Drove over an hour and half to get here--wasn't able to enter or even purchase coffee to-go. Since…read morethen they have updated their website with specific information on visiting hours and their tours. Wish they would have done so before our travel guide made our itinerary but onward.... Roads are beyond narrow here--be sure to rent a smaller vehicle or over the side you go!

Great history of coffee plantations in Puerto Rico. Tasted their delicious coffee and toured this…read moreplantation. Beautiful. Highly recommend.

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)!

While in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico one of the days we visited the Coffee Spot and must say we were…read moreamazed and thrilled, the service provided was exceptional and the coffee & food were delicious. The decoration of the restaurant is very cute and homey. *Coffees we had the Chai Latte, Mocha, Mochaccino, and Hot Chocolate this was the cutes with the flowers made in the chocolate all beautifully served with such detail. *Food We all had the Ham, Egg, and cheese sandwich in their Puerto Rican bread so good. Back in PR, I would come back and highly recommend it.

Nice cozy coffee shop in aguidilla…read more Friendly service. The Nutella iced coffee was great and refreshing. Flaky chocolate croissant

Stopped by for lunch and coffee. Coffee was good. Lunch was ok, nothing special. Ambiance was nice…read more Owner took time off her schedule to chat with us and educate us about farming coffee which was great and highly appreciated.

Ok first off, google maps almost got me killed trying to find this place…read more Once located it was amazing. It was a perfect view!!! Tours are only given on Saturdays and we came on a Friday. The owner greeted us and gave us a bit of history about herself, the farm, the beans and other items they have growing on the property. We of course ordered ourselves café con leche with a slice of homemade carrot cake made by Naomi herself. Let me just say, I love a good carrot cake and I mean it has to be goood. The coffee was great but that carrot cake was EVERYTHING!!!! So much so that my wife made sure I wrote this review. I wish we could've came back for the tour and more cake, maybe a few more slices.

Their website does not sell coffee what a bummer. I thought the Gran Batey picked their coffee…read morebeans to produce coffee to sell it to the public but when I go to their website it opens as a licor site.Not what I was looking for!

I have so much more of an appreciation for coffee and the coffee making process now. We got a tour…read moreduring their after hours because we were a little late but called ahead. Our guide and employee, Edwin was super helpful and nice. We were walked through the process, start to finish and saw the orange trees and coffee trees on the farm. We purchased a bag of beans when we were finished and provided a donation to the farm because the tour was no charge. This farm is working for sustainability and fair treatment of laborers. Buy higher priced coffee, the quality is better and it's probably going to a place like this!

Cute little coffee, breakfast and lunch cafe. Home made food was excellent and very warm welcome…read moreand service.

(Reseña en español / English Review)…read more Spanish review: Mi lugar favorito para pedir un "iced dirty Chai" cuando estoy en el area. El lugar es pequeño pero cómodo y con un ambiente relax. Perfecto para un brunch ya que ofrecen una variedad de alimentos y pastries. El café nunca falla y siempre viene perfecto un iced coffee con las calores de Puerto Rico También, el servicio siempre es extremadamente amigable y servicial. Ofrecen estacionamiento justo alfrente del local. Altamente recomendado y uno de mis favoritos lugares "hole in the wall" como dicen. English review: My favorite place to order an iced dirty Chai when I'm in the area. The place is small but comfortable and offers a relaxing atmosphere. Perfect for a brunch date as they offer a variety of foods and pastries. The coffee never fails and an iced coffee hits the spot with this Puertorican heat Also, the service is always extremely friendly and helpful. They offer parking right in front of the location. Highly recommended and one of my favorite "hole in the wall" places as they say.

This is probably one of the most exquisite restaurants I visited in Puerto Rico. The service, the…read morefood, the people I mean we were treated like royalty. Do not hesitate to stop by if you are visiting Puerto Rico

Love the food and the prices ! They are very friendly and the coffee is a must !! Very easy to find…read more... parking in the front and the back of the restaurant ... vert chill place l!

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.

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.