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We love eating here! It's a great sandwich/salad/wrap/breakfast/typical food place to eat! Plus, it's family owned!! It's been around since the 1980's and the quality is super!
Ended up going here twice, would've gone a 3rd time if I had the chance! Their sandwiches are delicious, the bread is soft & the portions are a good size. They have plenty of options to choose from. Whenever I drove past, they always seemed to have a line but don't worry, the line moves fairly quickly & ordering is easy. Definitely a go-to breakfast/sandwhich spot that I would recommend visiting & trying out!
The manager is horrible. Super disrespectful and is always giving bad looks, has attitude and screams at clients. I ordered food on the drive through and they gave me the wrong order, I asked to be fixed and she started screaming at me. She refused to change and closed the door at me and saying I should have known how to ask the order. She did not want to give me the food and never gave it to me. She has has attitude and has disrespected me previously. Please avoid this fast food in Aguadilla, it's the worst nightmare and the orders are always served incorrectly. When a client tells them the mistake , they get angry. It's a nightmare, save your peace of mind.The name of the manager is Jennifer and this woman doesn't have manners, she treats clients like trash, has getto attitude. I would give lower than a 1 star if I could. Finally, if you don't ask for the food to be done at the moment, it will be cold.
This is my go to place when coming from NYC.. my favorite plate is the boricua platter ... omg I'm totally disgusted... why... the steak is slimey, too veiny, hard, nasty period... I will come drink the coffee but that's it ..:: please fix this... profits are gonna hurt pockets if the food sucks.. go back to your previous steak provider... nasty urrrggggI'm actually sitting here right now righting this
Yum! Exactly what I was looking for. A sandwich and a cafesito. But wow I was overwhelmed by the amount of options (not a bad thing at all). Great menu! The bread was so fresh and soft and my medianoche was tasty, filling...leaving me perfectly content. Their small coffee is tiny. Their large is what is known as a regular or small coffee on the mainland. Large needs to be larger. But other than that I say stop in and grab a bite. Take your time reading the menu. Enjoy
Check Out Our Full Review: https://youtu.be/FuOzEMnpPuo Is This Puerto Rico's Favorite Fast Food Restaurant?????? El Meson is similar to, at least in the United States, an IHOP; it's a familiar spot where most natives (Puerto Rican) enjoy comfort food. Jay was boasting about "El Meson" like a parakeet chirps a storm during the first signs of light - or is a rooster the more appropriate analogy - anyways, she was advertising this place like a car salesman's beat-up car. I know her reasoning behind such attachment; she has emotional association. Her family, specifically, her grandparents who raised her, made it a tradition during her visits to Puerto Rico; they ate there often. El Meson is not spectacular. The food is slightly better than what you'll get at McDonalds - definitely comparable to Denny's & IHOP. But what's extraordinary is the following story: Jay, roughly about two years ago, visited Puerto Rico with her girlfriends. Like tradition dictates, she parakeet'd her girlfriend's ears and convinced them to try "El Meson". Americans take a lot of thing for granted - we have a continuous supply of uncontaminated water, have a food supply chain that never goes uninterrupted, we over indulge even though biologically-speaking we can survive on a significantly low-calorie/low-carbs, and we have ICE COFFEE. All around the world, coffee is traditionally a warm beverage, and it lacks the abundance of sweet additives, such as, 5 packs of sugar (liquid, bleached white, or artificial), whipped cream, and whatever seasonal flavors. Like majority of world, Puerto Rico was no different, and although it's part of the United States, it abides by a different set of cultural norms. So, to end my short ramble (actually it was pretty long): Jay's girlfriend orders an ice coffee and the cashier looks at her like, "what's that?" You'd think that in a hot climate ice coffee would exist, but it didn't. It's not a culturally accepted necessity - an indulgence. To sum up the story: Jay's girlfriend did end up getting her ice coffee, but the process of brewing was quite different; "El Meson" dumped 2 or 3 espresso drinks into a cup, added milk and sugar, and finally, a few ice cubes. "There you go!!!!" and that's how ice coffee in Puerto Rico was invented; at least that's what Jay believes. El Meson is a decent place. It's clean, the food is good (not extraordinary), and the coffee is amazing. If ever in Puerto Rico and want an inexpensive breakfast, stop by "El Meson." If you like this video, support us by subscribing and pressing the like button. Instagram: SomewhereFarFar (Puerto Rican Food, Where To Eat In Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Travel, Best Ever Food Review Show, Peter Griffin, Lois Griffin, Family Guy)
Really good service and friendly staff! But my sandwich ham was extremely cold and nasty and the coffee needed more sugar. but its really good
I'm a fan of the Meso-Bistro Sandwich. Try it. Sorullos are sometimes better than other times... This place is the original from the Meson chain brand and is always packed with people.
Restaurant was clean and has a lot of tables and seating options. Large menu board and several different options. Ordering was difficult (our fault) due to the language barrier. If traveling here in Puerto Rico, I would suggest using their app to order food and then pick it up. We had a harder time because we didn't speak Spanish and they didn't have anyone that spoke English. Lots of options, we tried a couple of different things and it all tasted good, salad had some browned lettuce in it, but everything else was fine. There were some folks in the dining area handing out literature which was off putting, the manager was sitting a table over from us working on paperwork, and seemed to be ignoring this. Would have assumed they would ask those folks to leave the customers alone. Seems a solid place to grab a bite if you are in a hurry and don't want to be limited to fried options! read more
El Meson Sandwiches is located on Rd. 107 in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, on the Northbound side of the highway. I absolutely love this place! Wish we had one in New York; people would line up to eat here.This fast food restaurant is good for breakfast, lunch & dinner. The sandwiches are great. I especially like The Surfer, the Steak & Fries with Chimichurri Sauce & the Breakfast Corn Mush & the Soups of the Day. The place is bright, well decorated & always clean. Of course the staff is friendly & service is fast. If your 60 yrs. & over you can apply for the 10% discount card, good for any purchase. You can't leave the island without eating here. There's one in every town. There's also parking & you can eat outdoors as well. read more
2 months ago
3 years ago
We love eating here! It's a great sandwich/salad/wrap/breakfast/typical food place to eat! Plus, it's family owned!! It's been around since the 1980's and the quality is super! read more
Ended up going here twice, would've gone a 3rd time if I had the chance! Their sandwiches are delicious, the bread is soft & the portions are a good size. They have plenty of options to choose from. Whenever I drove past, they always seemed to have a line but don't worry, the line moves fairly quickly & ordering is easy. Definitely a go-to breakfast/sandwhich spot that I would recommend visiting & trying out! read more
9 months ago
The manager is horrible. Super disrespectful and is always giving bad looks, has attitude and screams at clients. I ordered food on the drive through and they gave me the wrong order, I asked to be fixed and she started screaming at me. She refused to change and closed the door at me and saying I should have known how to ask the order. She did not want to give me the food and never gave it to me. She has has attitude and has disrespected me previously. Please avoid this fast food in Aguadilla, it's the worst nightmare and the orders are always served incorrectly. When a client tells them the mistake , they get angry. It's a nightmare, save your peace of mind.The name of the manager is Jennifer and this woman doesn't have manners, she treats clients like trash, has getto attitude. I would give lower than a 1 star if I could. Finally, if you don't ask for the food to be done at the moment, it will be cold. read more
2 years ago
This is my go to place when coming from NYC.. my favorite plate is the boricua platter ... omg I'm totally disgusted... why... the steak is slimey, too veiny, hard, nasty period... I will come drink the coffee but that's it ..:: please fix this... profits are gonna hurt pockets if the food sucks.. go back to your previous steak provider... nasty urrrggggI'm actually sitting here right now righting this read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
Always the best ham n cheese sandwiches.. zorullos work with a cafecito.. everywhere you go, you can find one on the island. read more
10 years ago
Yum! Exactly what I was looking for. A sandwich and a cafesito. But wow I was overwhelmed by the amount of options (not a bad thing at all). Great menu! The bread was so fresh and soft and my medianoche was tasty, filling...leaving me perfectly content. Their small coffee is tiny. Their large is what is known as a regular or small coffee on the mainland. Large needs to be larger. But other than that I say stop in and grab a bite. Take your time reading the menu. Enjoy read more
6 years ago
8 years ago
Check Out Our Full Review: https://youtu.be/FuOzEMnpPuo Is This Puerto Rico's Favorite Fast Food Restaurant?????? El Meson is similar to, at least in the United States, an IHOP; it's a familiar spot where most natives (Puerto Rican) enjoy comfort food. Jay was boasting about "El Meson" like a parakeet chirps a storm during the first signs of light - or is a rooster the more appropriate analogy - anyways, she was advertising this place like a car salesman's beat-up car. I know her reasoning behind such attachment; she has emotional association. Her family, specifically, her grandparents who raised her, made it a tradition during her visits to Puerto Rico; they ate there often. El Meson is not spectacular. The food is slightly better than what you'll get at McDonalds - definitely comparable to Denny's & IHOP. But what's extraordinary is the following story: Jay, roughly about two years ago, visited Puerto Rico with her girlfriends. Like tradition dictates, she parakeet'd her girlfriend's ears and convinced them to try "El Meson". Americans take a lot of thing for granted - we have a continuous supply of uncontaminated water, have a food supply chain that never goes uninterrupted, we over indulge even though biologically-speaking we can survive on a significantly low-calorie/low-carbs, and we have ICE COFFEE. All around the world, coffee is traditionally a warm beverage, and it lacks the abundance of sweet additives, such as, 5 packs of sugar (liquid, bleached white, or artificial), whipped cream, and whatever seasonal flavors. Like majority of world, Puerto Rico was no different, and although it's part of the United States, it abides by a different set of cultural norms. So, to end my short ramble (actually it was pretty long): Jay's girlfriend orders an ice coffee and the cashier looks at her like, "what's that?" You'd think that in a hot climate ice coffee would exist, but it didn't. It's not a culturally accepted necessity - an indulgence. To sum up the story: Jay's girlfriend did end up getting her ice coffee, but the process of brewing was quite different; "El Meson" dumped 2 or 3 espresso drinks into a cup, added milk and sugar, and finally, a few ice cubes. "There you go!!!!" and that's how ice coffee in Puerto Rico was invented; at least that's what Jay believes. El Meson is a decent place. It's clean, the food is good (not extraordinary), and the coffee is amazing. If ever in Puerto Rico and want an inexpensive breakfast, stop by "El Meson." If you like this video, support us by subscribing and pressing the like button. Instagram: SomewhereFarFar (Puerto Rican Food, Where To Eat In Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Travel, Best Ever Food Review Show, Peter Griffin, Lois Griffin, Family Guy) read more
7 years ago
Really good service and friendly staff! But my sandwich ham was extremely cold and nasty and the coffee needed more sugar. but its really good read more
7 years ago
5 years ago
14 years ago
I'm a fan of the Meso-Bistro Sandwich. Try it. Sorullos are sometimes better than other times... This place is the original from the Meson chain brand and is always packed with people. read more
8 years ago
Tuna sandwich and baked potato with roast beef. A variety of sandwiches, loaded potatoes, supper plates. Another very good eatery in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico worth trying. read more
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Puerto Rico 107 Km 7.2
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico 00603
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