I heard Puerto Rican coffee was really good and really strong, so I began my search. This place is…read moreone block from the most amazing beach in condado. It's so cute. It's a market on one side and a coffee shop on the other. It has lots of seating but very little parking. It's definitely a local neighborhood spot. I'd advise walking. We're so used to flavored creamers. The baristas were so nice to meet me in the middle. They have few syrups. I have a mocha. It was just right! I also tried one of their pastries. It tasted quite fresh! There were several groups of people that came in while we were there. Seems like a popular stop.

We can check off all of the boxes here! Although I only had the Caramel Latte every morning I was…read morethere for a week!!! Don't judge me! I have a habit of going where I feel good. The service here was super cool and chill, reminded me of what my home is. The variety of people and the conversations you hear, were exactly what PR is. This is a must go to if you are in the area.

Wepa wepa! From Groceries to turning up, this is your spot! I was researching spots to celebrate…read morefor New Year's, this was one of the spots that showed up. AMBIANCE You're in the city so it's an eventful area. There's street parking and nearby lots but your best to carpool or rideshare. As for the vibes, I'm told in the daytime it's a local marketplace that's filled with vendors and other fresh produce booths. It's pretty chill with a nice neighborhood feel. As for the evening, this is where to turn up and get a pulse of Puerto Rico parties. EXPERIENCE Go to your bar, pick your vibe from community, club excessive, lounge feel, live music or etc. Drink choices rangeThey have it here! Plenty of photo op spots and good energy. I was here peak of the #DTMF era so it was magical to see people come together with a speaker and a cowbell. A local put into perspective how this was way better than paying for an expensive hotel party. It was truly a 1 of 1 experience. TL;DR OVERALL 5 Stars. It doesn't get any better. There's a reason why this space is dropped in lyrics and people's recommendations because this is the heart of the people. So don't be shy! Grab a drink, walk around, catch a dance, and be safe! TIPS: * Don't just settle for one spot. Be sure to explore around to experience the entire Santurce experience!

Review #1,047 Posted on 4.26.26…read more We came to La Placita on Thursday the 23rd, when in town to celebrate my buddies 50th birthday. I guess this was purposefully done as I've heard it's nuts here on Fridays & Saturdays. When you get dropped off at the main road when you walk down it takes you to all the action in a few hundred feet. This place was still packed, but it was popping, the place to be at night I'd guess. They've got all JJ da of restaurants, bars, & clubs here. Tons of music, & a good time.

This review is for the location in Terminal C. It feels like it's bigger than the one we visited in…read moreTerminal A, but I'm sure they still carry the same items. I stopped in for a last minute souvenir before leaving San Juan. What I liked is that they have locally made products. The colorful ornaments from an artist named Susana López Castells caught my attention. I couldn't pass up the image of Calle de la Fortaleza in Old San Juan adorned with hanging umbrellas. It has both the Puerto Rican and American flag in the image which is exactly what I wanted. I kind of wish I had bought a tile or a magnet to go with it. The prices are definitely higher at the airport, but the service was very good. She wrapped up the ornament very well without me even asking. I'd return for more souvenirs. There's a huge variety of items including candies and snacks to take with you on the plane. Check it out when flying in or out of SJU.

I can't believe I forgot to review this wonderful shop after I landed in Puerto Rico! It's inside…read morethe airport & I bought coffee for my brother to send home from here. Altho I wish to find instant coffee but in Puerto Rico they don't sell it, which I have learned in time lol..! I was in awe with this place but I have just landed & I need to go to my hotel to rest & plan my visit. I did end up buying some more coffee on my way back to New York City & wished I should have get it from a local store! I actually forgot & end up paying a higher price! Place is so magical, loved the colors & cultural items so much ! Prices were ridiculously higher & I expected it already, it's being inside the airport! Customer service was great, still dreaming to go go back to Puerto Rico____

Nice walk thru town. A lot of small shops. Nice crowds kid friendly. Lots of cafes and cigar shopsread more

A must go to get your fresh produce, especially tropical fruit. They will let you sample some too…read more They do take credit card. There are some stores and a juice spot on the other side too. Tried their rambutan, soursop, pineapple - did not regret. Came here twice during my 9 day stay!

Obama visited this spot so visit here if you want to eat like a president. The Mallorca was class…read more I had my first Tripleta here and it was loaded. They're very generous with the sandwich fillings. The baked goods/pastries looked amazing so I'll for sure try them when I'm back.

I don't normally leave reviews, but it was so so bad I need people to heed my warning and not let…read morethis place rob you of what a good breakfast bakery in Puerto Rico can be. The good thing first- the line goes through fairly quickly considering how busy they were the day I was there, Sunday July 19, 2026, and parking was plentiful. Service was fine, cleanliness was good. The bad. Way overpriced for this region. There are plenty of bakeries in Puerto Rico offering the same things at half the price. The worst. The food quality sucked. Jugo de China Natural usually means squeezed to order. It was squeezed ahead of time and served with ice without being asked. Fresh squeezed orange juice is best served room temp. A good one will still be a little foamy on the top with very low acidity Ham and Cheese on Mayorca Bread- a staple of PR breakfast. Traditionally served pressed with a little powdered sugar on top that caramelizes a little because of the pressing. This one had a ton of floury tasting powdered sugar on the top and bottom of the top and inside the top and bottom of the bread, not normal at all. And for whatever reason, mine was served with the insides of the bread out side but I saw others that weren't served that way. So strange. And the ham was oddly pale. Also, no knives or forks to be found, so the extra sugar was extra confusing Quesitos- I ordered 4 to take out. I should not have. They went straight to the trash. The dough was severely under baked and soggy yet the filling was dry and crumbly without barely any sugar on top to offset the cream cheese. Arroz con Dulce- overly sweet and watery. Also went straight to the trash. Should be a little thicker from the starch of the rice combining with the sweet milk as it cooks. It tasted like they cooked the rice separately and then added cinnamon, evaporated milk and a ton of sugar without heating it. Not even a hint of vanilla to be found. For $44 dollars before tip. It was straight disrespectful to tourists and locals alike. I hope they improve because there is nothing worst than a popular spot resting on the laurels of a good location PS- The Habichuelas Escabeche were good.

This reminds me of going into a Whole Foods. It is smaller of course, but the way the store is…read morelaid out and the bright colors of the fresh fruits and veggies. Of course the pricing also makes me think of Whole Foods as well. If you are looking for natural food items, this is the place to go. It has a decent selection of healthy food items. There is parking behind the store which makes it easy if you are arriving by car. By foot, this is a great location near all the hotels.

Quirky neighborhood grocery store focusing on non-local groceries. Prices are high, service is…read moreslow, selection is limited.

The ambiance for a tourist is so inviting. About the first place meet family at when come into…read moretown. As I do for Christmas time. Perfect seasonal temperature just to hang out and catch up over good conversation. And great place to purchase nicities to bring to Niece's house for Christmas and New Years dinning. The Guava Cheesecake is a hit. The variety of dips also works and the additional tropical / latin flavors is a plus for this North Carolinian. Great place to obtain food items that would associate as either European or upscale. And the building itself harkens to a classical time. I recommend this place solely on the ambiance.

This was bought today. Selling spoiled basil-- horrible quality. This is not a good place to get…read morefresh basil. Never again. Update: taste horrible. Worthless.

This is an all plant base restaurant. They have all the Puerto Rican specialty and some other Latin…read moreand American popular dishes. The restaurant is spacious with colorful and expressive art all over the walls. You're hearing Latin music in the background there's a large bar in the left corner. The menu is big, there's so much that you would want to try so go with the big party. Your offered three different styles of plant proteins when you order your traditional dish. We had the Pasteles, Mofongo, ALcapurria and Sorullitos. Everything came out hot and fresh. The Mofongo was out of this world. And I make Mofongo. The Alcapurria was delicious of Smith's first time having it. The portions are large enough to share. Or have leftovers. You are so lucky to meet the owner. The super friendly gentleman he gave us the backstory of why he started this restaurant. Changing his diet helped him recover from cancer. And it was about the way he ate. So he wanted to share this opportunity with meat eaters. So the whole goal of his restaurant is vegan food for meat eater so they can see that they are not missing anything. The owner also is a famous DJ. He has a talk show radio. And he's been doing it since the 70s. It was a lovely experience my Bestie found this restaurant for me. Because I'm a vegan/sometimes pescatarian. I don't get to try all the foods. It was such a lovely experience.

Authentic Spaniard Bakery . If you would like Spaniard food, you crave "jamón Serrano", manchego…read morecheese, a great Spaniard potato omelette or a real Mallorca, if you're in Puerto Rico this the spot. The service is friendly and cordial. The bread is unique, a most have or take with you. There is no table service but the tables are kept cleaned. The place is always busy but you will find a table. The menu includes a bakery, sandwiches and food sections. There is parking and valet. PE has great vibes. Most of the employees are Spaniard and ready to help you navigate the menu and answer your questions.

We're here from out of town and needed a few supplies to fill the refrig in our hotel room. This is…read morea great place to buy snacks and such.

Good selections for a medium sized supermarket. Loved the chocolate croissants, prepackaged, but…read morestill very good.

10/10 Eli and Johe were AMAZING! Seriously the sweetest girls ever. They were so friendly,…read morewelcoming, and informative about the coffee and the whole process. I've been to 787 Coffee before, but this was by far the best experience I've had! I ordered the Dulce de Leche Iced Coffee with their rum-infused coffee beans and omg... DELICIOUS. Easily a 10/10. The coffee had such a good flavor, and the dulce de leche was the perfect touch. They also told us about Hacienda Iluminada, their coffee roastery, which sounds so cool and is definitely something I want to check out! The atmosphere was cute and welcoming, but the service is what really stood out. Eli and Johe made the whole visit so much better. Amazing coffee + amazing customer service = definitely coming back!

This place is the must go to for coffee in PR! The coffee…read morehere is so good! Their rum infused beans make the flavor pop! The Coquito was probably my favorite! Seems like iced is the preferred way to get your coffee here but I can imagine the hot being just as good! Cold was definitely perfect for a sunny day. The staff was so friendly and the coffee came out quick! It was a chill place to hang out