I came here one Sunday morning for breakfast with my family…read more They have a system where you wait in your car before driving up. This took a while but it's necessary for parking. The views from this place are incredible! The decor, the plants and vegetation and the paintings were probably my favorite thing about Cafe Nativo. I wish I took more pictures ! The food was pretty good, I ordered a waffle with a side of bacon and asked for my tostada to come out before the food. The portions were small and the side of bacon only came with 2 pieces. My cousins dish is pictured, she ordered a sandwich con plátano fries. I've never had plátano fries until then and they were bomb! I asked for my own side of them with mayoketchup. They never came. My uncle ordered the hummus however none of this were pleased with it. There is one ingredient they don't include ( I think it's the tahini) so the consistency wasn't like typical hummus. I didn't give 5 stars because of the service. The service was painfully slow. I had to ask for my drink more than 3 times. We waited about 20 minutes in the heat for our check. Again having to ask different employees multiple times, it was ridiculous. Also the bathroom situation. There are 2 stalls in an outhouse type of thing. So waiting for the bathroom could mean you're waiting outside in the hot sun or in the rain. Yay!

Excellent mountain view with spectacular fresh food. The service very attentive and friendly.read more

Drove over an hour and half to get here--wasn't able to enter or even purchase coffee to-go. Since…read morethen they have updated their website with specific information on visiting hours and their tours. Wish they would have done so before our travel guide made our itinerary but onward.... Roads are beyond narrow here--be sure to rent a smaller vehicle or over the side you go!

Great history of coffee plantations in Puerto Rico. Tasted their delicious coffee and toured this…read moreplantation. Beautiful. Highly recommend.

Our visit to Sandra Farms was one of the most enjoyable experiences we had on the island! Our…read moreguide, Carmelo, was spectacular - he was a wealth of knowledge, and long after we left, we kept talking about what we learned there, not only about the process of growing and processing coffee, but about Puerto Rico as a whole. I honestly won't look at coffee the same way again! Even my daughter and husband who don't drink coffee agreed that the samples we tasted were quite excellent - even without cream or sugar. The setting was breathtaking, and photos just won't do it justice, though I took many in an attempt to capture it accurately. Really lovely... Do not let the commentary on the roads to Sandra Farms deter you from going. We were in a sedan and it was fine, if a little bumpy in places. However, a word to the wise regarding driving there - first, download your Google maps before you leave WiFi service, because you will definitely go offline. Signage on roads is not always present (true throughout PR), and there are some forks in the road that aren't entirely clear. Second, people who live in this mountainous area (and there are many) are used to these roads, and often - as my mother used to say - take their half out of the middle. Drive slower than you think you should. The roads are narrow and feel more like 1 and 1/2 lanes, not 2 lanes. It is rare to find a line down the middle of these roads. There are often no guardrails, and sometimes not much of a shoulder. Our family had a great time squealing and laughing as my husband braved the many hairpin turns - it is definiely do-able, but just don't try to speed your way there. We got a cute t-shirt that said we survived the road to Sandra Farms, proving that it is just as noteworthy as any other attraction! Finally, these are the most gracious hosts - we were running late, because of a wrong turn, and they were so kind and patient. They made us all feel like we were friends that hadn't been able to visit in a long time. I definitely intend to return one day, and will be supporting their coffee production from home via their website. Te quiero Sandra Farms!

If you want to learn about the Puerto Rican land, the resilient and hard working people, as well as…read moreenjoy a hands on experience of God's bounty of plants (flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables) enjoy an adventurous drive to Sandra Farms! The coffee, chocolate, and treats are well worth the time and tour (incredible views, too)!

Desde el momento en que entramos, la atmósfera del lugar nos envolvió con su decoración moderna y…read moreacogedora. El personal fue muy amable y atento desde el inicio, lo que hizo que nuestra experiencia fuera aún mejor. Los platos estuvieron exquisitos con porciones justas. No puedo dejar de mencionar las bebidas: el café estaba en su punto perfecto y los mimosas fueron el acompañamiento ideal para nuestro brunch. Definitivamente, RíoCafé un lugar que recomiendo sin dudar para disfrutar de un brunch en buena compañía. No podía dejar de mencionar la estrella del lugar: EL RÍO

The customer service was incredible, las muchachas bien amables and the coffee is to die for. 10/10read more

Absolutely incredible had the croissantwich and it was so delicious and then the coffee was amazing…read moretoo in combination. What an amazing place to eat.

Excellently decorated, this place is really nice and welcoming. The service was terrific and…read morefriendly. I only stopped to have some coffee which was delicious, but they offer an extensive menu of varied brunch items.

This food was so delicious. Wish I could've ate there every day while being in this country.read more

Wow, that was the tastiest Gyro I have ever had!! I did not need to add anything to it. They have a…read morenumber of vegetarian options which is much appreciated. I like that they serve potato fries mixed with sweet potato fries, you get the best of both worlds. Btw, the fries did not need any extra seasoning added either. Service was awesome and I really enjoyed the food, ambience and music! I would definitely come back here. A must-stop in Ponce.

A great breakfast cafe. We stopped in a somewhat random time and we saw lots of locals coming in…read moreand out. The coffee there was some of the best we had in Puerto Rico and visited several local coffee shops, the haciendas and a coffee expo. Really wished we had bought a bag of coffee from them. But alas we shall only have a sweet memory of their delicious coffee.

Cafe liquor was a great stop for a sandwich and coffee. One of the few things open in the area…read moreearly in the morning.

After purchasing several coffees and snacks, we proceeded to sit in the salon, an employee informed…read moreus, with an attitude, that we had 7 minutes to finish because they were closing. A minute later, an older lady, who appeared to be a manager or owner, asks us if they told us we had 7 minutes to leave the room because they are closing. When I asked her why they hadn't indicated it to us when ordering to eat at the place, she told me that it was on a sign outside (as if the customer read the several dozen signs they have outside). I can only describe my experience as humiliating and unpleasant. Good coffee, terrible service.