The server was polite and very attentive. The food that I got took a little longer to come out, but…read morethe representation of the food was great passionfruit margarita was so good. You only needed one well it was strong. everybody look like they enjoy themselves here and the music they play is great.

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.

Very popular bar on the main corner of La Placita bar district…read more I came here two times while in Puerto Rico. This is a lively bar with great salsa music, people dancing, and karaoke on Thursday evenings. If you are sitting inside, you go up to the bar and order from there. If you are sitting outside, a waiter will assist you. Casual setting. Very lively place. Great place to people watch, and to watch people dancing and singing.

If you love live salsa music and people dancing in the streets, this is the place to come in LA…read morePlacita! Great beer and drink prices! Great service! Great crowd!

Asked a local and ended up here, currently more than enjoying a traditional dish the "special" of…read morethe day, it's something with meatballs, arroz y beans con mango? Whatever it is, it's amazing. I'd like to think of myself as a foodie of sorts back home and this more than satisfied. I'm really enjoying you Puerto Rico and now even more so due to your delicious food! Xo

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Great place to enjoy with kids. Excellent service. Very clean and plenty of arcade games to choose…read morefrom. Didn't eat at this location during this visit.

Sabado 27 de septiembre de 2025 almuerzo en Plaza Las Americas. Esta vez en un ambiente…read morecompletamente distinto. Lugar de juegos electrónicos de diversos. Un Pub!! Restaurante. Fuimos almorzar y pasamos un rato en ambiente llamativo donde muchas familias van a celebrar cumpleaños de distintas edades. Ambiente familiar y tranquilo. La comida estubo bien y servicio estuvo excelenteZ. Nos atendio JoselynC

Parking may be difficult to find. We parked down a side road and walked less than a block to get…read morehere. This is a more of a bar than restaurant but it offers some restaurant style menu items along with some unique cocktails. We tried a cocktail with grapefruit and gin; don't remember the name. It was better than expected. The place has an urban, hipster-like atmosphere. It's basically one large room with a bar, a few tables of varying sizes, and two "lounge" areas with couches. It also sports a few TVs. We came here on the recommendation for the Mero Bites (deep fried grouper); an appetizer. So we ordered those, a Quesadilla de Pollo, and a side of Tostones. The Tostones came with a mayo-ketchup style dipping sauce and tasted like, you guessed it, tostones. The Quesadilla de Pollo came with small sides of sour cream, refried black beans, and guacamole. It was also drizzled with a creamy sauce. Overall, it was satisfying and better than average. The Mero Bites were definitely worth it. They were large flakey chunks of grouper, deep fried to a golden brown, and slightly crispy. They came with a side of tartar that paired with them perfectly but they were delicious without it as well. Definitely get the Mero Bites if you go here. The staff was friendly and our waiter was excellent. If you're in the area and want a snack and a drink, I'd recommend stopping in for the Mero Bites and one of their unique cocktails. The Mero Bites alone were worth the visit.

This place has great aesthetic and atmosphere BUT the service is the WORST I have ever encountered…read more They had 3 people working a medium size bar and instead of each working a specific part, they all concentrated on the same area. It was incompetente and idiotic. The people that work there either have a low IQ or don't have a sense of geometry. Either way, please learn how to work a bar before actually doing it. I don't plan on coming here again. Este lugar tiene buena atmósfera pero el servicio es ridículo y no vale la pena ir si tienes que esperar más de 20min por un trago. No vuelvo hasta que resuelvan este problema

Lokos Koko Is the place you need to hit up if you're looking for a good time while in La Placita!…read moreAfter hours this place turns into a club. They play everything from afrobeats to reggaeton. The drink specials are also a must. Well drinks as low as $4 and beers $2!

My first introduction to LaPlacita!…read more This was my first stop of the night. What drew me in was their $2 corona specials and heavy ac use. I arrived around 9 on Friday night and the place was pretty empty. After exploring some neighboring bars I returned around 10:30. The DJ was just setting up. I grabbed a cold mojito and mingled with other people there. From there the night heated up, Great mixed crowd and variety of music! I stayed there for hours dancing, mingling with group, and enjoying great drinks. Only thing that was a bit of a bummer was the one toilet bathroom for the ladies room. They ran out of toilet paper and soap and the line was really long!

Este lugar tiene mucha variedad y aun así todos los platos que he probado son riquísimos. Te…read moreofrecen: comida etíope, pescado empanado/frito con papas fritas hechas en la casa, 'empanadas' de lentejas que se llaman sumusas, diferentes proteinas sazonadas con "jerk" (sazón y sabrosura de Jamaica), y mucho mas. He venido varias veces, este lugar es especial porque ofrece un sazón diferente y nuevo en PR. La dueña (Char) es una dulzura. El postre también es delicioso y hecho por locales!

Table Spice Bar & Grill Escaping the big-name mediocre…read morerestaurants at the Plaza Las Américas, we were lucky to find the nearby Table Spice Bar & Grill. The service was friendly and attentive. The dark interior showcases their wine collection in a very stylish fashion, and the patio/bar is charming. Our group ordered the red snapper, fish tacos, and an Ethiopian injera platter. Despite not having a few items that we requested for the platter, what we got was delicious. The coconut curry rice that accompanied the snapper was a delightful flavor combo. We have had really good Ethiopian many times, and were not disappointed.

Good quesadillas and burritos. We went to the location in La Placita at night and the music was so…read moreloud, it was hard to order drinks and food. Fun music but I don't think there was a live DJ. We did enjoy dancing and sitting with our food and hookah (pineapple flavor was good but I feel like it didn't last that long).

Didn't get food but does liquid diet count? The service was so great! The server, Yasmin was so…read moreadorable! She was able to make the best Pina Colada ever! The Ambience is spectacular with their vibrant and neon colors! The bar is a hot spot for locals! Loved dancing away here!

Colorism where it wasn't expected. For the sake of this review it important to know that I along…read morewith one of my other friends are two light skinned black women but the rest of our friend group are darker skinned black women. At first, the food was pretty okay. I got waited on and served relatively quickly. However, my darker skinned friends had to wait a longer time not just to order, but also to get their food. One of my darker skinned friends ordered three empanadas and only received two. When she tried to speak to one of the servers about getting her third empanada they refused. She said she was willing to pay for it, but they refused to serve her what she asked. Then, they said there's always a problem with "you people". Then all of a sudden they lied and said she was trying to scam them. As we're walking out, they start cursing at us and saying things like " I hope everyone except you (referring to my darker skinned friend) has a good day". The servers were overall very disrespectful, they cursed, and they were overly unprofessional. So even though the food was okay this was a horrible experience. As we were leaving, we saw two other darker skinned black women walk up to try and order. We told them about our experience and the servers started lying and saying that we are there every day and always causing problems. This was also untrue. That was the first time we've ever been to this restaurant. We walked a block down the street to wait for our car service. Then moments later, we bumped into the same dark skinned black women we saw earlier and they told us that their presence wasn't even acknowledged. So like I said even though the food was pretty okay. It wasn't good enough to be okay with the blatant colorism where it wasn't expected.

What a perfect little hidden gem right off the beach in Isla Verde. Torres' place has that "beach…read moreshack" vibe that makes you want an ice cold beer and a tostone after lounging in the sun or hitting the waves. It's a teeny spot with only about 10 seats, so you may have to wait. We were lucky to go on a cloudy day and snagged a little table. Chicken wings, pulled pork tacos, and the pork stuffed tostones are all yummy. There's an herby green sauce on them that is out of this world. Fresh and bright. Mojito was good, I'd steer clear of the margarita (seems like a mix is used). The OceanLab IPA was local and yummy.