por lo menos la vez más reciente que fuí hace años la comida muy rica. el servicio muy bueno. aquel…read moredía cayo un aguacero desde que llegamos hasta que nos fuimos. nos sentamos en la parte de atrás y se veia el campo. el ambiente muy agradable. los precios pasables. saludos desde fort morgan colorado.

Very nice place and great food!!!!! We had the "sobre camarones" and the "cream cheese and chorizo…read morestuffed pork loin". Don't miss the appetizer cheese and bacon "platanutres".

Hands down the best dinner experience of our entire Puerto Rico vacation! We celebrated our 19th…read moreanniversary here on 07/07/26 with our daughters, and it couldn't have been more perfect. The food was absolutely incredible, without a doubt the most flavorful meal we had all week, and honestly one of the best meals I've had in a very long time. Order the chicken... WOW! Every bite was packed with amazing flavor. The service was truly exceptional. One of our servers, Allen, was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. He took the time to talk with us & he didn't seem rushed. The teamwork among the staff was amazing to watch. There was a gentleman constantly walking through the dining room clearing plates the moment we were finished, keeping everything spotless without ever interrupting our meal. Everyone worked together so seamlessly, and you could tell they genuinely enjoyed what they do. While we waited for our food--which actually came out super fast for PR--our daughters loved spending time down by the beach area. It was the perfect way to keep them entertained while we relaxed. And the view... photos simply don't do it justice. We had no idea just how breathtaking the setting and ambiance would be until we experienced it in person. If you're in Rincón, La Copa Llena is a must-visit!!

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.

Servicio excelente. Los dueños muy atentos y servicial. Mara y Andres did an excellent job getting…read moreour drinks and food order . We had vegetarians in our group and they acomodated us all. The food was delicious and so was the service. They open Fri- Sunday only after 5. Service was shorthanded so wait time was a little long but it was worth the wait. Food was delicious. Highly recommend mofongo mero and arroz mamposteado. The drinks ALL of them were top notch. Plus lots of beautiful photo ops around the restaurant. Can't wait to come back!

Excelente Lugar para compartir con la Familia. Deliciosa comida y mojitos. Todo muy buenoread more

Andábamos por Maricao y queríamos almorzar en un lugar de comida puertorriqueña y nos habían…read morehablado bien de la Casona de Artemio en las Marías. La carretera un poco peligrosa pero allí legamos. La comida estaba muy bien, servicio excelente (las muchachas que nos atendieron se esmeraron mucho en su trabajo). Precios de la comida muy razonables (en general entre $15 y $30 por plato) y las bebidas también. Lo único que me sorprendió (negativamente) fue el precio exorbitado de lo que ellos llaman "crème brulé" y que en realidad era una crema catalana (ambas son muy parecidas, pero la consistencia del "crème brulé" es menos solida que el de la crema catalana, (yo he vivido en Paris y en Barcelona y conozco bien la diferencia). Mientras el precio de otros postres fluctuaba entre $4 y $5, el precio del crème brulé fue $8.50. La créma estaba buena pero no era extraordinaria ni la porción muy grande (quizás 3 onzas) para justificar ese precio (y el precio no estaba explicito en el menú tampoco). We were in Maricao and we wanted to have lunch at a Puerto Rican food place and we had been told good things about the Casona de Artemio in Las Marías. The road is a little dangerous but we went there. The food was very good, service excellent (the girls who served us worked very hard). Very reasonable food prices (generally between $15 and $30 per dish) and drinks were affordable too. The only thing that surprised me (negatively) was the exorbitant price of what they call "crème brulé" and that was a Catalan cream (both are very similar, but the consistency of "crème brulé" is less solid than that of the Catalan cream, (I have lived in Paris and Barcelona, and I know the difference well). While the price for other desserts fluctuated between $4 and $5, the price of the crème brulé was $8.50. The cream was good but not extraordinary nor was the portion big (maybe 3 ounces) to justify that price (and the price wasn't explicit on the menu either).

Definitivamente un lugar especial. Excelente ambiente para crear recuerdos perdurables. Exquisita…read morecomida, servicio esmerado y un patio interior de ensueño. Lo recomiendo para celebraciones y eventos especiales.

What a great experience I had coming here with my family in PR. The service was fantastic. The…read moredrinks (especially the mojito flight was amazing). And the food- wow. Their surtido appetizer was one of the best I've had in PR. Very family oriented while looking at the beautiful beach in Isabela! Can't wait to go back!

Amazing mofongo with shrimp and garlic sauce, arroz mamposteao with bacon and maduros top of the…read moreline! Sangria es exceptional!! Definitely will be returning! Ambience, beach waves make it all better and staff were great host!!! So glad we were recommended this spot!! Best food place by far while on vacation!!

A MUST TRY SPOT…read more One of the best mofongo I've had. We had queso frito, tostones rellenos along with many other appetizers. All dishes were a hit! From a party of 20 we all rated between 4-5 stars. The staff was great in handling our large group. Will definitely come back again!

My wife saw the ad for this restaurant online. We liked the outdoor layout of the restaurant…read more However, we weren't thrilled with it being so close to the road, as it was loud and not great for across the table conversation. We stopped in and ordered La Bestia and Pal Campo. We ordered the Surtido by Cheff's for an appetizer. We enjoyed all of the food! We wanted to make sure we had food native to the island. The two platters were more than enough food for our party of 6. Our server, Kim, was friendly and attentive. We would like to return if we are ever back in the Isabella area!

Everything we ordered was absolute perfection! We started off with empanadillas carne and they were…read moreso crispy & tasty. I ordered the tenderloin filete mofongo mixto (tenderloin steak, mushrooms, onions, red peppers and green peas over mofongo in a brown gravy). Truly delicious!! My husband got the Pechuga Rellena (chicken cordon bleu) and it was the best one we have ever had. Finished up with a tres leches and cortado and could not be happier to have come to La Casa del Chef for our meal! The wait staff was also lovely answering all the questions we had. Plenty of locals enjoying their meals here as well, no surprise at all given the 5 star meal we had

Food was mediocre and service was terrible. I do not recommend and I will not be returning.read more

While cruising down PR115, we happened upon a little restaurant and we had to stop in for dinner…read more The meal? A mouthwatering Bistec served alongside perfectly cooked rice and beans--absolutely delicious! They close early, so plan accordingly, but trust me--you've got to try this place!

From the owner: La Casita de mi Abuela Restaurant began as a food truck in 2018 and, thanks to the efforts of its…read morefounder, it is now a cozy restaurant where you can enjoy the authentic flavor of grandma’s cooking. With traditional recipes and a special focus on plantain-based dishes, here you’ll find the true taste of Puerto Rican cuisine. Come and experience a place full of tradition and great flavor!

Had a wonderful time at Casita Miramar. Aalyah, our server did an amazing job of being able to…read morecommunicate and inform us about the dishes and accommodate anything we needed. Aalyah, thank you so much for making our last meal in San Juan so special!! The portions are huge! I split an app with 3 people and honestly the main dishes can be split among two people as well. It was very tasty especially the chicken, and the ribs! The place also looked amazing and we were given a semi-private room for such a large group. Thanks for having us!!

For my last night in Puerto Rico, I wanted to go all out, and I ended up somewhere pretty special…read more Casita Miramar sits in a gorgeous old villa in the Miramar neighborhood, all hanging plants, twinkle lights, and vintage furniture, and the décor and ambiance alone had me sold before the food even showed up. I sat at the bar, and the staff absolutely made the night. Insanely nice and receptive, they talked with me the entire time, made recommendations, walked me through the dishes and the culture behind them, and kept the strong drinks coming, which I will never complain about. That kind of hospitality is rare and I can't say enough about it. Now for my one nitpick, and this is a me problem more than a them problem: I don't totally love Puerto Rican food. This is authentic comida criolla, which pulls from Caribbean, Latin American, and Spanish influences all at once, and my picky palate keeps asking what exactly it's trying to be. But the vibes, the people, and the setting made the whole experience more than worth it. Come for the criollo cooking, stay for one of the warmest rooms in San Juan.