We sampled numerous pastries from this bakery and everything was good, but the best thing we tried…read morewas their sandwiches. We had both a medianoche and a Cuban, both were super tasty! The staff were so friendly and helpful, too. There is a small amount of seating inside, and a small parking lot on the side of the building, but we took our food to go both times we stopped.

We stayed at El Conquistador but tried to eat offsite as much as possible. This place is amazing…read moreand a must stop if you are staying locally.

Make reservations. Gladys the owner is very charming…read more Great place with fresh open air seating and spectacular views. Enjoy breakfast/brunch and just let time pass by.

Gladys is welcoming, attentive, and makes you feel at home. Las Vistas Cafe has been my favorite…read morefind for breakfast this trip! You can taste the freshness of the food with every bite and the views of the ocean are impeccable. Gracias Gladys! -Sandra y la bebesota

Been here several times. Do not know if there is a bad pastry or sandwich in the place. Highly…read morerecommend giving it a try.

Quick breakfast sandwich and coffee. Small bakery. Easy to get to. On street parking. Courteous…read morestaff. Most are locals, I peeked and ordered what looked great.

A want-to-be Starbucks that doesn't understand what dark roast or bold coffee is. Nice pastries…read morethough. It was the most unflavored coffee I have ever had the unlucky experience to pay for. There is always a line there in the mornings. They have decent music playing which is nice and what I miss at Starbucks. If you like good coffee in the morning, try breakfast and the coffee at Ventana's at the same resort.

So-so pastries and breakfast sandwiches, drinks are of good quality. Similar to a Starbucks but…read moremuch more expensive. Good service, usually. Came here every morning for breakfast while at El Conquistador Resort (their buffet breakfast is $20 per person).

This is a great place to stop and have lunch…read more Take the time to do it if you have the chance! Keep in mind that the sandwiches are all made to order by a small team of folks, so it will take a little bit. But it's worth it! We placed our order inside, grabbed our drinks and pager and sat outside to enjoy the weather. The food was worth the wait! Good portion sizes and fillings were all spot on. We got a pastrami, a Cuban and a chicken sandwich. All were tasty and perfect with that bread. There's a subway on the corner that must only be in business from the people that don't have the patience to wait for this food. DON'T BE ONE OF THEM! Take the time, slow down, and enjoy a delicious lunch. You won't regret it!

Sábado 15 de noviembre de 2025 de camino a Fajardo paramos aquí poder tomar café y algo…read more Estacionamiento un poco limitado al frente y las mesas son en la parte de afuera. Local necesita remodelación en su interior. Personal amable. Ambiente de locales.

Great place for breakfast and espresso coffee. They have great sandwiches. Sobao bread or agua…read morebread they are fantastic. Flexible hours and great service

Super find. Did you…read moreknow it's impossible to find breakfast in Fajardo on a Tuesday? I didn't either! Many of the best restaurants are closed (it's their weekend, I guess). So after driving around like nitwits for over an hour trying to find a place (curse you, Apple Maps!) I noticed this place in the urban core of old Fajardo, we found a parking place on the street a couple of blocks away (would our rental car be up on blocks when we returned? Stay tuned to find out!), and we sauntered in. Now one could be forgiven for thinking this is a Local's-Only joint that is unwelcoming to floundering touristas that stumble in, but that would be a mistake. While their English is scarcely better than my (appallingly bad) Spanish, the menu posted above the register is clear ("jamon" = ham; "queso" = cheese; "huevos" = eggs; and these three components constitute the lion's share of their offerings). We fumbled through our order, and took one of the three tables to await the results. The locals passing through were a bit thrown when they saw these interlopers invading their neighborhood haunt, but accepted us quickly (it helps when you get out of the way of the scratch lottery tickets). In a short time, our meals arrived. They were tasty and nutritious. I wolfed mine down with reckless abandon; my comrade dined at a stately pace, but at the end of the meal, we agreed the the food and coffee were delicious and worth searching for. So upon our return to our vehicle, what did we find? It was as we left it: unmolested, and in fine condition.

Great first vacation meal at Panderri! A table topped with the Caribbean benedict, cubano, and…read morebrownie waffle just show you how different but collaborative my sister, cousin and I are, lol. We rotated all three delicious dishes at least twice. Great chewy texture on the waffle, with more toppings than one could ask for. The benedict was a perfect mix of sweet, savory, and sea! But the cuban sandwich won the day. That roasted pork, girrrrlllll. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a full bar, too. Lovely jazz music for ambience, great vacation vibes. Okay, I'm sleepy now. Bye.

Dining outside or inside with cool air conditioning. Mostly tables for 2. Full bar. Variety of…read morepastries. We came for dinner. Chardonnay $6.24 and pinot noir $8.32. Split the delicious spring mix salad with crunchy prosciutto and figs followed by 12oz rib eye medium rare with a demi glace sauce and changed mashed sweet potatoes for regular mashed potatoes, served with seasonal vegetables of asparagus and green carrots, $48. I was nervous when I saw how thin the steak was, and the demi place looked like gravy. But the steak was a perfect medium rare and quite tasty. The sauce was different, but good. Ended the meal with a fruit tart $6.19, very good! Shout out to Aleisha for being our delightful waitstaff. Returned for Sunday brunch. Enjoyed Cafe latte, oj&vodka. Chocolate croissant and a delicious sandwich consisting of pan soboa roll, roasted pork shoulder, ham, swiaa, pickles and mustard maple syrup.$12.48.

Love their coffee, even a millions degrees out. Kids liked…read morethe sweet pastille pastry filled with guava. Very reasonable prices; spoke limited, but decent English. Simple but good cafe. Rooster and hens in front yard was uniquely island-vibe ambiance ;)

This is a beautiful modern bakery in Puerto Rico, you have to go! The staff is friendly and helpful…read moreand the display case is filled with tasty choices. The coffee was delicious and the quesitos with guava and cheese were good, we sat outside in the morning sun on the outdoor patio area. Will visit again!

Man Vs. Food One plate will be enough for 2 people easily…read more Food was tasty and prices were reasonable. Highly recommended !

So the food was good. The wife and I both got the arroz con gandules. My wife got the Puerto Rican…read moremeatloaf, I got the carne guisada, and our picky daughter orders pancakes and bacon. This was a very small Cafe with like cafeteria style serving. I felt like it was more for the locals. No "wow factor"

Our driver took us here before meeting for the ferry to culebra island. i got the ham egg and…read morecheese sandwich on pan sobao and it was so cheap and delicious! They had many other sandwich options and the workers were very sweet. highly reccomend for breakfast!

This is a cool little hole-in-the-wall, neighborhood panadería (bakery) that also doubles as a…read morebreakfast, lunch, and brunch place. There are 3 small 2-seater tables and 3 booth-style tables (one of them is broken; as of 19 Feb 2023). The staff is VERY VERY VERY friendly, and welcoming as only beautiful Puerto Rican country locals can be! Breakfast is a very basic homestyle, but it feels like my childhood days... Don't come here looking for a 5-star dining experience in the modern sense; the bathrooms are not super clean, tables are damaged, orders can be gotten wrong, etc. The 5 stars are for those looking for a very authentic, local vibe and experience. If that is what you're after, eat here. I recommend getting there early enough to try their local, fresh pan sobao (soft lightly sweetened bread). Have it fresh from the loaf or order toasted pieces (tostada) with your breakfast. I'd come back.