We tried many different things from the menu, everything was excellent! Only wish I remembered to…read moretake pictures before most of it was gone. GET the homemade chicken soup. So good! Coffee was perfect. Guava pastry & empanadas are baked & not fried. Much healthier!! We had Chicken & beef stew that both came with rice, beans & veggies. So happy to have this little gem right in Auburndale.

I visited Plaza Las Americas mall and I wanted coffee. I found this kiosk on the second floor by…read moreClaro store. The line was long, some people must like what they are serving, right? They have lots of choices, so as I heard the girl in front of me ordering an Espresso/Latte, I did the same. ;0) Different sizes and very reasonable prices. I can say that it was made promptly and I was a happy girl. The ladies behind the counter were friendly and fast. The counter was super clean for the amount of people that stop by at all times during the day. I went back before I left PR and I will be back every time I am there.

Fuimos a Café Don Juan a desayunar. Pedí uno de sus sándwiches, que estaba bueno, pero las papas…read moreque incluía fueron decepcionantes--un poco rancias y sin sabor. Lo positivo fue el melon refresher, que estaba delicioso y muy refrescante, además de los pancakes con fruta, que también estuvieron buenos. En general, es un buen lugar para un desayuno rápido, aunque no estoy segura de que haya sido tan especial como para regresar. We stopped into Café Don Juan for breakfast. I had one of their sandwiches, which was good, but the chips that came with it were disappointing--stale and flavorless. On the bright side, the melon refresher was absolutely delicious and very refreshing, and the pancakes with fruit were also pretty good. Overall, it was a solid spot for a quick breakfast, but I'm not sure it stood out enough for me to go back.

My favorite coffee shop in PR they have great coffee great pastries, soups and sandwiches.read more

Local coffee roaster tucked into a beautiful old San Juan building -- high ceilings, exposed wood…read morebeams, and an arched menu board that gives the whole space a warm, artisanal feel without trying too hard. Grabbed an iced latte and an iced tea to go: the latte was smooth and well-balanced, not over-roasted like a lot of tourist-zone coffee shops nearby, and the iced tea was refreshing after walking the cobblestone streets. The menu keeps it simple -- espresso drinks, paninis (Cuatro Sombras, Yauco, Viejo San Juan), open toast with avocado & egg or salmon, and a solid breakfast lineup with guava butter toast and dulce de papaya oatmeal that lean into the Puerto Rican flavor profile. Loved seeing local sodas and juices in the fridge case alongside the usual water and La Croix. Staff moved efficiently even with a small crowd at the counter. Good spot to duck into for a quality coffee break in Old San Juan -- feels like a real local roaster rather than a chain, and the space itself is worth a look even if you're just passing through.

Was doing some walking around Old San Juan and wanted to get coffee and a quick bite. Found this…read moreplace through Yelp and with the good reviews, had to try it out. My sister and I got the same sandwich, Cuatro Sombras Panini and it was delicious! A bit heavy on the garlic aioli but it gave it a lot of flavor I got and iced caramel latte, I like when I can taste the coffee more than the flavoring and it was a perfect balance. My sister got their iced mocha. She likes her coffee sweeter than I do but she still really liked her drink too. The reason I'm giving this place 4 stars is because all the tables were a bit dirty. It wasn't busy when we first walked in but we still had to wipe down our own table

Tucked in the back, this spot was such a great find! Probably one of the best coffees I had in…read morePuerto Rico. The coffee was really good, and the baristas were so sweet and welcoming. Definitely glad we stopped by.

Love everything about this place. The deliscious coffee, the nice smiling staff, and the baked…read moregoods. Whatever the pastry with the crystallized sugar on top - get that. We took the coffee outside but between the shade and iced latte, it was perfect. Thanks to the baristas for teaching me oat and almond in spanish!

10/10 Eli and Johe were AMAZING! Seriously the sweetest girls ever. They were so friendly,…read morewelcoming, and informative about the coffee and the whole process. I've been to 787 Coffee before, but this was by far the best experience I've had! I ordered the Dulce de Leche Iced Coffee with their rum-infused coffee beans and omg... DELICIOUS. Easily a 10/10. The coffee had such a good flavor, and the dulce de leche was the perfect touch. They also told us about Hacienda Iluminada, their coffee roastery, which sounds so cool and is definitely something I want to check out! The atmosphere was cute and welcoming, but the service is what really stood out. Eli and Johe made the whole visit so much better. Amazing coffee + amazing customer service = definitely coming back!

This place is the must go to for coffee in PR! The coffee…read morehere is so good! Their rum infused beans make the flavor pop! The Coquito was probably my favorite! Seems like iced is the preferred way to get your coffee here but I can imagine the hot being just as good! Cold was definitely perfect for a sunny day. The staff was so friendly and the coffee came out quick! It was a chill place to hang out

On my last day in San Juan, I finally had a flavorful chai. I had the iced horchata chai with…read morealmond milk -- It was sooo good! And the nostalgic drink pouch was such a cute touch. The banana bread was also delicious. 787 Coffee is a really cute coffee shop, perfect for remote work or waiting out the rain in my case.

Very disappointing first stop in Puerto Rico. We got 2 coffees to try: Mazapan and Dulce de Leche…read more Neither one of them tasted like their name and neither was enjoyable to drink. Pricey coffee with no flavor. The only saving grace of this place was the freshly made banana bread.

Down the street from our hotel. We were very pleased with breakfast at Hacienda San Pedro. Good…read moreservice, excellent coffee, and toast. The terrace was cozy. And Hacienda San Pedro was convenient.

The best Cold Brew I've had in Puerto Rico with great service, and an enjoyable atmosphere to get…read morework done and enjoy a good cup of jo.

Excellent and convenient way to start the day if you're in the area. I'm not a huge breakfast…read moreperson, and tend to gravitate toward areas that also offer lunch-like options at breakfast time, and Barista Squared delivered nicely on that front. Service was quick and polite, despite our indecisiveness. Would recommend.

Wanted to try a local coffee spot. This place was right around the corner from our hotel…read more Service was quick. The cuteness behind the counter was friendly and answered my questions. Ordered a chaga matcha. It was super sweet for me. Tuna sandwich was yummy though. Came with chips and water bottle.

Oh boy... this was a 10/10!…read more After spending a long, hot day exploring Old San Juan with the kids, we stopped by Cortés ChocoBar in Condado for something cold, and it was exactly what we needed. We ordered three of their frozen chocolate drinks, and every single one was absolutely delicious. Thankfully, it wasn't busy when we stopped by, so it was the perfect place to cool off and take a break from the heat. The café had a modern, inviting atmosphere, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I asked if one of the frozen drinks could be split for the kids, and although they didn't split it for us, they happily gave us two extra cups so we could divide it ourselves. It was a simple gesture that we really appreciated. The frozen chocolate drink was rich, creamy, refreshing, and perfectly chocolatey without being overly sweet. Even the whipped cream was delicious, especially with the chocolate pieces on top. Everyone in our group loved it, and it quickly became our favorite sweet treat of the trip. Whenever we're craving something cold and chocolatey during our stay in Puerto Rico, this will definitely be our go-to spot. We can't wait to come back and try their bonbons before we head home!

It's the chocobar extension of the Caribbean Chocolate Cortés brand of bars that are similar to the…read moreFrench Chocolat-Menier used for making hot chocolate. I've bought them at the grocery store for my mother over the years when I couldn't find Menier. I was hoping to see some unique desserts at Chocobar Cortés. Let's just say that the chocobar at this location was not what I was expecting. It's like an express version of their original one in Old San Juan. This is located in the lobby of the Condado Palm Hotel. There are 2 entrances. Don't make the same mistake we did by trying to access at street level. That door is locked. You'll need to enter through the hotel lobby. The service is very slow here. There was only one other person there. We ordered a box of 6 chocolates and payed for it. I'm guessing he was making a drink for the other guest because he asked us to wait a few minutes. It ended up being longer so he told his colleague (who just came back from a break) to make up the chocolate box for us. Unfortunately, it took even longer as this other guy was more interested in the 2 young girls who just walked in. The chocolate bonbons were good, but nothing unique. It's the same artisan chocolates that you see everywhere for the same high price. Perhaps this location is better for their specialty cocktails in the evening time. I was looking forward to trying the choco-latte at some point. I doubt there will be a next time.

Nice coffee shop. I had a large cappuccino and a cortadito that tasted just like it should. The…read morescrambled eggs and veggies lacked veggies and were a little overcooked. Locals kinda place that welcomes tourists just like locals. Very friendly and helpful staff! Average prices. Lots to choose from. Very clean.

Ok. Great drinks. Local. Fast a d efficient service. Worth the walk in the heat. Outdoor seating…read moreon corner has breeze. Inside seating has air-conditioning. Warnong: Staff first language is Spanish. English is good. But they ate a little short with tourists asking too many questions.