was one of the more lowkey/hole in the wall places i went to during my time in san juan, but was…read moredefinitely one of the most memorable! they have a bunch of delicious juices to choose from and all of their entrees are HUGE and did not disappoint. i ordered the ceviche which comes w a side and we picked the plantains. the dish was so plentiful you can def share it w another person. we also ordered a side of fries and they may have been some of the best fries i've ever had. it was so hot and perfectly crispy and paired perfectly w the spicy mayo they have!

Food was really good. I had the pollo and carne sampler (chicken and beef). Service was great…read more There were only a few people drinking. It was kinda loud but fun atmosphere ambiance. And when in Puerto Rico you have to have a Madalla.

Huge plates, fresh food. We had to wait about 40 min to be…read moreseated. Loved the coffee, eggs and breakfast.

Bistro Cafe was nice & packed when I went so I instantly knew the food would be pretty tasty!…read more The menu is pretty expansive so it can be overwhelming at first, but I love how they have everything in Spanish & English to make it easy for those of us who cannot speak Spanish...YET :) The mimosa & food was very tasty. The potatoes...OMG, how crispy. All of it was good, but I wouldn't say anything was spectacular although I would come again if I wanted something that I wanted to ensure was tasty! My server was so sweet and did a great job of confirming my order and checking in with me despite the crowd. The only flag I would put is for the coffee drinks. Some of the lattes are VERY sweet. I saw two other people who also ordered different flavors and we all collectively ended up sharing how we didn't expect them to be that sweet. They are loaded with syrups, whip cream, and whatever toppings that align with your flavor, so just know that before ordering one. Very beautiful drinks but barely any coffee in those specifically.

If you arrive in San Juan during breakfast hours, this should be your first stop. You can get a…read morejolt of energy from a delicious shot of espresso. Then you can solve your hungry problem with a burger, waffle, omelette, or French toast. Parking is scarce so it could be a short walk to the restaurant but it's worth it.

Very tasty casual eatery if you're craving frituras or sandwiches. Personally enjoyed my empanada…read moreand croqueta, and the sandwiches looked incredible. There can be a bit of a wait as the food is made after ordering but it is worth it, my only complaint is it closes early and it would be a great late spot.

My boyfriend and I did two iced coffees to go and they were so quick with making them :) This place…read morewas clean and well decorated. Definitely will be back for sit down breakfast!

Recommended by a friend, we stopped here after a long walk in Old San Juan, and it was exactly what…read morewe needed. The seating was great--cozy and cool indoors, with outdoor seating also available. Service was top-notch; our waitress was attentive and took care of every detail for our group of six. My waffle sandwich was very good, and my wife really enjoyed her warm oatmeal with fresh fruits. Overall, we were all very pleased with the food quality, the attentive service, and the fair prices.

Bocadillo y el pastrami de pavo buenos. El…read moreServicio eficiente . Deberían de tener una estación más accesible para azúcar para los cafés.

Horrible, this is one of those places that you say NEVER AGAIN, ask for pancakes and they gave me…read morethose pancakes that you buy in Walmart and heat up in the microwave..Abusadore!

Awesome place!!! Ate there probably 5 times in 3 days and consistently terrific service and food…read more Great little stop

Decent spot for food even though it is pricier than other places we tried. The staff were very…read morefriendly. We had the alcapurrias, empanadillas, and the mofongo. The alcapurrias were very greasy. The empanadillas also tasted good. I tried the mofongo with shrimp in garlic sauce. The mofongo was good, but not the best I've had in San Juan. Overall, a decent spot to grab food.

We passed this spot on our way to a different place for breakfast before going snorkeling. To be…read morehonest it would be easy to not even notice this place and drive by, but my fiancé wanted to try it so we stopped in for some quick breakfast. This is obviously a little family spot, the man who helped us (I wish I could remember his name) was so friendly, even giving us recommendations in the area. We both ordered coffee and a tripleta. I don't even know what types of meat were in this sandwich but this was one of the BEST sandwiches I've ever eaten. Not just in Puerto Rico, but in general. Probably would have eaten here again if we had found it earlier in our trip.

I don't speak Spanish and grandma didn't speak English but empanadas are 50 cents and probably the…read morebest I've ever had. No menu no pictures but I think she'll cook up whatever you ask her if you speak the language.

Jueves 27 de marzo de 2025 a media mañana en el pueblo de Carolina me pare aquí por que tenía…read morehambre. Lo que había pedida una fritura de empanadilla de pizza. El local se ve bastante desgastado. Necesita una mejoras Rush. La empanadilla de pizza estaba buena.

Awasome dinner , just amazing coffee ,incredibly affordable and very attentive costumer service,…read moreit's right in front of the offices for the electric company where the wait time is in hours not minutes so a great place to hang out while you wait for our turn.

Went there first thing in the morning expecting fresh bread for our breakfast sandwiches, what a…read moredisappointment. Day old bread at the minimum like eating saw dust . To top it off, the quesito were chewy as laffy taffy.

I love it! Have been coming here for more than 20 years. Non locals should understand it's a…read moretypical small town puertorrican bakery and cafeteria, don't go there expecting 5 stars service or high end cuisine. They are a quaint, yet busy location which operates exactly like any other Panaderia in PR. Enjoy your experience in delving into the heart everyday of PR culture. Have patience.