This Cuban restaurant is a hidden gem . The food is very…read moreauthentic & delicious , The staff is personable , friendly , & helpful . Great family , romantic ,restaurant

We really enjoyed this little hole-in-the-wall place that turned out to be quite the fine-dining…read moreexperience. We enjoyed three different great entree's and the fine attentive service ( tho it was early afternoon, and there were two other parties in the little ten-top restaurant). The one in want to duplicate, though, was the very tasty coconut/lime salad dressing!! Never had it before, but I certainly intend to try to duplicate it back home.

My boyfriend and I stumbled upon this place by accident, but I am so glad that we did. It's a…read morelittle cart where the menu changes daily and most food items are grown in their garden. Coffee is local and strong! Literally farm to table! Only outdoor seating available but the environment is so peaceful. The staff is incredible. Pedro was beyond welcoming and explained everything on the menu. Vegan and vegetarian options are available. Cash only

Specialty coffee and vegan Cuban Food. All food is local with 90% of the ingredients coming from…read morethe farm the cart is located on! They also have specialty coffee from Counter Culture and Sandra Farms. New single origins every week on espresso, mocktails (virgin cocktails) and green juices! If you want a typical Caribbean meal and also vegan, go here! If you want to best coffee in all of Puerto Rico, go to Cafe Yoruba!

Amazing views, wonderful service and phenomenal food. The Cuban sliders were the BEST!read more

Went for lunch and ordered Mofongo with shrimp in a creole sauce. Mind you I had this dish at many…read morerestaurants so I know what it looks like and maybe the taste is not the same at every restaurant but this was terrible. The sauce tasted like a mix of spaghetti sauce with ketchup. I couldn't eat it. Customer service was very nice and attentive. They offered a different dish which I bought back home and into the garbage the next day. Beautiful view.

Viernes 23 de agosto de 2024 día de romper el ayuno así que nos fuimos a cenar, cosa rara. Llegamos…read morea este local el cual tenía deseos de ir hace tiempo. Servicio excelente y el ambiente tranquilo. Más tarde en la noche hay música en vivo, Salsa y un amplio salón para bailar. También se come muy bien. La decoración del lugar te hace pensar por un momento que no estás en Caguas sino en la Habana de los años 50. Date la vuelta y pásala bien.

I loved this place, awesome music, good food and the perfect atmosphere, a little touch of Cuba on…read moreLA Isla del Encanto...

Sábado 23 de noviembre de 2024 finalmente al filo de las 6:30pm decidí romper mi ayuno intermitente…read moredesde que me tome la batida de frutas. Así las cosas decidimos después de dar vueltas en el Casco Urbano de Caguas llegar a este local que llevaba tiempo por probarlo. La experiencia fue espectacular desde la entrada hasta la salida. Desde el personal, la comida y el ambiente. Aunque estaba yo súper cansado luego de un día ocupado hasta la mesera me levantó el ánimo. Si vives en Caguas y quieres un experiencia de comida Cubana sin tener que ir a San Juan este es el local a donde tienes que venir. Estacionamiento es en la calle pero el área es una tranquila. Servicio excelente y el ambiente uno familiar.

Excelente servicio y calidad de la comida. Los cocteles,…read morevariados y buenísimos. Es el tipo de negocio que todos debemos apoyar.

Highly recommended this place. The vibes, food, drinks, and service were great. The star of the…read moreshow was dessert. That guava mousse was one of the best desserts I've ever had. I will absolutely come back. I didn't know what to expect but I love guava so I saved room and I'm so grateful I did.

Really nice spot for traditional Puerto Rican food near La Placita! It's a great way to start the…read moreevening with a filling meal, to prep yourself for a night of dancing and drinks afterward :) Came here with some friends and without a reservation we were seated quickly outdoors. I ordered the longaniza risotto, which was such a delicious and hearty meal. The crispy pork skin on top was a nice touch to contrast with the creamy risotto. It had a generous amount of sausage chunks too. So good! Ambiance here is excellent since we were outdoors and were able to watch all the fun festivities going on at La Placita. We didn't have any issues with the service. Overall I really enjoyed my experience here!

Place small and a little tight for me. Service was excellent, cortesious, and fast. Coming from a…read morecuban family the taste and quality deserves 2 stars. Rice was either undercooked or old, no clue but was awful. My wife and daughter coincide with this un delightful appreciation, their food was not fresh. The only worthy stuff was the Tasajo, the house specialty, which truly was not bad at all although I have had much better. Overall the place barely deserves 2 stars.

Creative drinks and a varied wine cellar. My favorite: the house cocktail, I think is called…read more"Paladar". It's a colorful heavenly concoction. Awesome food, whether you are going for the small plates or the full entrees, the portions are large and the prices very reasonable. Highly recommended. If you are a carnivore, go for the steaks. My favorite is the skirt steak ("Churrasco"). If you like the royal treatment, ask for the chef... He rocks! (...and yes, he does have off-the-menu, upon-order stuff.) The desserts are awesome! Tip: parking is behind the restaurant! You really can't see it from the front.

Came here for dinner with the family. We walked in around 6PM and were able to be seated within 5…read moreminutes. Our waitress was friendly and provided good recommendations. The one dish that got us all talking was the Churrasco 8 oz (Skirt Steak), ($25) which we ordered medium rare. Something about how they prepared the steak where it wasn't dripping blood, but still perfectly pink in the middle and also really tender and enjoyable to consume. Other items we ordered worth noting as they were also tasty was the Zarzuela de mariscos (Seafood Zarsuela) ($27) and the Ropa Vieja (Shredded Beef) ($18). The Fish Tacos ($13) were also good too.

This place was highly recommended by the hotel owner and was walking distance from…read moremy hotel. It was early on a Friday evening around 6 PM. I figured walking in should be fine. When I arrived, the restaurant was pretty packed already. The 2-seat tables were all occupied, leaving a few 4-seat ones open which I knew the staff was hesitant to give to a solo diner. But they did seat me right away. I ordered a ceviche and a grouper filet with rice & beans and maduros. The ceviche took over 30 minutes to come and the entree also took another 30 minutes to come. It was busy but that was a bit much. Both items were fine. Nothing blew my socks off. Definitely not what I was expecting since it came highly recommended by a local. As the kids say, the food was mid lol. Prices were reasonable.

After a week of beer, tacos, street food, beaches, forts, music, and mischief, I had one last…read moremission: a Cuban sandwich. At Ropa Vieja Grill in San Juan, Puerto Rico, they might just perfect it better than Cuba itself. The spot is clean, classy, and welcoming not your typical hole-in-the-wall and the service is top-notch, making you feel like a VIP with every bite. The sandwich itself? Pressed just right, loaded with roast pork, ham, melty cheese, and pickles a little Caribbean celebration in your hands. A must-stop for your final taste of the island flavorful, polished, and unforgettable.

Ropa Vieja Grill got the birthday shenanigans off to a great start. It's just about a block from…read morethe beach and was the perfect stop, enroute to sun, sand, and celebration. From the moment we walked in, it was a lively and fun vibe. The warmth and friendliness of the staff set the tone and instantly put us in vacation mode. I finally tried the much talked about mofongo (fried green plantains mashed with garlic, olive oil, and "chicharrónes" or pork skins). We ordered the beef, which was tender and flavorful, and more than just enough as it's quite filling. The Puerto Rican lemonade made with passion fruit was another new tickler for the tastebuds. As guests at the hotel (The Condado Palm Inn), we were lucky enough to meet Denise, during breakfast one morning. Let me just say, she ROCKS! Denise was our hostess turned unofficial tour guide, enthusiastically sharing some great ideas and recommendations on beaches, adventures, local spots and other must-see-if-you-can sights of interest.

Excelente. Reunion de clase graduandos. Comida y aperitivos muy buenos. . Nos atendió Bianca y…read moreFrances. A+. lo recomiendo. ( no hay aire acondicionado pero el area es fresco. Y buen parking. Éxodo 77. Gracias por el servicio que nos atendieron.

The location is rustic with a nice open concept, spacious parking, food was excellent, the service…read morewas good minus one issue, one of our guess did not receive their plate with the rest of us due to a mistake, all and all I would recommend giving the place a try...