We stopped here after a full day of driving all around Puerto Rico's coast--for the epic sunset…read more Woah. Grab a $3 corona, sit at the back bench and watch the sun go down at the neighborhood's local dive bar. Best spot! Beach is accessible, free and tons of surfers to watch--it's a hidden gem down here in inches. *Be careful of fast drivers. You WILL get hit by a car if you wander the roads here. It's not lit very well.

Excellent food! Cold beer! Great atmosphere! Karaoke on some nights and live music on other nights…read more This place keeps it nice and relaxing. Stop by and check it out.

Our favorite small bar/restaurant in central Maunabo. Great food, reasonably-priced drinks and a…read moresuper-friendly staff. They usually have great music playing and a large TV screen to watch sports on. They also have a pool table and video games. Located right on Maunabo's central plaza. A must-visit if you're ever in town.

From the owner: Chinchorro para que la pases relax. Contamos con una variedad de platos y happy hours.read more

This is an awesome restaurant with a gorgeous view of the sea! If you ever visit the Punta Tuna…read moreLighthouse, and/or surrounding area, make sure to eat here! Restaurant Musafa specializes in seafood, so please skip the pollo and carne sections and go right into mariscos and pescados. I had the Mariscada, which is a mixed seafood dish with lobster, shrimp, octopus and other stuff I can't name. Here you can also choose how your food is prepared, for Mariscada, the options are: al mojo, with garlic sauce, ensalada and a few others I don't remember. I chose the salad with a side of steamed vegetables. It was fantastic! A little salt and garlic, coupled with the natural flavor of vegetables, can bring out the best in seafood. I also had Piña Colada, it was refreshing, especially on such a hot day. Even though I ate alone, they can also serve large groups. While I was eating, a group of 20 came in, and the waitresses put several tables together for them. Outside the dining area, this restaurant also has a small kiosco that sells jueyes fritos, queso fritos and empanadillas. You can just buy a couple and sit in the open bar area, watch the sea and enjoy them.

We really enjoyed the ambiance and the service. We were pleasantly pleased with the food and drinks…read morewhich were reasonable. It's not fancy but fun beautiful views. Absolutely return.

Sábado 30 de agosto de 2025 de camino por Jajome en Cayey paramos aquí en este nuevo local que lo…read morevi de entrada. Esta evolución así que tienen frituras, tragos y café. En lo alto de montaña donde tomas un tiempo para estar tranquilo está puede ser una parada obligatoria. Servcio por sus propios sueños. Ambiente tranquilo

Adrede was one of the highlights of our trip! The atmosphere was welcoming, and having the owners…read morethere made the experience even more special. They were incredibly friendly, took the time to chat with us, and made us feel right at home. We tried the bacalao croquetas and the chorizo, and both were absolutely delicious. The food was fresh, full of flavor, and beautifully prepared. They also have a great beer selection with something for every taste. Everything we tried was excellent, and we can't wait to come back to explore more of the menu. A special thank you for the wonderful hospitality. Highly recommended if you're visiting Cayey!

Located in the middle of downtown across from the town square, this beer bar opened a few weeks…read moreago. They have beers on tap and in cans/bottles. The draft beers are all from local breweries. The canned/bottled options include local and imported. Their only food option is longaniza with tostones. They make the perfect companion with the beer. So good. That said, you can bring food from elsewhere. There is a restaurant next door. This place has a cool hipster vibe with the furniture. They have a chair and table outside. They have a large TV behind the bar. Owners are a married couple. Super cool and friendly. Will definitely be back. Gives me another reason to visit Cayey (which has a growing food scene). Street parking only.

Visited D'Campo on our recent vacay in Puerto Rico. We went bar hopping with some family and…read morefriends. D'Campo was our first stop, so we ordered some beers and appetizers. The food was served quickly and was hot and tasty. Deep fried food goes good with beer. This place is off the beaten path, but the locals like to visit. Since we were hanging with the locals, we visited with them. Great place to hang out and socialize.

We had an amazing experience at Pinchorepas. We are in Puerto Rico for our honeymoon staying near…read morePatillas. I pointed this place out our first day here and wanted to give it a try. Absolutely loved the selection and the hospitality. We had a great talk with the owner and his wife and were able to get some great suggestions of places to go in and around Patillas on our last couple of days. Food was absolutely delicious and be sure to try their Sour sop (Guanábana) as well. Will be coming back to PR and Pinchorepas will be one of our first stops. The Pinchos are so good!!

Service was great, I had a young lady by the name of Julie who was very courteous and professional…read more She helped us immediately by seating us, provided menus, and explained the menu very patiently. The place is very clean with a family ambiance. My dad order the chicken lasagna, which I thought was a little different but it was very tasteful with lots of flavor. I ordered a pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushroom, and spinach calzone (4 of 5). I gave it a four because they no longer serve burgers and that's what my dad wanted. Recommend!

Make sure you try the Bianca pizza, it's one of their best. The staff are friendly and if you like…read morelive music, they have bands play on the weekends. It's a cool spot right on the water in the harbor area of Palmas Del Mar.

Chincho's is the quintessential PR experience. Nice location near the water, slow, hit and miss,…read morefun, disorganized and so on. We've been coming here for years. Sometimes everything clicks. Others not so much. Live music on the weekends is the main draw. The open patio also great. Food, not 100% local, more of a mix. Not bad. Not great. Very reasonable pricong. Service always a bit of an issue, but always friendly. Don't do Chincho's if rushed. Missing the point. Sit back, enjoy the music, so-so food and a few cold Medallas. You'll be fine...!!