I heard Puerto Rican coffee was really good and really strong, so I began my search. This place is…read moreone block from the most amazing beach in condado. It's so cute. It's a market on one side and a coffee shop on the other. It has lots of seating but very little parking. It's definitely a local neighborhood spot. I'd advise walking. We're so used to flavored creamers. The baristas were so nice to meet me in the middle. They have few syrups. I have a mocha. It was just right! I also tried one of their pastries. It tasted quite fresh! There were several groups of people that came in while we were there. Seems like a popular stop.

We can check off all of the boxes here! Although I only had the Caramel Latte every morning I was…read morethere for a week!!! Don't judge me! I have a habit of going where I feel good. The service here was super cool and chill, reminded me of what my home is. The variety of people and the conversations you hear, were exactly what PR is. This is a must go to if you are in the area.

The ambiance for a tourist is so inviting. About the first place meet family at when come into…read moretown. As I do for Christmas time. Perfect seasonal temperature just to hang out and catch up over good conversation. And great place to purchase nicities to bring to Niece's house for Christmas and New Years dinning. The Guava Cheesecake is a hit. The variety of dips also works and the additional tropical / latin flavors is a plus for this North Carolinian. Great place to obtain food items that would associate as either European or upscale. And the building itself harkens to a classical time. I recommend this place solely on the ambiance.

This was bought today. Selling spoiled basil-- horrible quality. This is not a good place to get…read morefresh basil. Never again. Update: taste horrible. Worthless.

22 de diciembre de 2022 hay que ir a la La Hacienda pero está vez al local en Montehiedra. Esta…read morelocalidad es nueva pero ya lleva un tiempo abierto. A este local voy a comprar churrascos para llevar y cocinar en la casa. Adobados con salsa chimichurrie y son súper blanditos. Como hay mucha variedad de cosas para comer siempre sales con algo mas de lo que tienes en mente. También tienen un área para almuerzos pero se venden por libra y otra área para ata pedir café, hay una sección de comida ya cocinada para llevar que puedes encontrar desde arroz, pastas, bueno de todo.

Service is poor,no internet or outlet for customers.Rude staff,not friendly to brown…read morepeople.Overprice and they are only nice to some customers. Must leave Condado, which is a tourist spot for all colors.

La Hacienda Meat Center is a popular chain of gourmet groceries. They have a few stores in the San…read moreJuan area and one in Dorado. This store is located on Ave. Jesus T. Piñero, in the Altamira neighborhood of San Juan, off the PR-20. It is also known as La Hacienda de Altamira. It has a private parking lot with plenty of spaces. They have a few tables set up outside in front of the store. This is the most spacious of the Hacienda stores, making it comfortable to move around with a cart or stroller. Being a gourmet grocery, you will find pricier products here than at the average supermarket. Depending on what you want, the higher price may be worth it. I like coming here for fresher produce and ingredients I find difficult to find at the supermarket, such as real feta cheese. The meats here are excellent quality, as are their pre-marinated meats. This is an ideal place to buy snacks for a picnic or get together. They have delicious deli salads/dips. They also have a good selection of craft beer, mainly from Ocean Lab. Their baguettes are very good. They sell out quickly, so if you are lucky to get one nice and warm, you are in for a treat. This store has a Café Hacienda San Pedro inside for fresh and delicious coffee. You have to pay for the coffee at the cashier before placing your order with the barista (although if there is nobody in line, you can order and they'll prepare the coffee while you pay).

beware! The prices here are much more expensive than back in the United States. If you come to St…read more Thomas for vacation, I highly recommend that you come with reef safe sunscreen already. Otherwise you'll have to spend $30 on a 6 ounce spray bottle of Sun Bum. I did get some groceries here, and 6 gallons of water to last a week

Supermarket with island prices and plenty of food supplies that you'd need. They also have a bakery…read moresection and a deli with a good fruit selection.

I had the best salad while waiting for my flight at JFK. I also asked for bread, and they served…read morewarm toasted bread with butter -- absolutely delicious. The salad was honestly one of the best I've ever had. The dressing was a rosemary white wine vinaigrette that brought everything together perfectly. I can't remember the name of the salad, but it had mixed greens, goat cheese, walnuts, olives, peppers, cured prosciutto, and shaved cheese. Every bite was fresh, flavorful, and unforgettable. Definitely a place worth stopping at before a flight!

Great place, friendly stuff, very tasty food. It is pricy…read morelike the whole airport, but amazing food.

Only commissary in the carribean. Great prices on your gringo favorites but look at SAMs club or…read morepueblo also.

Only place on the island where I can shop for food and it's not expired, almost expired or the…read morefruits and vegetables are not moldy. Worth the drive every time.

I found this Walmart to be a good experience overall. It had everything we needed during our stay…read morein San Juan. One thing to keep in mind is that this location is much smaller than many Walmart stores on the mainland, so don't expect a huge Supercenter experience. That said, it was well-stocked and easy to navigate. The most interesting part of the experience was the checkout process. When you select how many plastic bags you want, an employee standing nearby actually hands you the exact number of bags you requested instead of letting you take them yourself. It caught me off guard at first, but I assume it's a measure to prevent people from taking extra bags. It's a little unusual if you're not from the area, but certainly not a big deal. Overall, this is a solid Walmart and a convenient stop if you're visiting San Juan and need to pick up essentials. It may be smaller and have a few practices that are different from what mainland shoppers are used to, but the store was clean, organized, and served our family well during our trip.

This one is because of the deli .... Basic rules when handling lettuce use first in first out don't…read morejust dump the fresh cut lettuce on top of the old one ... Second please but please wash the lettuce ... like come on...