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Asao Smokehouse - Tables in front

Asao Smokehouse

3.4(9 reviews)
0.0 mi

AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING…read more The risottos are incredible - rich, decadent, flavorful. It's not cheap in any sense but worth it. Vast amount of indoor and outdoor seating.

BBQ is one of my favorite foods. Asao opened up this location a few months ago in the late "Fall"…read moretime. We stopped by after a tour of the coffee farm La Hacienda San Pedro. The verdict? Great! Wish I could go back again to try the other meats and sides! We ordered a risotto of manchego cheese and the 1/2 Fogón de Asao (chicken, pork/lechón, both styles of ribs, and 5 mofongo balls). Also grabbed a cheese flan for dessert. This was enough for four of us to eat a late lunch around 3pm and not need dinner! All the meats were pretty good. Chicken wasn't too dry, lechón was almost like pulled pork ready to be pulled apart, and the ribs were done well. One of the ribs has a lot (15) of spices and tastes like a St. Louis style. Its meat was tastier (fell right off the bone) and was my favorite but might be tied with the lechón. I love BBQ sauces but didn't even bother asking for any there. Not quite sure if they would have had any, though, because Latinos tend to go for the pure meat taste and not use as much sauce like you might find in the southern continental USA. The service was very attentive and it filled up pretty quickly after we arrived. A band started playing a little while later. Word is that a young lady sings every other Saturday night and she's got quite an arsenal of songs (Spanish and English). Only downsides were missing her performance and the draft beer not being available (broke the tap the first week open and haven't gotten it fixed). If you're looking for good BBQ and plenty of food then stop on by. Plenty of parking and lots of tables. I could easily envision this place getting real busy on some evenings! Some pics are below! Time for me to go take a nap after all that food...

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Asao Smokehouse - Menu front side

Menu front side

Asao Smokehouse - Menu back side

Menu back side

Asao Smokehouse - Bar inside

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Bar inside

Restaurante La Casona

Restaurante La Casona

4.7(7 reviews)
2.8 mi
$$$

Andábamos por Maricao y queríamos almorzar en un lugar de comida puertorriqueña y nos habían…read morehablado bien de la Casona de Artemio en las Marías. La carretera un poco peligrosa pero allí legamos. La comida estaba muy bien, servicio excelente (las muchachas que nos atendieron se esmeraron mucho en su trabajo). Precios de la comida muy razonables (en general entre $15 y $30 por plato) y las bebidas también. Lo único que me sorprendió (negativamente) fue el precio exorbitado de lo que ellos llaman "crème brulé" y que en realidad era una crema catalana (ambas son muy parecidas, pero la consistencia del "crème brulé" es menos solida que el de la crema catalana, (yo he vivido en Paris y en Barcelona y conozco bien la diferencia). Mientras el precio de otros postres fluctuaba entre $4 y $5, el precio del crème brulé fue $8.50. La créma estaba buena pero no era extraordinaria ni la porción muy grande (quizás 3 onzas) para justificar ese precio (y el precio no estaba explicito en el menú tampoco). We were in Maricao and we wanted to have lunch at a Puerto Rican food place and we had been told good things about the Casona de Artemio in Las Marías. The road is a little dangerous but we went there. The food was very good, service excellent (the girls who served us worked very hard). Very reasonable food prices (generally between $15 and $30 per dish) and drinks were affordable too. The only thing that surprised me (negatively) was the exorbitant price of what they call "crème brulé" and that was a Catalan cream (both are very similar, but the consistency of "crème brulé" is less solid than that of the Catalan cream, (I have lived in Paris and Barcelona, and I know the difference well). While the price for other desserts fluctuated between $4 and $5, the price of the crème brulé was $8.50. The cream was good but not extraordinary nor was the portion big (maybe 3 ounces) to justify that price (and the price wasn't explicit on the menu either).

Definitivamente un lugar especial. Excelente ambiente para crear recuerdos perdurables. Exquisita…read morecomida, servicio esmerado y un patio interior de ensueño. Lo recomiendo para celebraciones y eventos especiales.

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Restaurante La Casona - Increíble precio por toda la comida que pedimos!

Increíble precio por toda la comida que pedimos!

Restaurante La Casona
Restaurante La Casona - El frente...

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Rincon Boricua - La taína

Rincon Boricua

4.3(78 reviews)
45.0 mi
$$

My wife and I went twice in our 5 day stay in Rincon and loved it both times. I wish we'd gone…read moremore! Everything I got was amazing as were my wife's orders. We were also addicted to the parcha lemonade. That is a must-order. The empanadillas are awesome and I couldn't get enough of the pork (Order the mofongo with broth and fried pork!) We both fell in love with the town and with this restaurant. The staff were really nice, too. But, honestly with food this good I would have been back anyway. lol

Unfortunately, this was a very disappointing experience. After placing my order, I waited…read moreapproximately 44 minutes for my food to arrive. When the Churrasco Mofongo ($27.99) finally came out, the portion size was surprisingly small and did not reflect the price at all. For nearly $28, I expected a much more substantial serving and better overall value. What made the experience even more frustrating was that I also ordered four pastelitos at $2.99 each, and those ended up providing more food and better value than the $27.99 Churrasco Mofongo. It's hard to justify paying nearly $28 for an entrée when a few appetizers totaling less than half the price leave you feeling like you received more for your money. To make matters worse, the staff was largely inattentive throughout the visit. It was difficult to get anyone's attention, there were no updates regarding the long wait, and customer service felt like an afterthought, only because the question "Can I have an update on my order" was asked to the staff. A 44-minute wait can be understandable during busy times, but keeping customers informed goes a long way, especially when multiple families sat, ate, and left before receiving the order. Overall, despite the churrasco mofongo tasting really good, between the excessive wait time, the lack of attentiveness from staff, and the disappointing portion size, I left feeling that the meal was not worth the price. I hope management takes a closer look at both the service and the value being provided to customers.

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Rincon Boricua
Rincon Boricua - La torre

La torre

Rincon Boricua - Pina colada's

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Pina colada's

La Copa Llena - Pollo

La Copa Llena

4.4(213 reviews)
45.9 mi
$$

Hands down the best dinner experience of our entire Puerto Rico vacation! We celebrated our 19th…read moreanniversary here on 07/07/26 with our daughters, and it couldn't have been more perfect. The food was absolutely incredible, without a doubt the most flavorful meal we had all week, and honestly one of the best meals I've had in a very long time. Order the chicken... WOW! Every bite was packed with amazing flavor. The service was truly exceptional. One of our servers, Allen, was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. He took the time to talk with us & he didn't seem rushed. The teamwork among the staff was amazing to watch. There was a gentleman constantly walking through the dining room clearing plates the moment we were finished, keeping everything spotless without ever interrupting our meal. Everyone worked together so seamlessly, and you could tell they genuinely enjoyed what they do. While we waited for our food--which actually came out super fast for PR--our daughters loved spending time down by the beach area. It was the perfect way to keep them entertained while we relaxed. And the view... photos simply don't do it justice. We had no idea just how breathtaking the setting and ambiance would be until we experienced it in person. If you're in Rincón, La Copa Llena is a must-visit!!

Came here for the sunset dinner. They do not take reservations and only walk-ins, so it is best to…read morecome at least 30 minutes before sunset if you really want a table closest to the water for the view. Unlike your typical Puerto Rican restaurants on this island, this restaurant is pretty white washed, so expect to be treated like it's mainland USA and they expect you to treat them the same. Water is not free. They'll bring you fancy water and charge you $5 for it. For food we got the Fish Curry ($32), Orecchiette Pasta ($28), and Tapa Poke ($20). The one dish not worth getting is the Tapa Poke as the portion is essentially bite size and you're paying $20. The others were pretty good, no complaints.

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La Copa Llena - Cool entrance

Cool entrance

La Copa Llena - Burger with fries delicious

Burger with fries delicious

La Copa Llena - The deck at sunset

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The deck at sunset

Hijos del Cañaveral - puertorican - Updated July 2026

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