautifully designed! The eggs and toast were delicious! The French Toast was fabulous! The service was optimal! The energy in here is so positive! Stop on by!

This place was a fun little spot to check out in Puerto Rico. They have a lot of breakfast options…read more I tried the Philly sandwich, it was good and served with chips. I also ordered a mango pineapple smoothie and it was dang good. It was very refreshing on a hot and humid day. I would come again just to get a smoothie.

Lunes 8 de septiembre de 2025 ya en Camuy es hora de almorzar y paramos en esta panadería que…read morevarias de ellas en el área de Camuy. Local limpio y ordenado con amplio estacionamiento. También cuentan con servicio auto para llevar. Ambiente super tranquilo.

It's a great place for breakfast and they have a huge assortment of pastries. The lunch and dinner…read morebar looks good but didn't try.

On vacation in PR with my Colombian in-laws. This place was recommended by a co-worker. It was…read morealmost a 2 hour drive from San Juan, but totally worth the drive. The views driving up there are gorgeous as well as the view from the dining area. Unfortunately, we went on a Friday and there was no guided tour. We still had a great time talking to the owners, spending family time, and eating. We had pastelon, asopao de gandules, mofongo con carne frita, and mofongo-stuffed chicken breast wrapped in bacon with arroz mamposteao. Oh yeah! We also had their coffee, bought some to take home, and my wife got some t-shirts. Definitely a good family or couples spot.

Stopped by for lunch and coffee. Coffee was good. Lunch was ok, nothing special. Ambiance was nice…read more Owner took time off her schedule to chat with us and educate us about farming coffee which was great and highly appreciated.

Great place if you're staying at the hotel nearby or a local! Not a ton of parking but enough for…read morethe amount of seats. Very cozy with great breakfast options and carefully crafted coffees! The French toast meal was excellent! Even if you don't know Spanish you can get by without. Un buen lugar para ir a desayunar en el área, acogedor con varias alternativas en el menú. Las tostadas francesas son excelentes!

Well well, this is a small, cozy and friendly spot! We arrived like at 10 am, and on a holiday…read more There open sign was lit so we took a fast stop for a morning brunch. There menu is varied but small. The parking space is limited but the good part is that it wasn't crowded, so we were like there 2nd customers of the day! We ordered a latte, passion fruit juice, Cocoa Power and Waffle Bowl-Nutella in the side. Everything came out to be on spot. Nice and hot looked delicious and tasted amazing. Definitely one of those hidden 'gems' @ Hatillo.

This is a very nice spot clean, wellcoming with real people that smile at you. Food is good and…read morecoffee is Gustos Strongly recommended for a rest stop coming from sj. Carrot pancakes are amazing

Come here often for work and to enjoy some of the best coffees. Very consistent, great service, and…read moreprice point!! Definitely recommended!!!