Buena selección de frituras que incluyen caimán e iguana. Los empleados son amigables y atentos…read more Las empanadillas tienen buen sabor pero están ciegas./flacas/vacias.

Food, service, ambiance…read more... Great spot to have a drink, and sit along side the beach.

Refering to the Old San Juan Food Court as actually being a food court is a real stretch of Puerto…read moreRican imagination. Basically it's little more than a dive bar with pool tables and a counter order food bar in located way in the back named El Sazón de Abuela or Grandma's Kitchen which seemingly specializes in marinated chicken, rice and bean dishes. I had some of it and the best I can say for it is that it tasted like home cooking; unfortunately by that of a rather untalented home cook. There is no menu, merely wall display with very limited offering. Also no table service, air conditioning or temperature controls. It's also devoid of any décor and has inferior interior lighting. Matter fact when you walk toward the back of the place where the kitchen is located its akin to being in a cave or mine shaft. Everything about the place is dive bar scruffy including the loud mouthed drunks that seem perpetually inhabit the stools of the front bar.

We stopped in here to grab a little something to snack on while out on one of our walks around the…read morecity. We bought 2 empanadillas and 2 Medalla's and the bill only came to $9. Not bad! The empanadillas were a bit dissapointing, first off because we wanted chicken and they were out of them (in the middle of the afternoon?!) and secondly because they were very stingy with the meat. I think only about 1/3 of it was filled- the rest was all dough. The beers were cold and it was somewhere to escape the tropical heat there, so I guess it wasn't all that bad. There is another take-out food place at the far end if the "food court" and we didn't try the food there- but it smelled great! There isn't any other establishments inside the "food court." This place is easily forgettable.

If you want authentic Puerto Rican homemade cooking this is the place . The owners are very…read morefriendly and so welcoming. The place inside has little tables but makes it unique, Only thing is they don't accept credit cards , only cash . But this place is like if you had a puertorican mom and she prepared you food .

Oh My Goodness!!!! This place has the best food with outstanding service! This is a mom and pop…read morerestaurant that has been here for 32 years. The ambiance is welcoming and up beat! They have have Puerta Rican Music playing and videos. Makes you want to get up and dance. They also offer Karaoke on Friday nights. We were recommend this local spot by our house host! We asked for local restaurants that we must try while visiting. He recommend Casa Laurel, as well as a few other spots! We walked in sound 7:45pm, owner said that they had sold out of most their menu items for the day. (Note: Not uncommon for mom and pop business) He offered to make us a salad, steak, with green plátano. We said we'd love to try whatever he could make. Hands down best customer service here on island, and the best food! The meal was so delicious! We cleaned our plates. My boyfriend personally thanked the wife who was the chef and as a parting gift they offered us some delicious fresh flan. We were there past closing and they were still so welcoming and kind to us. Best Hospitality we've had all week on island! We will probably go back for seconds before we leave the island.

Would to have love to eat in there but showed up at 9 o'clock and they said they were closed even…read morethough they're supposed to be open till 10 o'clock.

Our flight arrived at five in the morning and we were so hungry but could find no places open…read moreexcept this hole in the wall. Dont judge a book by its cover, this place rocks They did a great Cuban sandwich a nice café con leche too. By 6AM the place was humming with regulars so that ought to tell you something

We arrived at La Placita in Puerto Rico and had no idea where to eat. We asked a police officer and…read morehe personally walked us to his favorite restaurant. Once there we were a little concerned because it was the only restaurant with nobody sitting outside however, we underestimated the spot once we entered. The waitress was so polite. I didn't take any pictures of the food because once it came, it was devoured immediately, but the piña colada were so delicious once we had finish our food. We realize that there is a second floor that was completely full and so was the first floor and that's when we looked outside and the tables out start started to fill up I had the chicharron de pollo with tostones and mayo ketchup the standard dipping sauce we left full and ready to enjoy our first night

The mofongo with shredded beef was very good, seasoned just right. Service was even better. The…read morewaiter Carlos is exceptional and I'm still trying to locate him

Sabado 11 de enero de 2025 nos fuimos de rumba por la ruta de Guavate empezando por Caguas…read more Nuestra primera parada fue para comprar un relleno de papa y un taco de pollo. El restaurante y lechonera estaba listo con el lechón, pollo asado y todas las demás delicias para comer. Ambiente de barrio, local limpio y ordenado.

All the food was great , but that Cuajo is the best I've ever tasted. Service was good and fast…read moreeven when the place was crowded

Came in on a Friday night with a group of 8. There was another big party there and no one else…read more The dj was playing some cool tunes and it happened to be karaoke night. Service- waiter took a long time to come and take our order. When he finally did we placed our drink and food order at the same time. Felt like a long time before we got either. Food- fish tacos were bomb.

There are three levels, two that give you beautiful views of the ocean while eating…read more My daughter ordered the churrasco with platanos maduros and fries. I ordered the mahi mahi in garlic sauce with salad and the platanos maduros. We also both ordered virgin piña coladas and they are delicious. Service was great. We really enjoyed ourselves.

We stopped by Restaurante Dona Ana for dinner as it was recommended to us by our tour guide. It's…read morelocated inside a plaza, so at first we didn't think it was open, but then we realized it was, so we were happy about that. When we walked in, we were happy to see that there was a live band playing Puerto Rican music. We ordered the ham croquettes for an appetizer and shared Mofongo with a side of rice and beans, and everything was so delicious. Our server was awesome, and we had a great experience!

Wanted to eat by myself ask for a table for one just through the menu on top of the table took a…read morechair of asking me if I needed it I consider they have very poor service customer service, but the food is pretty good