El Local 00765

This truck has so many refreshing items; acai bowls, ice cream, and lemonades. We came by here two…read moredays to enjoy the lemonades. For the price of $10, you get a huge lemonade. The tamarind was both of our favorites, and the mango and sandia(watermelon) were tasty, honorable mentions.

Wanted to give this place a try since most everything on this island is overpriced burgers, chicken…read moretenders or other not exciting Gringo food. Ordered with no eise in line then the wait began... Multiple people who ordered after us got their orders , had a tour booked so we didn't have hours to wait. Got lots of attitude when asking about our order, waited more, finally got our food. Completely over cooked pork cutlets and a completely over garlicky fish filet on top of a mound of lettuce. Wish I could get my pre/tip back. Beans were good that's about it.

Cajita feliz grande or Xl don't remember

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El Resuelve

4.2(28 reviews)

2.6 mi

You won't find better empanadas -- anywhere! They go fast and you'll be lucky to grab a few for…read morelunch. Don't skip the hot sauce either.

Drop everything and get over here!…read more El Resuelve has, hands down, the best empanadas in Vieques and maybe the whole world. It's unassuming from the outside, open air cafeteria style with a small kitchen and a sign it's easy to miss, but the food? Delectablé! The fish is fresh, the beans are spiced, the hot sauce is tart and warm. And if you're caught on Vieques on a Tuesday when 90 percent of food vendors are enjoying a siesta, this spot will fill you up before you hit the beach. You'll need a ride as it's more inland than most food joints, but it's well worth the flight, ferry, and ride from wherever you are!

Patio area

Octopus empanada

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Crab meat empanadas (pastillas). So fresh and so tasty!

The Mar Azul

4.2(128 reviews)

0.2 mi

The best dive bar in the Caribbean I should know I visited…read moremost. The best food and drinks on Vieques

We were here for lunch, server was very nice & explained menu well- location was right on the open…read morebay, laid back ambiance. Give it the wooden structure was falling apart, menu was small & limited id say overpriced somewhat for bar food. Drinks acceptable, we had the small Mahi sandwiches with fries/tots was good then you had smokers going to back of bldg getting all that nasty smell in your face & food really unacceptable. There were 4 casino type slot machines inside restaurant to left as you walk in. I'd rate about 3-3.5 stars.

Dining area

Chicken salad

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Bushwacker

El Resuelve de Carmen

4.5(2 reviews)

0.7 mi

We got to Vieques, rented a golf cart and were on our way to the Biobay when we needed some food…read more This place is inbetween the two big towns in Vieques but it was really good! We got the empanadas, the octopus salad and bistec/carne frita with tostones, platanos and rice. The empanadas were big and stuffed with meat. Crispy outside but really filled on the inside, fantastic flavor. The octopus salad was actually cooked and warm (unexpected) but it had great flavor. Garlicky but somehow light, it went well with the rice. The bistec was not dry and very flavorful. Everything was done just right. Plenty of parking in the back. Would definitely recommend!

Yup, this is where the locals eat. Good ol' Puerto Rican food. You will see 99% of the people…read moreeating here are Puerto Rican. The food isn't out of this world, but it's good and tastes like what Puerto Rican's actually eat at home or out and about on the regular. Nothing is dressed up here. Just regular Puerto Rican food. In a place filled with non- Puerto Rican food restaurants I'm inclined to give this place a good rating. I was so happy to finally find a place to just eat regular Puerto Rican food. the menu has three columns: ready to eat food, prepared by order, and sides. I love the simplicity and even the limited menu.

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Bieke's Bistro

4.1(178 reviews)

0.1 mi

Can't comment on service. It was Christmas Eve so can't blame the workers for not gaf they were…read morenice tho and speak English, but if you knew Spanish it'd help some part of the ordering process. It's a 10 min walk from the ferry, very easy. Def a place to just eat and go. Whole fried fish, 4/5: Only $28 for a whole snapper. Not fishy at all--something your local grocery store can make for you. Great shareable option for a filling dish. The yellow rice with beans hit! Def get that as a side. Hamburger, 3.9/5: Nothing special but the beef was very tender and cooked to a perfect medium well. The bun isn't toasted so the burger overall is very soft. Fries were good, not seasoned much but crispy and airy. $18 Chicken soft tacos, 3.9/5: Probably wouldn't get this again. It's like a chicken tender with coleslaw but no dressing so it didn't blend together. $15

Fast service and great food! The drinks were great too, but they were out of a few ingredients (for…read moreboth food and drinks). We got the mafongo (with steak and chicken) as well as some grouper tacos. This was our first time trying mafongo and it was very delicious (steak better than chicken), but I would say that the grouper tacos stole the show. Overall would recommend you try both!

Entrance from the outdoor seating patio.

Shrimp Cazuela

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Casa Nativo

4.2(61 reviews)

0.1 mi

Food was amazing services on top and very nice environment would recommend anyone going by before…read morethe bioluminescence awesome spot to stop by and grab something to eat

The couple I stayed with while I was visiting Vieques recommended this local spot, and we ended up…read moredining here for dinner. The interior was simple and cute, with a welcoming ambiance. We had some finger food for appetizers: Croquettes and Mozzarella Sticks. Both were quite tasty. Croquettes were satisfyingly crispy stuffed with yummy filling, served with an irresistible sweet and savory sauce. The Mozzarella Sticks had a flavorful crunchy exterior and amazing cheese pull. I ordered the Fried Pork Chop with a side of Yuca Mash with bacon and peppers. The plating was beautiful. This Fried Pork Chop was HUMONGOUS and impressive looking. The meat was tender, oh so juicy, succulent, and well seasoned. It was absolutely delicious! The Yuca Mash didn't have enough pronounced pieces of bacon and peppers throughout, so I wasn't the biggest fan. I was able to sample the Rice and Peas, which was cooked perfectly, fluffy, and wonderful. What a hearty meal! Service was excellent. Everything came out in a timely manner and we were well taken care of throughout our time here.

Tostones relleno with Camerones & cod cakes

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Mojito

Cafe del Mar

3.9(69 reviews)

4.2 mi

Seated quickly and in the shade. This being the only decent breakfast option open... we went with…read moreit! Homemade toast, crispy bacon, seasoned potatoes, and eggs done well. Not much to discuss beyond a solid option. Bar tender served us a lime with her hands, but beyond that... very good! Ocean views and a nice breeze made for a lovely morning.

Cafe del Mar is where locals enjoy authentic food, friendly service, fine strong drink --don't miss…read moreit. Right on the Malecón, there's tons of parking right across the street, along with all the beach rentals and tour pickups. Chalkboard menu means you'll only get what's fresh and hot that day. We had delicious hummus with garlic bread and grilled chicken in garlic butter with, of course, rice and beans. Coquito with Crab Island Rum was dessert, wow. Janelle and Sauna are our favorites!

Mofongo de Pana

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Breakfast menu

Tin Box

4.1(177 reviews)

3.0 mi

The sushi was good however the BBQ i recommend you stay away from it had poor portions, was hard…read morewith no taste & took forever to arrive. This place was short staffed big time, ambiance was subdue early evening. Food took forever to arrive. Pretty good parking. 1 bathroom of the 2 was unusable. Nice people working there though. This is a tin metal construction structure in pure 100% rural location with chickens, roosters, iguanas around place. Pictures would not help this place so none provided.

Great spot in Vieques with delicious food and even better drinks! The roasted chicken was 10/10!…read moreLoved the vibe and overall it was a very chill spot with a dreamy little view of nature. Service was typical- the waitress was knowledgeable and advised us before ordering what they were out of, which made ordering helpful! Will definitely return :)

View from our table

Rainbow roll

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Outdoor dining area overlooking jungle

Bili Restaurant

4.0(270 reviews)

4.2 mi

Great place by the water to grab lunch or dinner!…read more We came for lunch and tried the empanadas. The vegetarian one was our favorite, and had great flavors! The ginger limeade was also very tasty, and we grabbed a bottle of it on our way out to enjoy the rest of the day! They even gave use cups of ice and lids/straws for the road, very helpful. Nice and laid back place, you order at the counter and then they bring out the food. No rush, nice to sit and relax and enjoy the view!

Restaurante Bili is definitely a very popular restaurant, in a bustling part of town; and it tends…read moreto be busy each and every day (for dinner) that they are open!! So, I say all this to say - make sure to make a reservation if you'd like to avoid a long wait &/or disappointment with there not being a table available. We were extremely lucky to have gotten a table with a relatively short wait on a busy evening. Likely because it was within the last hour of the restaurant's opening!! Now - on to the best part... the FOOD! The creamy pumpkin soup with an arepa was really delicious!!! Full of flavour, prepared with passion and love and I would definitely go back for more! For our mains, my sister and I decided to both have the seasonal fresh caught fish with Puerto Rican yellow rice - YUMMMM! My only regret is that the fish was not big enough... I would have loved MORE! Overall this was a great dining experience.

Drink counter

Fried cod fritters

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Empanadas, fruit smoothie with protein, and a piña colada

Rancho Choli

4.3(92 reviews)

4.1 mi

This is a small and simple restaurant in Vieques. Though the ladies spoke very little English, they…read morewere warm and friendly. I was able to get by with my basic Spanish. There was not a lot of choices in the menu; we really enjoyed the our food here. The cool breeze and their huge fan also made dining relaxing. The passion fruit juice and tamarind juice were nice (though the ones in Ochocielos in San Juan were tangier). The fishes (colirubia or yellowtail fusilier) were fried very nicely. They served two for each person with rice and beans. Simple yet delicious. They don't have desserts here though. They do not accept credit cards. We were initially told we could also pay with Paypal but this was not working too at that time. Cash is still the easiest way to pay here.

This small restaurant was a great local find. There is a small menu so limited choices, but the…read morefood was very good. The staff didn't speak English, but she was extremely friendly and we were able to order just fine. The rice and beans were very good and well seasoned. The chicken had a great bbq flavor.