We found this spot on vacation looking for breakfast. They sell bread, donuts, pastries, breakfast…read moreplatters, sandwiches, coffee and lunch items like rice, beans and meat. In our party, we ordered a breakfast platter with egg, bacon, cheese and bread. We also ordered breakfast sandwiches with bread, ham, cheese and eggs along with coffee. All the food items were prepared when ordered and were tasty. The serving sizes were large and prices were very affordable. The staff was friendly, quick and attentive. There were many tables to dine inside. The restaurant was very clean and had a modern simple decor.

We stopped here on our way to Aguadilla. I loved this place it was good; I got the bread with eggs…read morecheese and ham. It was delicious and it was fresh. The service was great and the place was a welcoming. It felt like I walked into someone's home; the family friendly atmosphere. They also had a Bible verse which I liked. I would definitely recommend it.

Best sandwiches in the area, period! Try the "Tripleta", "Cuban", and "Medianoche" sandwiches. You…read morewould not be disappointed.

Best sandwiches in Ponce, and Ponce had the best sandwiches on the entire island..... definitely…read morestop by. They have eat in options, but we usually pick it up a meat it elsewhere. The sandwiches are pretty messy so it would be best to eat outside of the car lol. But we have done it, so no judgement. Get a tripleta, pastrami, or carrucho (conch) sandwich, with EVERYTHING on it. Thank me later.

Sandwiches were okay, but weird. I got the medianoche - the pork was good but it had lettuce tomato…read moreand Mayo ketchup on it which I wasn't expecting. The menu has no ingredients listed. It made the sandwich weirdly sweet. My husband got the pastrami, it didn't taste like pastrami. Maybe we just ordered poorly? Service was fast and efficient.

Best hidden (from myself) place on the north of PR. Located in road #2, close to exit 42 in the…read morehighway (#22). We got to this place by pure luck and we were even skeptical at first. We had a long wait, but it was worth every minute of it. The appetizers (sandwiches of ham, turkey, chorizo) were phenomenal. The meat (churrascos and rib eyes) were all prime cuts and cooked to perfection; juicy and flavorful. We were a party of 8 and we were all more than pleased and happy with the food and service. Easy 5 stars . By the way, the place is truly a bakery, but surpasses many named and even recognized or so called restaurants.

***THE BEST CUBAN SANDWICH!***…read more A typical Puerto Rican small town "cafetería", very casual, but cute and warm, with lots of wood decoration. They have a lot of wines, cheeses and specialty hams, very much like Spanish "cavas". They have bakery sweets and sandwiches, breakfasts and snacks like croquettes and such. But they make, hands down, the BEST Cuban sandwich I've ever had. Ask for "pan sobao" -- a slightly sweeter and softer kind of bread. Great coffee too! It's a little too far from San Juan, unless you're headed towards Arecibo to do some tourism, in which case, this is an excellent locals stop on your way. :-) Disclaimer: Please remember Puerto Rico is not big on Yelp yet, since it's small enough for any local to find restaurants, therefore business owners don't advertise a lot and locals have no real need for it. So you see just 1 rating and review here now, but don't be fooled. Compare with my Florida and California reviews if you feel unsure. :-) -----------------------------------En Puertorro, ahora---------------------------------- Yo estudié entre Vega Baja y Manatí, y paraba mucho aquí a comerme el sandwich Cubano, que lo hacen delicioso. Es una pena que esta cafetería-deli casi no tenga reseñas, porque en Puerto Rico todavía no le cogen el piso a lo de Yelp. Pero ciertamente no tiene una sola reseña porque no sea excelente. Me encanta también lo de los acentos en madera, tipo español, y las variedades de vino, quesos y jamón Serrano. :-)

The mofongo was good and the steak, well-seasoned, but it was too chewy.read more

Omelettes weren't that great but portions were big. Skip the breakfast and get the lunch and try…read morethe "pan"

El Mesón Plaza Centro .. en el menú aparece papa asada.. pero nunca la tienen! O dicen que se…read moreacabaron!Para que la promocionan. QUITENLA DEL MENU.. o el encargado supervisor ... que supervise. Este mensaje es para calidad total.. no critica..es para mejoramiento continuo.. Adelante!

El Meson always hits the spot! The soft toasted bread is delicious no matter what ingredients you…read moreorder it with. Even though the place is a bit small it seems to be comfortable enough to accommodate lots of people. The service was excellent and the Borocua Sandwich was tasty. To top it all we had a huge Cheese Quesito!

WOW! We came to fuel up on our last night here in San Juan around 2:30 to 3 in the morning after…read moreour last night out in Old San Juan salsa dancing. We had seen this truck parked here all week, but this night was the night I would commit to trying it, and I am happy I did. I can't even remember the name of the sandwich I got, but I know it contained three meats and that was enough to this carnivore to get it. The sandwich was delicious, it hit the spot, just what I needed at 3:30 in the morning, I highly recommend you try them no matter what time of the day you get the craving. BTW, the location on Yelp is wrong, or they have a second truck.

Man, this seems so far away now! A cruise we took in March, just before all the Covid madness blew…read moreup, took us to PR. Our first night there, we only wanted a casual bite. So we found this food truck not far down the street from the DoubleTree. Their menu was not that hard to understand even for non-Spanish speakers for the most part, but then when it comes to something novel ("What is a fongo?"), the lack of an explanation and choppy English-language skills might not help very much. So after a bit of pointing and gesticulating, we ended with an artisanal burger and some fongos pollo. The food was OK - freshly prepared and quite substantial. For my taste, it relied a bit much on grease and mayonnaise. Still a decent taste of local fare - or IS it considered authentic local fare? Apparently, they are pretty big for a food truck - 5 or 6 different locations at least, depending on which truck you want!

If you're in the mood for a quick delicious ham and egg sandwich along with a string cafe con…read moreleche, you must try this place. They have a variety of delicious breakfast and lunch options, fresh juices, and a selection of delicious deep fried empanadas. The service is quick and everything is made fresh. The restaurant was very clean considering how busy it was.

Enjoyed our stop here between beach activities. Took a while to be served and for our food to come…read moreout but we enjoyed our empanada, jugo de guanábana, y breakfast sandwich con pan de mallorca y de ham and cheese. We sat outside and it was shaded and less noisy.

Was recommended this restaurant by a friend…read more We went here for brunch, and it was great! Friendly atmosphere, great location, and the guava croissant was amazing.

For your information, this coffee shop is located inside a museum, so you need to enter into the…read moregate first (which is free to enter) to find it. I've noticed that many people tend to order hot coffees even though it's really hot outside. But I was craving a nice cold iced coffee. They offer iced options and even speciality coffee beverages as well, so it was just what I was looking for. I personally opted for the HAZELNUT CREAM MOCHA. I tasted the hazelnut flavor. It was a nice non-artificial tasting flavor. It had the right amount of sweetness. So, I personally really enjoyed it! You can escape inside to find cool air inside and a pretty wall art while you wait inside. You can also find small coffee bags that have roast dates on it to buy! Although I didn't get to try many coffee shops around town as I would have liked, this one was quite memorable.

A great recommendation- off site' Known for its delicious…read moreburgers, we opted for the Caribbean food! There were a ton of offerings! It is a small restaurant off the road. Clean, trendy and fun music. Lots of locals. Wait staff was friendly and informative. Drinks are plentiful and their Hibiscus Sangria is a must have! Their paella was small plate but tasty! Definitely on the go back list!

The burgers and fries were delicious! They have a window set up for to go orders if you don't want…read moreto sit in. They were very friendly and helpful as I speak little Spanish. I will definitely go back for another hamburger!!! The building is cute and noticeable with it's beautiful side painted as the Puerto Rico flag and a very short drive to Cerro Gordo Beach. Great spot!