Going Camuy River Caves? Stop by this stand before going! You won't regret it!…read more About 1 mile passed the caves there is a green shack on the left. I noticed a line of locals so I decided to park and investigate. They only speak Spanish so if you can only speak English like me then do what I did and just point and smile. Food is dirt cheap but amazing. No idea what they are but check out my photos. This is a must stop for snacks before exploring the caves.

Food stand off the side of the road selling the best Acapurrias I have had. Some seating on the…read moreside. Friendly, welcoming people, and delicious food. Well worth the trip.

Great place to stop. Owner is great and food is wonderful. The Biftec Con Queso Empanadas are…read moreamazing.

What a little gem of local seafood made to order, nice flavor, super fresh seafood; and the…read moreportions are very generous (sorry no pictures, my Mom attack the plate before I could snap the picture!!) My Mom was on the search for a fresh "carrucho" (conch) for a long time, she had very disappointed experience in other Seafood Trucks. She order the "Carrucho Salad" and her wait was finally over, she was completely satisfied, like a kid on a candy store. The Flavor, the portion and the "tostones" (fried plantain) perfectly proportioned and crispy. EVERYTHING was fresh, delicious and made to order. Nothing was pre-made. I did observe the staff working preparing the food, they look like they're been doing this for long time (albeit there youthful looks). Definitely a place my family will be visiting more often. The staff was fantastic, super friendly and they look like family and part of the new generation of young entrepreneurs business owners. More power to the new generation.

One of the biggest misnomers since Rhode Island [or Monster Island from the Simpsons], there is…read moreabsolutely nothing 'Cyber' about this place. As you can see from the picture, it's a nice looking stand, with little technical influence. I've only gotten one thing from here, three times. Frappes. Frappes are like these homemade Icee / Slushee concoctions, using fresh fruit and your choice of splenda, brown sugar or regular old, delicious, ever so unhealthy white cane sugar. Sometimes if they run out of fruit, they'll use syrup. Just ask what fruit they have in stock. Last time there I got a grape frappe...you could see the grape skins still in the blend...oh so tasty. The Ms. got an Oreo frappe, with whipped cream, not quite as heavy as an Oreo shake, but super delicious. Why the one star missing? Despite it's great location, and ample seating [located in the town plaza] the women who work there apparently also man the bar in Downtown Hell [No Brad Nowell / Sublime]. I know prisoners in the hole who get friendlier service.

After 10 years without going back home, I decided to go back to visit Meche at her stand. And even…read moreafter a hiatus, she restarted her food stand and the quality, dedication and passion she offers every customer are second to none. The freshness of her ingredients is to die for. Down side?, she's there only three days( Thu, Fri, Sat) from 9:30am -2pm. Her employees also merit comment. They are friendly, offer great service and are very attentive. I recommend any one in the area looking for a very special eating experience to offer a visit. Go to facebook.com/losburritos... for a view.

Visited for an afternoon cocktails with friends. Short yet complete menu, service was very prompt…read moreand excellent. Mojitos are top notch and appetizers were amazing. Highly recommend for drinks and dinner. Ambiance is casual yet elegant. A great place for special occasions.

Really loved the place. I had their chicken breast with arroz mamposteado (rice with beans) and…read morepapas gratinadas (au gratin potatoes). In addition, I ordered their mora juice (mora de castilla or andean raspberry, which is a variety of berry similar to the blackberry). After having lunch, I decided to order their large coffee and an almojabana (wheat flour pastry filled with cheese). Everything I ordered was well cooked, rich in flavor and in a perfect serving size. Their service was also excellent. Will go again in the future.

Our first time trying a tripleta…read more What can I say... we heard Tico's was good and boy were we happy with trying both the tripleta AND the fries at Tico Tripleta. We didn't realize the portions were sooo big. They are generous with the serving size. The food was delicious!!!

This sandwich blew my mind. It has climbed my mount rushmore of sandwiches. It's definitely top 5…read more It's very flavorful with every bite. I was full after eating one half but it was so good, i vacuumed the rest of it. Great service overall, it was right by the water. We sat down and it enjoyed it late into the night with some Mojitos we got from a bar close by. a vibe. Get one of these if you are in the area!

The most authentic spot for Puerto Rican food that's affordable!…read more Kind of in the middle of nowhere and the seating is outside but has tents. Was moderately challenging to call a Lyft. Anyways. The food is FIRE. ALCAPURRIAs were amazing and the chicken skewers had a delicious tangy flavor with tons of meat. Good service, spoke decent English, and took Apple Pay. Got coconut water too but it was a bit old.. carbonated. I would 10/10 reccomend going. Lots of fried food tho

This is a must stop. Dulce whips up those alcapurrias fresh to order and everything here is also…read moremade to order. You get your food hot and fresh here. It's worth it to stop by. The juice is also great. No alcoholic beverages are served here. The frituras, pinchos & piononos are the highlight.