Had some of the best mofongo at Cafeteria Tropical. We tried a few, including one with chimichurri,…read morebut the chicken mofongo with garlic sauce was easily the best I've ever had. We were staying at the Caribe Hilton and came here for breakfast a few times. Service was noticeably slower when sitting outside, but once we moved indoors, we were served almost right away. Definitely worth a visit for the food alone!

Ambiance was amazing Service was sweet and quick…read more So glad we found this place Food tasty and filling

Local breakfast place, also lunch. Good food, Nice prices. Better than the Long lines at…read morePinky's....recommended by locals. Great bacon and local bread. Nothing fancy. Just good food!

Hidden in the lobby of the medical building is a great, low cost alternative for breakfast and…read morelunch in the Condado. Table or counter service, good coffee, lunch specials and fresh made breakfast eggs and bacon. Not fancy but good old fashioned food and service at reasonable prices.

Cannot believe how much I love this place :great light fare for lunch.. Not easy to find in Puerto…read moreRico! Excellent chicken, Berry and nut sandwich.... I am dying to try the grilled cheese gueryer sandwich but they only serve it at breakfast Jose Enrique is a master... We need these all around the island.

Jueves 3 de octubre de 2004 hora de almuerzo en el área metropolitana de llegamos a este local con…read moreestacionamiento y mesas exterior e interior con aire acondicionado. Menú variado de desayuno y almuerzo. Servicio excelente y local limpio. La comida estuvo al punto. Fish nugget con ensalada.

Service was amazing our serve Carol was very nice and also gave us good places to visit during our…read morestay! Food was delicious. Very nice restaurant

Upon entry, there was a wait, however, there was an option to leave your phone number with the host…read morewhere they took the time to call when ready. There was a green rope to prevent crowding for those who wait. The restaurant was very nice, especially if you're lucky to sit by the window. We enjoyed our food selection overall, although it didn't blow us away. It was an on par place for an average brunch experience. The food was on the more expensive side. The meal was $60 for two meals, a side of French toast, and a $4 unlimited water charge.

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.

This is a small, family-owned cafeteria, a true hole-in-the-wall gem. Everything is cooked to order…read morefor breakfast, and later in the day they offer lunch, sandwiches, and a selection of pre-made meals like rice, beans, and pork. Sancocho, soups... You can literally see what's fresh and ready for the day as soon as you walk in. Keep in mind, this isn't a fancy spot, it's simple, local, and full of heart. The food is flavorful, the service is genuine, and everyone here is humble and appreciative. If you're someone who loves supporting local communities rather than the typical chain restaurants when visiting a new country, this is one of those places. You'll taste authenticity and kindness in every bite.

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.

I think there a restaurant/ bars with this name all over PR, so I'm not sure this is the one we ate…read moreat in May. (It was in Isla Verdi, kind of small on a corner, near a Raices Restaurant) Music was loud. We wanted to watch the Knicks in the playoffs. They accommodated us and change on the TV to the Basketball game. Gracias. And lowered the music when we asked. Service was not great but, the food was amazing. I had Camarones Mofongo. Yum!! My companions had the Polo Mofongo (Very good as well but, not as good as mine), and the Sopa de Pollo ( chicken soup, heavy cilantro) I thought it was amazing but my companion did not like all the cilantro floating in it. The rice and beans were so good. As a late night spot for food and NO ambiance then you cannot go wrong here.

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.

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.