Queso was coagulated with little flavor but taco was good. We were order tacos and somehow we got…read moreburrito for one dish... we opted to keep it as not to complain. However, it was not good and wished we had. Need to work on the flavor ...

If you are looking for whitewashed Mexican food this is the place for you. Everything was bland…read moreand non authentic. I live in Northern California and I am blessed with excellent authentic Mexican food restaurants everywhere, this is definitely not aauthentic. To begin, the rice was basmati, the mole sauce for the enchiladas was ground up black beans, no cocoa or spices, and the chicken was flavorless. Just to make things worse, our hostess is waiting for us as we walk in and in a heavy German or Nordic accent instructs us to walk in and as we walk, stop at a podium, quickly take a picture of the menus and then hurry to the back of the restaurant to our table. Very precise and militaristic. Finally, dessert options straight from Costco, Reese's Cheesecake! Next time I am in Vieques I will make a point of avoiding this place. Not for me.

Stopped by here after doing a day trip to Vieques. We all were starving so a quick Google search…read morebrought us here. Food was ok, nothing spectacular. I got a guava colada and it was tasty! Staff was friendly and there were adorable stray dogs roaming around. They have a bathroom (don't expect anything fabulous) that is so convenient if like us, you're making the long drive back to San Juan.

Stopped in for a quick snack of mofongo and arroz con habichuelas. Despite the poor reviews. Had…read morebeen on the hunt for the best mojito on the island... and we found it. The service was wonderful and kind.

A quaint sports bar. We came here for some Puerto Rican food . We got here for lunch around 2:30…read moreand they didn't have a full menu . They only had tostones or the fried plantain and grilled chicken with salad. We loved everything ! The place doesn't look super great , so if you are a hygiene freak, this isn't the place for you !

The food was really good here I had the medium rare Ahi tuna with loaded french fries and it was…read moreall amazing. Some people in my party got mac & cheese. And that was great as well. Service was quick and nice. One thing to mention is it's kind of open air so later in the dinner began to get a little bit of bug bites. But other then that

It is a disgrace that one of the very few well-known restaurants in the south side of Vieques…read morechooses to employ people who are clearly more interested in demanding tip money than in providing a respectful customer experience. Tonight I dined at La Placita with a group of friends, and the experience was absolutely unacceptable. Our waitress, an older white woman, brought the check to the table and then stood over us while we were trying to pay, refusing to give us even a moment of privacy to review and complete the payment comfortably. The second she saw the tip amount selected on the card machine, she aggressively grabbed the device from the table and said, "¿En serio?" ("Really?") -- ironically, the only Spanish she spoke to our table all night. It was an incredibly rude, humiliating, and uncomfortable moment. We were still leaving a tip based on the options provided on the machine; it was not as if we had entered an insulting amount ourselves. That interaction completely ruined our evening and changed my entire perception of the restaurant. I asked to speak with the manager, Katy, another white woman, and her response was just as disappointing. She was dismissive from the moment she arrived, repeatedly responding with "okay" while I explained what had happened, showing absolutely no concern for the situation. At the end, all she offered was a generic apology, with no accountability and no genuine interest in addressing the behavior of her employee. What makes this even more upsetting is that I travel to Puerto Rico frequently and have consistently experienced the warmth, kindness, and appreciation of local Puerto Ricans, who are grateful for any tip given. To encounter this level of entitlement was shocking. This waitress made us feel pressured and judged, as if we were obligated to leave the highest tip option available regardless of the quality of service we actually received. Tipping should be voluntary and based on the service provided, not something customers are intimidated into giving. Honestly, if this waitress cannot treat customers with basic respect unless they leave the tip amount she expects, then she should not be working in a position where her paycheck depends on gratuities. Someone with that attitude toward customers belongs in a job with a fixed payroll salary somewhere else, not in hospitality. A server who openly shows anger and resentment over a tip has no business working in customer service. This was one of the most uncomfortable restaurant experiences I have had in Puerto Rico, and it is truly shameful that a place with such a good reputation would allow customers to be treated with this level of disrespect.

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.

We were told this was the place to go for Mexican food while in Puerto Rico. As soon as we arrived,…read morethere was a line all the way out the door, but they were able to get us in pretty quickly. The restaurant is pretty big and was totally packed. Even though they were slammed our server came right over and took our order. We each ordered a combo plate, and everything was do good! The only thing I noticed that they didn't do that most Mexican restaurants in the US do is chips and salsa, but it was all right because everything else was really good.

We came here for our first anniversary dinner :) we're about to see the bio bay and see some…read moreglowing water and glowing bugs. We got burritos. The wet special way. Parking was for some reason so easy. Big group of men sat next to us. Ordered two shots of tequila to their table. God bless em.

There are a few oceanside restaurants in Esperanza and we thought the menu at Duffy's was more…read moreinteresting. We wanted to try a special type of rice and beans called mamposteao, and were not disappointed. It was very flavorful! We also got the pork chop, which had a sweetness to its marinade -- also very good. The crab and beans dip was full of mayonnaise and not much beans (1 star off), so probably would not get this again. The location is nice. It is right in front of the Esperanza sign, and has a beautiful view of the sunset. We ate our dinner and sipped our drinks slowly while absorbing the view.

Great dinner spot if you want a chill spot right off the beach. We were seated outside and had an…read moreAMAZING view of the ocean. Our server was super friendly, and had our table belly-laughing. The food was pretty good. At our servers recommendation, I got the spicy chicken sandwich (FRIED not grilled) without the jalapeños. It was big, and pretty good! I would also highly recommend the strawberry daiquiri.

My wife and I came here once probably about 10 years ago. But we only had a drink before our ferry…read moreleft. I least wanted to return to try the food. Finally got the chance this past weekend. Sometimes when you build an anticipation for something long the experience ends up disappointing. I'm happy that wasn't the case here. My expectations were met and more. The fish tacos were excellent. The Mahi Mahi was fresh. I wouldn't be surprised if it was caught that morning. And the tortillas tasted like they were made in house, not store bought. My wife's carnitas bowl an son's carne asada tacos were also phenomenal. I was considering a beer but decided to go with a margarita instead. The waitress suggested the watermelon margarita for a lighter refreshing taste. I went with it and she was right, refreshing m, light but with a slight punch. Went down smooth. I'd like to try the regular margarita next time. Service was friendly and the food came out quick despite it being packed the day before Thanksgiving. Ambaince is fun. Great place to hang out but also family friendly. Definitely don't skip this spot when in Culebra.

I highly recommend the carnitas bowl. It's delicious and filling. It's big enough to share with…read moresomebody else. I also recommend the orange flan. I've never had an orange flan before, but the waitress recommended it. This was probably the best thing we had. Margaritas are also very good.

Went there with Family and had the best dining experience…read more Food is amazing and the service espectacular. Love the ambiance we will be back in 2 weeks with other Freinds.

Massive carribean lobster, great drinks, great spot just steps from Fajardo and the beach…read more Ambiance is epic. Rustic, relaxing, outdoors. Lots of Hawaiian shirts and sun dresses. Great service. Friendly. Prepare to wait as it's packed.

We have been here a few times. It's always very pleasant. Great service and food. Tonight there…read morewere 6 of us and everyone was very happy. I loved my bacalaito appetizer & Red Snapper entrée. The frozen Coquito was yummy and they always do a great job with their cappuccino. My guy loves their Cuban sandwiches. The bill was a little bit more than $200 with tax and tip. That's very reasonable for six people to eat dinner (Plus an appetizer and drinks.)

Great food, great service, and great people. Food is homemade with recipes from the owner's mother!…read moreCafe is by the ocean so you get a great atmosphere. Amazing and a must do if you're near Fajardo, Puerto Rico! Food highlight of our trip! Entire family (with two teens) agrees!