The best pan sobao, quesito, and sandwiches on the island. It sadly closed permanently in July 2025…read moreafter 38 years of awesomeness. A tremendous loss for the neighborhood and island as a whole.

Wow. Came across this place while searching online for a breakfast while visiting from NY. Every…read moresingle item was a HIT! Mallorca to die for, Coffee incredible and I can't begin to describe the best CUBAN sandwich I've ever had. Tons of fresh meat - soft fresh bread. All of it... wow. So happy for this gem!

I ordered a Hazel Explosion topped with a brownie for my parents (mixed with helado NOT hielo) & it…read morewas very creamy, not too rich but perfect on the palate. My parents absolutely loved it: they definitely indulged. As for myself, I ordered one mixed with hielo (ice--wish I hadn't although it was still good) that had coffee & amaretto in it. I'm glad I had to opportunity to try the place out. Take your time choosing.

I was real excited because WHO doesn't love nutella. My friend and I came in to pass some time…read morebefore going to the airport and there was a comfy sitting area both inside and outside. I ended up getting a matcha latte (which they added pumpkin spice to) and a hazelnut tres leches cake. Both were alright and the cake definitely scratched the hazelnut chocolate itch, but they were way too sweet. The pumpkin spice they added to the matcha was nice, but it added sugar to a drink that was already much too sugary for its own good. I'm not sure what kind of matcha they added to it, but it also tasted oddly artificial. Kinda like the Trader Joe's Green Tea Latte mix, which I know is very specific, but it's TRUE. Drinking it all gave me a raging headache from the sugar rush. The tres leches, again, was yummy, but much too sweet. I wish they let the nutella do it's magic rather than adding even more sugar to supplement the sugar already in the nutella.

Recommend to us by our uber drive, Panaderia Lemy is a Puerto Rican bakery with authentic Puerto…read moreRican style pastries and some non traditional baked goods. Regardless of style, all the pastries and desserts we chose were decadent and soft and fluffy and sweet, but definitely worth the unwanted calories.

Hands down the best pan sobao in PR. We asked some boricua friend where to get pan sobao and they…read morerecommended this place and it did not disappoint. Service was extra fast and very attentive.

First and foremost . Amarillis is a compete dream when it comes down to service . Never had better…read moreservice in my life and I was not expecting it during a cake transaction but she has shown me nothing but kindness and patience .we flew in for a birthday weekend and I contacted the business about a cake.she messaged me after hours and got the order ready so all I had to do was come in pay . The cake looked amazing and tasted even better .she brought the cake to me and even changed the delivery time the day before without it even causing an issue . Definitely would recommend.

Truly the best cookies and cakes in Puerto Rico. This location was once a clothing manufacturer and…read morethe owner had to reinvent herself and thank god she decided to bake. Her baking skill are incredible and we had the pleasure of eating the following amazing treats (tres leche cake with pistachios, guava cookies, coffee and tiramisu) each treat was to kill for and baked to perfection. We fell in love with the owners mother as she made us feel like we were part of the family it hard to find a place that offer great customer service but this family sure makes you feel welcomed. Before we left we bought a chocolate cake with a lemon icing, guava cookies,coconut macaroons and a small tart for our family in NY. All I can say is that when we returned to NY every treat was go in 60 seconds. Talk about diabetic coma! But we can't wait to go back in January to get some more sweets.

A great hot spot on base with all the essentials, and then some. A relaxed ambiance with ample…read moreseating areas and computers to to keep you entertained and informed. Great coffee when you need it. Good vibes all around.

Stopped in for breakfast today. The staff were friendly. The restaurant was clean. The food was…read morestrictly average.

Stopped by Sabao by Los Cidrines and really enjoyed the food. I had the Cuban sandwich and the…read morecheese bread -- both were very good, flavorful, and satisfying. Just a heads up: the sandwiches are on the heavier side, which isn't a bad thing, but the takeout bags aren't built for it. They put mine and my friend's sandwich in the same flimsy bag, and it ripped as we were walking out. Great food, but they could definitely upgrade their packaging. Would still come back!

We landed in San Juan at 3:30 am, in one of those crazy JetBlue red eye flights. So, in our quest…read morefor good coffee and toast, we found this place. Its location is in the outskirts of San Juan, so if you don't have a car, you won't make it there. There's parking outside. They have a selection of hot oatmeal, farina, and corn starch. We were greeted very nicely and order barely took more that 5 minutes. There's plenty of seats, and there's a bathroom in the back. The only inconvenience I had was that the serving cups are so small, so if you really like your coffee (which you'll ) you'll buy a second cup. This is a gem.

This place was awesome one of best mofongo I had while being on the island. I ordered churrasco and…read moremofongo and also rice, beans and chicken in garlic sauce. The chicken in garlic sauce was to die for. Must stop if your on the island.

Had a lengthy business meeting nearby and during the lunch break found Gustos Coffee. Had a…read morepastrami pressed sandwich. The sandwich was edible. It was on the oily side but the ingredients were fine, although the amount of pastrami was minimal. Service: order at the counter, then pick up at the counter Overall cleanliness: average Value: average

Yelpers check in for a free tasty cookie when ordering an entree! Note that while this is a great…read moreplace to gather with friends, it is not a WiFi spot for working. Either tether your own signal and hot spot, or don't expect to work online here. There are a variety of seating options and some private rooms for a meeting or gathering. Parking is a bit tricky directly in front, but there is additional parking on the other side of the sports supply store that is labeled for Gustos coffee. The lunch options are legit and tasty! I had a Torta w/ Hummus and Veggies plus a dash of feta- very healthy but also filling. I didn't try coffee on this visit, but rather an iced tea which was slow brewed by the cup then poured over ice. Come in and expect to stay, consider this slow and intentional service rather than grab and go service.

Great food - fresh and delicious. Very pleasant and attentive workers. Great baked goods. If…read moredriving to Bayamón stop here for lunch!

45 minutes waiting for a order. They just don't care. I guess management is ok with this.read more

It shocks me how a well known place like this, never delivers on time…read more This is an ongoing poor customer attention service... This needs to be addressed, how is it, that I had to wait 30 minutes, for a toast... I am visually seeing the Cook, not properly using the time and space, nor moving orders as they come... Had to leave empty handed, and when you call, they just hang up, all the time. Whoever is screening the calls, please be customer service oriented. I am not asking for much, just what I ordered and paid for.