we were attracted by the $4 mojito happy hour deal. However, we were pleasantly surprised at the…read morefriendly and helpful bartender, the laid back atmosphere, and the delicious drinks here! The bartender offered me samples of flavorings I didn't even ask for to help me choose a drink. Local 110 is pretty small; there's one bar counter in the middle that seats about 10 people; however, there's also a couch in the back with a unique mural where you can just sit back and relax. The music choices were unremarkable, but nothing you'd wrinkle your nose at. During happy hour, they offered Mojitos and Margaritas both for $4 each (the passion fruit mojito was delicious), and beers are 2/$5. Overall a fun experience for little money.

Nice spot for drinks and socialize. Make sure to check out the back rooms, lots of space and good…read moreventilation. Try the 'chichaito' here, the San Juan Mule and La Delicia de Elena. Say hi to barter Oscar when you stop by!!

We made a couple of friends at the bar next door and they suggested that we head over here for the…read morebest drinks. We headed over and found that they had a similar drink menu. I think these two locations are connected. But the bartender over here Claudia was the best. She fixed me multiple drinks that I had next-door and hers were definitely better. This bar, the music is a little bit more tamer and it's great for sitting around for conversation. It's beautifully Decorated. Definitely a great time when you're walking around old San Juan to stop by this location and stop in for a drink. Tell Claudia I said hi!

beautiful restaurant, the attention, enviroment and food, specially the famous paella, are…read morewonderful .Cant wait to back

There is no food but bar service is excellent. If you're a little lonely for the US this is the…read morespot for you. The young Puerto Rico bartender speaks excellent English. Nice mellow dimness.The playlist is 70's and up. And it's air conditioned Highly recommended for a break from the heat and good conversation.Great service, good ambiance.

Amazing! We came this way looking for "Don Pablo's" but found out TJ's has taken over the vacation…read more We were on a cruise and wanted to find something away from the tourist traps to have a good time - this exceeded expectations. Our bartender (TJ), but not the TJ it's named after (hilarious story, be sure to ask him!) took amazing care of us. This is easily the best time we've had on our 7 day cruise. This man and this bar are incredible.

This is a far out drive, up in the mountains of Puerto Rico but it is worth it. This restaurant is…read moreknown for their pastel al caldero -- a remix of the classic Puerto Rican dish pastel en hoja. And although I've never been a fan of pastel en hoja this one was delicious. The picadera consisted of tostones, bolitas de yuca, fried chicken, longaniza (blood sausage), and shredded pernil (pork). We also tried some pastelillos. Honestly everything was so good we left stuffed! The service was amazing even after the crowds started arriving and it got busier. Our server Gaby was great! Because it's up in the mountains, parking is limited and once it starts getting crowded it can be hard to find parking and seating in the restaurant. I recommend getting there no later than 1pm or 2pm right when they open. Trust by 3:30 it's already super packed. The mountain views and crisp air was so amazing and a refreshing change of scenery from the beaches and city life of San Juan. If you have some free time, I'd def recommend adding to your itinerary.

The view from this place is unbeatable. But it came with a price. We had to drive 1.30 from SJU on…read morea windy road. Then you'll end up in this iconic and decorated kiosk. One of the best things we had here were the pastels. Anthony Bourdai was right. Try the beef one with cheese especially. The pastry dough tasted great as well as the fillings. We also tried the pasteles soup in a hot tin cup--which was pretty popular. It tasted interesting. Tostones were good. The pernil was a bit dry for my taste. Drinks here are good and cheap. Waiters were attentive. Expect to have snacks, a few drinks, and enjoy the view if you visit this place. This is not a place to have meals. It's one of the kind experience. I'm happy I visited.

Wepa wepa! From Groceries to turning up, this is your spot! I was researching spots to celebrate…read morefor New Year's, this was one of the spots that showed up. AMBIANCE You're in the city so it's an eventful area. There's street parking and nearby lots but your best to carpool or rideshare. As for the vibes, I'm told in the daytime it's a local marketplace that's filled with vendors and other fresh produce booths. It's pretty chill with a nice neighborhood feel. As for the evening, this is where to turn up and get a pulse of Puerto Rico parties. EXPERIENCE Go to your bar, pick your vibe from community, club excessive, lounge feel, live music or etc. Drink choices rangeThey have it here! Plenty of photo op spots and good energy. I was here peak of the #DTMF era so it was magical to see people come together with a speaker and a cowbell. A local put into perspective how this was way better than paying for an expensive hotel party. It was truly a 1 of 1 experience. TL;DR OVERALL 5 Stars. It doesn't get any better. There's a reason why this space is dropped in lyrics and people's recommendations because this is the heart of the people. So don't be shy! Grab a drink, walk around, catch a dance, and be safe! TIPS: * Don't just settle for one spot. Be sure to explore around to experience the entire Santurce experience!

Review #1,047 Posted on 4.26.26…read more We came to La Placita on Thursday the 23rd, when in town to celebrate my buddies 50th birthday. I guess this was purposefully done as I've heard it's nuts here on Fridays & Saturdays. When you get dropped off at the main road when you walk down it takes you to all the action in a few hundred feet. This place was still packed, but it was popping, the place to be at night I'd guess. They've got all JJ da of restaurants, bars, & clubs here. Tons of music, & a good time.

Great visit to Dehistoria…read more Excellent service throughout my visit. Delicious empanadas, a great selection of beer and interesting and well-maintained decor. Bar seating as well as some tables and chairs available. Very reasonably priced.

Loved this spot for a quick nightcap and savory bite! The empanadas are baked fresh and filled to…read morethe brim - would recommend the pork: juicy with bits of fat and tender shredded pieces. They have an array of hot sauces in these unassuming honey bear containers - be careful of the XX! Our bartender Angel was the best!

I had high expectations. The live music estaba espectacular. El servicio at the bar was not good…read more They favor their regulars and saw them ignore a local for over 15 min. The bartenders were rude I asked for a mojito told me they didn't have it without offering anything else and just moved on to the next person without coming back to me. Like it was an inconvenience to even ask for it.

I visit this spot every time I'm in PR, it's a must. Live music, frozen parcha gasolinas, vibing…read morewith locals, and browsing the vendors outside...it's truly a sentiment. Always such a fun, lively atmosphere with great drinks and beautiful people all around. And you can't skip the empanadas next door. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good time!

Grear ambiance, vibes, drinks, and service. Love it!…read moreRecommended for locals and tourists.

I first discovered La Grieta approximately two years ago during a brief stop in Old San Juan. The…read moreatmosphere and warmth of our initial experience was so great that I made it a deliberate mission to find it again when visiting recently. We were thrilled when we finally walked through the door again after wracking our brains to remember our favorite spot in Old Town. Upon entering, we were greeted by a young woman who, mentioned it was her very first day as an assistant to the bartender. Despite being brand new, she was warm, engaged, and genuinely welcoming, excited for us that we had made it back after several years, and impressed with our efforts. Shortly thereafter the bartender on duty approached us mid-conversation, visibly irritated. When I mentioned that we hadn't yet decided on drinks but were being well taken care of in the meantime, she interrupted sharply to bark at us that she was the bartender and the ONLY one who could help us. The tone was unwelcoming enough that after a moment, my companion and I determined that we would prefer to move on and left without ordering. The atmosphere is truly special, and it deserves to be matched by the experience guests receive at the bar. Our experience was simply not the vibe that night, and I truly was disappointed FOR the new hire who was doing what she should in engaging us until we could be served. I sincerely hope to return on a future visit to San Juan and to rediscover the experience that first brought me back to La Grieta.