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    Belamar Café

    4.1 (7 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Best egg benedict ever!!
    Emeliz C.

    If you are near by or not, try Belamar! Best egg benedict ever! The servers are very attentive and the view is beautiful.

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    2 years ago

    Great view and great breakfast! Good selection of breakfast items. Café con leche had great presentation. The watermelon juice was amazing!

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    Palmar Beach Restaurant

    Palmar Beach Restaurant

    4.5(2 reviews)
    3.7 km

    First bite of food on my first time in Isabella ... And after the ordeal it took me to get here,…read morethere's a lot that was going into each bite. I must say that the meal was a a prelude to one of the best trips of 2022 (and now 23). But I may be biased because I love Villa Pesquera. Our server was patient and didn't mind teaching correct phrases as I badly ordered for the table in Spanish "rompeado como sueños del oro en la casino de papel" Lots of fish, mostly frito tho (try the masitas pescado), but I was happy to see they did arañas and tostones along with typical PR beach fare (mofongo, mariscos and stews).. And everything I touched was solid. But the chill, open atmosphere made for the first night of many laughs and as mojitos as we could stand. Speaking of mojitos... Lots of flavors including grapefruit. Also a dude on a horse and many, many Suzuki sidekicks turned Calle Camacho into an I. Promptu parade for which we had an epic sprawl and front row seats. Now... someone please tell me it's gonna open back up soon. Food: 3/5 - probably a 4 Atmosphere: 4¼/5 - a needed chill Service: 4/5 - felt like.. Not a tourist.. Distant cousin X Factor - 4/5 Long live Villa Pescadera

    Great food and service. We had the whole red snapper and Pulpo salad and both were delicious. I…read morecame here before but I believe was under a different name and ownership. Hope this guy/lady will be around for years as this place is right across the street from our condo. Prices are good and service (one waitress) was excellent overall. Best meal we had up to now.

    Carbón y Leña

    Carbón y Leña

    4.4(61 reviews)
    13.5 km

    Carbón y Leña is a Puerto Rican restaurant located on the westbound side of the #2 main road in…read moreQuebradillas, Puerto Rico. The food is delicious & served in large portions. Most of the plates are enough to feed two people. We had a Chorizo Sausages in Wine Sauce appetizer with Fried Plantains, Breaded Chicken Fillets with Salad & Churrasco Steak with a tasty Chimichurri Sauce. All were delicious. There were various birthdays being celebrated to the festive sounds of staff playing traditional instruments. The staff were super attentive & accommodating. The restaurant was large, bright, colorful & festive in its decor. There's also outdoor dining in the front & back of the restaurant. A great place to go especially for families & large groups.

    This place has the wrong name. I'm not sure what it should be called but carbon y leña is…read moredefinitely not it. None of the food get anywhere close to any carbon or leña. In fact, as bad tasting as it is, I would say they buy the precooked bags of chicken strips from Costco and they heat it up with the rest of the ingredients. I had the chicken nachos and churrasco with chimichurri sauce. The best part of the nachos were the tortilla chips. Undoubtedly, those were scooped right out of the bag. I'm ok with that. The pico de gallo was tomato chunks without flavor. The churrasco was cooked on site (probably) but pan cooked, possibly a griddle. Not grilled. Their saving grace was actually having some cholula hot sauce. That made the meal "edible" The service, I must say, was pretty descent. You can't blame the servers for the terrible food. The environment is a bit of a plain Jane, wood paneling look withe a few Boriqua decorations. Certainly proud people. I would like to say that this is possibly a place for locals, but I wouldn't want to insult the locals

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    La Copa Llena - Fish with curry and chickpeas

    La Copa Llena

    4.4(217 reviews)
    28.8 km
    $$

    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.

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    The deck at sunset

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