Came in on a Friday night with a group of 8. There was another big party there and no one else…read more The dj was playing some cool tunes and it happened to be karaoke night. Service- waiter took a long time to come and take our order. When he finally did we placed our drink and food order at the same time. Felt like a long time before we got either. Food- fish tacos were bomb.

There are three levels, two that give you beautiful views of the ocean while eating…read more My daughter ordered the churrasco with platanos maduros and fries. I ordered the mahi mahi in garlic sauce with salad and the platanos maduros. We also both ordered virgin piña coladas and they are delicious. Service was great. We really enjoyed ourselves.

We were extremely disappointed by our breakfast experience here. As hotel guests, we believed…read morebreakfast was complimentary on Saturdays and Sundays based on the information we received during our stay. Unfortunately, we later discovered a charge of approximately $90 on our final bill. Our breakfast was very modest: scrambled eggs, yogurt, and oatmeal. Seeing such a large charge at checkout was both surprising and frustrating. There are many excellent local restaurants and cafés in the surrounding area that offer better value and a more authentic experience. If you are staying at the DoubleTree, I would strongly recommend exploring those options instead. Unless you have confirmed the pricing and exactly what is included, be very careful about dining here. Unexpected charges can quickly turn a simple breakfast into a very expensive surprise at checkout.

In San Juan for work and this restaurant is in the lobby of the Doubletree, so decided to stop and…read morehave some breakfast before we headed out for the day. They offer full breakfast menu as well as the option to choose the buffet. Seeing as I'm not a fan of buffets, I elected to order food off of the menu. I wasn't feeling very adventurous and only ordered the breakfast sliders, although they tasted great! The three sliders come paired with breakfast potatoes, but PR style. Lots of flavor with onions and peppers This restaurant is kept very clean and the ambiance is that of a normal hotel restaurant. The servers were wonderful and ready to help with whatever we needed. Of course the prices are going to be a bit steep as in one of the touristy parts of San Juan, so it was expected. Overall, two thumbs and two toes up for Cafe Pierre. Happy eating, my foodies! Bien Dia!

I sat at the bar and had the greatest bartender Angie!! She was really attentive but also super…read morehelpful with giving us some recommendations for our trip. It truly meant a lot to me that she went out of her way to help make sure we would have a good trip.

Found this spot towards the end of our trip. The live jazz music was on point! They did a Miles…read moreDavis tribute that did not disappoint! The food was great and affordable!

The food was pretty good and it was super easy to get to from the beach. The tostones were magical!…read moreThe employees were super friendly and the place was well maintained. I would come back for the tostones.

If you want authentic Puerto Rican food this is the place. It's a chain restaurant with lots to…read moreoffer on the menu. I was staying at at the Embassy suites and it was close. The menu is big. Portions are good and prices are fair. I didn't take any pictures of the food because I was hungry and ate it all lol. This is what I ordered. Chicken soup with Mofongos- very good Stew chicken with rice and beans- very good Mini yuca alcapurrias-very good Guava cheesecake-very good I also love they have plenty of sauces the cilantro oil, garlic oil, hot sauce, and of course mayo ketchup. All of the above with a drink was less than $25. I'll for sure be back when I visit again.

My driver recommended this place and it was a perfect spot to wait for the ferry!…read more I had fried chicken wings and fries and they were delicious! They have a good menu and I will be back! Chickens are all around the island so you might see some pop in and out lol

Went to this place twice. Drank the first time and ate the second time. The food here was…read moreamazing. The beans actually had flavor unlike some of the other restaurants on Vieques.

Can't comment on service. It was Christmas Eve so can't blame the workers for not gaf they were…read morenice tho and speak English, but if you knew Spanish it'd help some part of the ordering process. It's a 10 min walk from the ferry, very easy. Def a place to just eat and go. Whole fried fish, 4/5: Only $28 for a whole snapper. Not fishy at all--something your local grocery store can make for you. Great shareable option for a filling dish. The yellow rice with beans hit! Def get that as a side. Hamburger, 3.9/5: Nothing special but the beef was very tender and cooked to a perfect medium well. The bun isn't toasted so the burger overall is very soft. Fries were good, not seasoned much but crispy and airy. $18 Chicken soft tacos, 3.9/5: Probably wouldn't get this again. It's like a chicken tender with coleslaw but no dressing so it didn't blend together. $15

Fast service and great food! The drinks were great too, but they were out of a few ingredients (for…read moreboth food and drinks). We got the mafongo (with steak and chicken) as well as some grouper tacos. This was our first time trying mafongo and it was very delicious (steak better than chicken), but I would say that the grouper tacos stole the show. Overall would recommend you try both!

Mediocre and overpriced. The seating is nice - covered but outside. The restaurant is within El…read moreConquistador Resort, past the main pool area. The one thing it has going for it is that is the least expensive of the restaurants at the resort.

We visited once for breakfast and another time at their cocktail bar. It's a nice buffet that…read moreincludes mimosas and made to order eggs and omelets. My fried eggs were made exactly the way I like it. My husband liked his egg scramble with sausage and peppers. The selection of frituras was a very nice touch. I was happy to see some of my favorites such as sorullitos, bacalaítos, alcapurrias, and chicken chicharrones. The sorullitos were rolled thinly and had sugar inside. It reminded me a little of my grandmother's fritters. Although her fritters were way better. The chicharrones were very tasty. The rest were average but decent. The natural juices were very good. I tried the watermelon one. The bakery items were hit or miss, but had things like croissants, muffins, and cookies. Our waitress gave us a cup to take cookies back to our room. The coffee was great and so was the service. The Vintage Colada received at their cocktail bar was very similar to the ones we've had at previous visits. This one was a little stronger, but still pretty awesome. I love the view of Condado Beach from here. I did see some changes. They've added plexiglass barriers perhaps to help with wind & sand. I remember it being more open. Not a bad thing, as you can still see everything clearly through them. It was still nice & breezy there in the evening. The atmosphere is lovely. It's on the ground level of the Marriott Stellaris Hotel by the pool and beach. It's worth a splurge at least once during your stay here. Although, it's hard to justify the price when comparing it to other breakfast spots nearby.

Enjoyed breakfast buffet every day during our stay. They have a very nice buffet - not huge…read more I enjoyed trying a lot of Puerto Rican items for breakfast. Sooo good. We opted for the breakfast package when making our hotel reservation. It is pricey but very good. Loved sitting outside to dine. Beware of the Blackbirds