My girlfriend and I were staying just five minutes away and decided to give this a try one morning…read moreand boy was it worth it! Great prices, great food, great service. We got the breakfast for 2 deal and had more than enough for the both of us! We really enjoyed sitting outside as well.

Great inexpensive breakfast and very good service. Away from all the touristic sites but very well…read moreworth the trip out of the comfort zone.

I loved the dulce de coco they had available. The ambiance was adorable and welcoming and the…read moreservice was warm and polite.

Little cafe/bar/boutique in the heart of Boquerón. Perfect for breakfast/brunch or an early…read moremorning drink ;) We went for brunch and loved both the food and service. Everything taste fresh and came nice and hot off the stove top. The fruit bowl came with an assortment of fresh and ripe berries. Prices are super affordable. Parking is not easy to find but there are some walking distance. Definitely recommend!

They do coffee drinks really well here- both hot and cold. They also make some tasty mimosas and…read moremojitos. Presentation is always visually appealing. I recommend the breakfast burrito - good portion, filling and just delicious. Breakfast options are a bit limited. Sometimes, you may ask to order something only to be told it is not available. Check out the boutique next door for cute boho and indie looks. All the girls are friendly, great staff! Happy to see them thriving post pandemic.

Our visit to Sandra Farms was one of the most enjoyable experiences we had on the island! Our…read moreguide, Carmelo, was spectacular - he was a wealth of knowledge, and long after we left, we kept talking about what we learned there, not only about the process of growing and processing coffee, but about Puerto Rico as a whole. I honestly won't look at coffee the same way again! Even my daughter and husband who don't drink coffee agreed that the samples we tasted were quite excellent - even without cream or sugar. The setting was breathtaking, and photos just won't do it justice, though I took many in an attempt to capture it accurately. Really lovely... Do not let the commentary on the roads to Sandra Farms deter you from going. We were in a sedan and it was fine, if a little bumpy in places. However, a word to the wise regarding driving there - first, download your Google maps before you leave WiFi service, because you will definitely go offline. Signage on roads is not always present (true throughout PR), and there are some forks in the road that aren't entirely clear. Second, people who live in this mountainous area (and there are many) are used to these roads, and often - as my mother used to say - take their half out of the middle. Drive slower than you think you should. The roads are narrow and feel more like 1 and 1/2 lanes, not 2 lanes. It is rare to find a line down the middle of these roads. There are often no guardrails, and sometimes not much of a shoulder. Our family had a great time squealing and laughing as my husband braved the many hairpin turns - it is definiely do-able, but just don't try to speed your way there. We got a cute t-shirt that said we survived the road to Sandra Farms, proving that it is just as noteworthy as any other attraction! Finally, these are the most gracious hosts - we were running late, because of a wrong turn, and they were so kind and patient. They made us all feel like we were friends that hadn't been able to visit in a long time. I definitely intend to return one day, and will be supporting their coffee production from home via their website. Te quiero Sandra Farms!

If you want to learn about the Puerto Rican land, the resilient and hard working people, as well as…read moreenjoy a hands on experience of God's bounty of plants (flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables) enjoy an adventurous drive to Sandra Farms! The coffee, chocolate, and treats are well worth the time and tour (incredible views, too)!

Had chicken and waffles. Awesome Great service. Very…read morefriendly. Very modern and relaxing. Great music.

My Dad and I enjoyed breakfast at Migas. Incredibly clean and beautiful service! The food was made…read moreperfectly! Nothing was left on my plate and the coffee was a work of art. The service was friendly and made sure we err happy the entire time. A great place for a date, family , and friends! Breakfast, brunch, lunch!

Small cafe in one of the main streets of Cabo Rojo. It was the only place open on mother's day…read moreafternoon besides the pizza place and the bakery down the street. I had a nice cappuccino with caramel and chocolate and a shot of vodka as well as some delicious sliders. I chatted with the owner who let me know that they've had the place for about 2 months. She mentioned that they bought the place as is and are slowly giving it their own personal touch. I wish them the best as good places are hard to find.

While in Puerto Rico visiting family, I met my mom for brunch here. There might be a wait since…read moreit's a small place, but trust me, it will be worth it. I had the pastrami sandwich with root vegetable chips. There are a ton of great sandwich places in Austin, TX, but Clara's pastrami sandwich impressed me. Service was exceptional, but not sure if it had to do with my mom being a regular or if it's always that way. If you're looking for unique options for brunch while in Mayaguez, look no more.

I have posted a 5 star review FOOD, SERVICE,AMBIANCE are all exceptional look at the photo it shows…read moreit self

Sábado 22 de marzo de 2025 estando por el pueblo de Lares vinimos a comprar café Lareño…read moredirectamente donde Los manufacturan. Tienen un cofre Shop donde puedes hacer pedidos y también desayunar. Ambiente de montaña adentro.

If you're looking for an escape away from the city, come and relax on this charming coffee…read moreplantation. This coffee heaven is nestled in in the hills of Lares which sits 2 hours outside of Old SJ. This places it a well worth the experience day trip. The best part of the trip is the walk up coffee tour that's free. You get to walk up to the machinery and the employees welcoming you to show you how the coffee is made. You can see it from natural coffee to bagged coffee. Please be aware that the employees don't speak English which I could be 100% wrong, but despite that you can see the whole roasting process - FREE! I'd also invite you to check out their coffee shop where they sell homemade baked goods, they have a few merch items, and the best part is the back porch. Let. Me. Tell. You... the views alone are wonderful. Take in a fresh latte made with love. If you want a little bit more of a relaxed ambience take a tiny stroll underneath the cafe and unwind at the water mill and see the birds... btw there is another set of restrooms there. So I highly recommend taking a small trek out into the mountains to grab a pure taste of Puerto Rico's finest coffee.

We got recommendation from a friend and this is a bit off the beaten path but worth the visit. Our…read moreserver was extremely friendly. And the food presentation was great. Mimosa drinks were wonderful.

Closed due to a fire last year, should be updated on here even temporarily, would have saved us 45…read moreminutes of our morning if we knew this. Good luck with the repairs and we're looking forward to coming back and giving an update on the food, looks delicious!