(3 de 5) La comida en El Potosí es deliciosa y auténtica, de…read morelo mejor en Humacao si buscas tacos o comida mexicana de verdad. El problema es que desde sus inicios nunca han tenido estacionamiento para los clientes, y eso hace la experiencia incómoda. Vale la pena por el sabor, pero prepárate para dar vueltas buscando dónde dejar el carro.

I have been visiting this place my whole life, flavors are there. Food is great and prices are…read morefair. I definitely recommend the Potosí very humble down to earth! I don't live in PR but every time I visit the island I make sure to not leave without visiting

Hola ... My cousin recently brought a house so this place is right down the street from her. We…read moredrove down there they have a valet to park your car which was awesome and we got seated immediately. As soon as we sat our server Jan came over. He was awesome and gave some conversation and we found out that he's spent some time in Boston which is where we're from. He immediately brought out menus followed by some water. We order spicy fish tacos w/ Crabmeat and Fajitas. The spicy fish tacos were delicious and the taste was so different. I'm not sure what they seasoned that crabmeat with but it was so good. The tacos were soft but they may have put them in the oven so they had a crunch to them. The fajitas came out steaming as usual and the shrimp were blackened which I appreciated so much but I think that just happened from being in the pan. They gave the lettuce salsa guacamole and sour cream on the side. The plating was so neat. The restaurant is an outside place so you see all the cars passing by. I really liked that. Everyone was super friendly. They have a big screen tv and music playing. It's very relaxed and chill and the prices are easy on the pockets. It was my cousins birthday the brought us some shots. Bailey kahlua and whipped cream with cinnamon on top. I think they made the whip cream themselves. 10/10 I enjoyed this restaurant. It's not all the hustle & bustle that San Juan has its off the beaten path and in a quiet settled neighborhood. Give it a shot

Food is very good. Service was pretty good. Music is a little loud. This is a good spot overall. I…read morerecomendé ir.

We visited for late lunch on Wednesday, with a party of two, and it was a nice experience. We…read morestarted with the Chips and Guac, which was pretty standard, good but not great. We then went with Pork and Pinepple Tacos and Birria Tacos. Those dishes were excellent, I had delicious grease running down my arm from the Birria. Nice portions and fair prices. Great place to stop for a bite.

So great. We ordered a variety of things- the birria tacos were the best. Order those! The…read morehorchata- also fantastic.

The food was okay, BUT…read more.. The service was kind of awful. Their "waiters" are teenagers which happen to be relatives of the owner, but that's not the problem, the problem was the little effort they put when serving the customers. The parking? Kind of a pain. There are like 3 parkings spaces in front of the restaurant. Although you could find other parking spots near the establishment (in the street). I would think it twice about coming back. If I do, maybe I will take it to go. They seem like nice people and I'm sure they are actually better with the customer service. Maybe we just had bad luck.

After a day of shopping I was getting ready to head to the supermarket to grab something to cook…read morehowever I noticed that the food truck park was open. Having lived in the area for a while I had been waiting for the food truck park that's on the side of the highway off of Calle Eugenico Benitez Castaño to open. I was driving to the supermarket and decided to go home and grab my lady and we came for some Tacos at Don Paco Golden Taco. She ordered 2 birria Tacos and I had the el pastor burrito. We had a sprite and a tamarind jarritos as well. The place was packed and we had to wait a bit for the food. The food honestly was not worth the wait. The best part was the esquite. (You get a free order for leaving a 5 star review) The food truck park overall is nice. There was some Cultura Profética playing on the speakers and nice lights. There's also a pasta truck in the park. The night we went 9/13 a Saturday the place was packed. There were families of all ages there. I would def not come again even tho I live so close. The tacos tasted like they had cinnamon or allspice in them. Who wants a sweet taco/burrito. Also the meat was Soooooooooooooo Dry. I don't know how they seasoned/marinated that meat but it was not done properly. The consomé for the birria might as well have been some beef broth from the can with 2 slices of onion and some cilantro. Water thin and barely any flavor. The craziest part was I dipped the burrito and tacos in the consomé and some meat fell to the bottom. Even after the entire meal when I fished out the meat it was still dry. I ended up cooking the esquite into some eggs the next day. They actually got my order wrong and gave me horchata instead of the Jarritos. The Horchata is the only reason they get 2 stars instead of one. Save your money and go to La Pachanga on Calle Loiza instead.

Try this cute restaurant where you will be greeted with a smile! Food is yummy- an oasis in a line…read moreof pizza restaurants! We are from New Mexico- great tacos, rice, and salsa. A/C too!