Authentic, breezy, beautifully real and pleasant. Fantastic service from one single guy...working…read morehis ass off!

Curvy road to the restaurant, so drive slowly. Beer selection is Medalla (Puerto Rican Light…read moreBeer), Miller Light and Coors for 2.50. Regular selection of soft drinks, but only diet drink is Sprite. Waitress was attentive and nice but only spoke Spanish, so brush up on the language if your not familiar since the menu is also in Spanish . I had the plantain mofongo with octopus and garlic sauce for $13.95, and my wife the one with shrimp and garlic for $14.95. The octopus needed salt or seasoning, but the shrimp was delicious. I've honestly had better mofongo elsewhere on the Island. We went on the eve of Three Kings Day in January, and the place which is normally packed, was not crowded. I posted photos of the menu, so you can look at the selection of smoked meat, seafood, chicken and rabbit dishes. Will definitely return to try other dishes.

Buen servicio en la mesa, muy rica la comida y una vista hermosa.... Así que recomiendo este…read morerestaurante

If you aren't afraid of heights and curvy roads I definitely recommend this place. The food is…read moredelicious, clean with an amazing view. Service is ok. This place is normally open Friday, Saturdays and Sundays. Pros - delicious food - amazing view - plenty of parking - decent bathrooms Cons - no refill on soda drinks (not a deal breaker plenty of places are like that).

If you want a great mojito this is the place. The guy who makes them is awesome and generous with…read morethe alcohol. The place is a shack by the paseo lineal (bicycle path) on the Camuy coast by Peñon Amador Beach. He takes a little while to make them, but he has an art to make them and you won't be sorry. They're not only delicious but very appealing to the eye. Very pretty with very fresh ingredients and fruits. In my opinion the best mojitos in Puerto Rico and reasonably priced.

This is a small location located almost on the beach on the front yard of the owner's house. It is…read morevery chill and mostly open during the weekend. No hours of operation as long as customers are there, it will be open. Very laid back and chill. Most people who visit are beach goers or locals. Feel free to stop when visiting the beach nearby and get a cocktail with a freshly opened cocunit.

Vacationing in corozol and had a delicious dinner. Carne tacos were so fresh. Service was great and…read morerestaurant is very cozy. Highly recommend

Fuimos un domingo en la tarde un grupo de cuatro personas. El lugar es limpio y acogedor con una…read morevista panorámica muy bonita. El personal fue muy amable y la comida muy buena con precios razonables. El precio de los tragos los encontré caro.

This is true Puerto Rican Food at its best . Beautiful scenery and outside ambiance. Excellent…read moreservice great drinks especially their Mo Hitos . If you want to take nice ride through the mountains from Naranjito to Cedro Arriba . Chefs cook awesome meals and waitresses are great. Ask for Leyra she's great .

Best food I've had on the island! Bryan and Jirell hooked it…read moreup- best service I could possibly recommend! This venue gives a "mom and pop" vibe while delivering flavor and hospitality. The lobster risotto was flavorful and the serloin with dirty rice was mouth watering. I can't say enough good things about the food and the atmosphere at this restaurant. Thank you so much for the incredible experience. Counting down the days until we eat here again.

My wife enjoyed the red snapper, but I found the salmon filet raw or undercooked halfway through…read moreeating it. The manager/waiter was cleaning another table when I asked him to check the fish. He told me to describe the problem while he continued cleaning. I expressed my concern, and he finally came over. He saw that some of the fish was eaten and made it seem like there was nothing he could do. I was disappointed with the preparation and wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

From the owner: Somos un bar estilo “chinchorro” en un ambiente fresco, con buen servicio y excelente vista…read morepanorámica de las montañas de Barranquitas.

Plato's was our first taste of San Juan nightlife after a long travel day, mostly because it was…read morewithin walking distance from our apartment and we were exhausted. The ambiance felt a bit off, like the place was in transition. There was a sax player near the entrance who was talented but so loud it made it hard to hear each other. Service was okay, not great, and that pretty much matched the food and drinks -- fine, but nothing we'd come back for. The highlight was actually the hostess on our way out, who was fun and funny. Overall, the experience didn't feel worth the price. Two meals and four drinks came out to over $100, and it felt more like a $50 experience.

Cold and dark inside so bring a jacket and jacket and you might have to use your phone as a…read moreflashlight to read the menu. Mofongo This is one of Puerto Rico's national dishes - Mashed plantain mix of green and sweet plantains and cassava. Added overcooked and dried out Carne Frita (fried pork) on the top. Nuestro chillo de la casa con arroz guisa'o House red snapper with Platos seasoned rice. Very flavorful and a good sized fish - there is a 1 and 3 pound option. I did think there were a lot of bones to have to navigate around. Service is good not great. For some reason, there is a bottle of wine on top of every table. That's all...