Lamentablemente el estacionamiento no es cómodo la espera es insoportable y cuando pude hablar con…read morela cajera me aconsejó que llamara el día antes para ordenar

the place is a hidden gem in Palmas Del Mar in Humacao PR. i have not tried a dish that isn't worth…read morecoming here for.

Chicken was so good we had it twice. Don't bother getting…read morethe "salad" - it was a few pieces of lettuce and two slices of tomato. Literally. Rice and beans and batata were good.

A very nice customer service oriented woman was taking car of my order and everything was going as…read moreit should be. Then Ms Speedy BBQ aka the cashier, jumped into action and messed up all my order. She didn't understand what I was order among other things. To do thins faster doesn't means you're doing things better. Most of the time things ate done wrong. Ms Speedy BBQ wasn't even able to secure the bag in a way food will not drop. The result you can aee in the picture. She should go training at a Chinese food restaurant first. The way to refer to tge people by adjectives is because they don't even have a name tags.

We visited on Friday evening, with a party of three, and it was a nice experience. Let's go with…read more4.5 stars here. We arrived and were seated at a table in the courtyard, the place was very busy. The waiter stopped by and took orders. We had drinks; an Old Fashioned, Mojito, Sangria, with a few beers that followed. The mojito was tasty, but not real strong. The cocktail prices are a bit high, but it is a tourist location, the beer prices are excellent. We had a couple appetizers; Chicharrones de Pollo and Mozzarella Sticks. They were ok, the Chicharrones were mostly bone. The service was good, the waiter was friendly and responsive. Overall, nice place for a drink.

First time at Pura Vida. Which means Pure Life in Spanish…read more We ordered the stuff Tostitos with steak. Amazing and filling. We ordered the fried Maui Maui bites and since I'm from Puerto Rico I must have my rice and beans. Always making sure they have sofrito in them. The food here is outstanding! The guys that serve you are fun. It's easy to see they love being here. This is a really comfortable place to sit and relax with friends.

BEST. CHICKEN. EVER…read more Siso's is an easy to order (quarter/half/whole chicken with sides) DELICIOUS place in Yabucoa. It's "bbq" but really it's rotisserie. But - I've never had chicken like this. I had the fries which were only OK once, but the rest of the time I got tostones (yum), the patata (yum), and the arroz con habichuelas (YUM). You will not go wrong... ... unless you're a veggie in which case why are you reading a review for a chicken spot??

[ Visited in December, 2010 ]…read more Siso's BBQ, a "pollo BBQ" restaurant in Yabucoa, was a great place to have Puerto Rican-style "BBQ" chicken. Actually, it's cooked more in a rotisserie style (with a slight glaze cooked into the skin of the chicken), but probably 20-times better than any other rotisserie you've ever had. I've had this before in Chicago where there is a large Puerto Rican population, and now appreciate and understand pollo BBQ's roots. Back to Siso's....you'll be driving on your way out of Yabucoa heading west on PR-53 (about .75km west of PR-901) and the establishment is on your right (on the north side of the street). There's ample parking out front and plenty of dining space. Accompaniments are plentiful, including tostones, rice and beans, etc. A half-chicken meal will be more than enough to crush the heartiest-of-appetites, and you'll appreciate the sink for washing your hands afterward (if you haven't licked them completely clean). All in all, if you're on the island and in the area, don't miss Siso's!

This is the second time I've gone to this Chilis and always end up leaving disappointed. Though the…read moreservice is good the food is not the Chilis quality I'm used to. Ordered wings bone in and the wings were pale and did not seem fresh. The wings were so small and not worth the price. Actually got an upset stomach from them. Wife ordered some new Fish Ranch tacos and the fish looked like they came from Walmarts freezer section. This location would be my last choice to eat if there was never anything else available in the area. The ambiance is great for bar service.

Drinks came quickly, food was delicious, and the server, Jenny Lee, was great. She was friendly…read morefast and reliable!

This place could have been 2 stars better had it been for the Kraft BBQ sauce on all of the food…read more It was on my nachos and it didn't mix well with the rest of the dish, and it was on my wife's Tacos. She wouldn't eat BBQ sauce for a long time after eating this. We were disappointed, but the wait staff was great!

I wanted to like this place as it's local and close to one of my fav local spots in PR. I got a…read morespecial lobster dish and it was just overkill I'm from Miami and scuba dive and can catch my own lobster and wanted the fresh local experience. They piled w at too much into the lobster special when less would have been more and the price was $$$$. For that I could have bought and. Poked my own from the local fish market operated nearby but wanted a break from cooking myself.

We just stopped in at their new location and absolutely loved everything we had. I'm not posting…read morepics because we ate it all way too fast. We had a mushroom and onion burger, an Antohaus, and a classic. We also chowed down on Krazy Haus fries with Korean pork that was to die for. We washed it all down with ice cold medallas. Vaya!

Our tour stopped here for lunch. There were 14 of us. The food was delicious. The service was…read moreexcellent. The air-conditioning works really well. The restaurant itself is clean and comfortable.

Puerto Rican creativity at its best - a hidden gem worth the detour…read more Before hopping on the ferry, I decided to stop by this spot after reading a wave of glowing reviews--and just like the others, I was glad I did. Tucked away in a small, unassuming town, this place packs a punch. It's a true example of how Puerto Rican creativity and heart can shine in even the smallest spaces. From the moment you walk in, there's a welcoming, homegrown charm. It's a shame I didn't get photos of the interior or the menu, because the space has character--and clearly a lot of love behind it. There's nothing flashy here, just a strong focus on flavor, presentation, and hospitality. I ordered the Cuban sandwich with a side of French fries, and both hit the mark. The sandwich was pressed perfectly with juicy, seasoned meat and crunchy bread. The fries? Crispy and golden--exactly how they're supposed to be. Simple, but done right. Also tried the chicken salad, which was incredibly well-balanced--light, flavorful, and made with care. You could taste that nothing was just thrown together. And to round it all out, I had the fried cheese and tostones. Both were cooked at the perfect temperature--crispy outside, soft and warm inside. The fried cheese had just the right amount of saltiness, and the tostones were perfectly golden and satisfying. This wasn't just a quick meal before a boat ride--it turned into a full-on culinary experience. The food, the vibe, the care behind it all--it's the kind of place you instantly want to return to and tell others about. If you're anywhere in the area, don't miss this spot. It's an authentic Puerto Rican gem that proves you don't need a big city or flashy location to deliver big flavor and lasting memories.

Sábado 6 de junio de 2025 hora de almuerzo entre actividades y trabajos llegué aquí con hambre…read more Local establecido hace varios años. Concurrido en horas pico de comidas. Sabor y comida criolla para el el paladar del puertorriqueño.