This store sells fruits and vegetables that are not fresh and wont honor the exchange ,because they…read moresaid once you take it out of the store there is no change.They should inspect all the fruit before they sell it.I bought a Guanabana that never mature ,i pay $9.70 for a small one that usually cost $6 in the supermarket.Even though i had the receipt they refused to credit me or exchange it.They are NOT looking after your satisfaction .just making as much money as they can without responding for their quality if the products. I don't recommend Freshmart.

Great grocery store conveniently located in the tourist area. We went several times during our…read moreshort trip to San Juan. Awesome selection of kombucha. Also good selection of vegan local baked goods. The checkout employee was also super kind and helpful.

Pueblo market is located conveniently in between several condos/apartments in San Juan. There is a…read moreparking garage that is free with any purchase at the market. Pueblo is perfect for all of your essential needs and more as they have hot food selection during the day, bakery, liquor and more! All of the food seemed fresh and employees friendly. We will be back for our snacks and beverages while staying in San Juan.

Cute Pueblo close to Lote 23 and the Museo de Arte. They had some good sales when I stopped in for…read morea few essentials. Everything you'd typically find in a Pueblo and a decent selection of wine here. They do charge 10 cents for bags.

A great place to shop and get what you need. The owner is nice and helpful contrary to what a…read moreprevious yelper claims.

The Asian employee. She's hostile and rude. They should have a friendly employee who's eager to…read morework.

No photos sadly, but a wide assortment of spices…read more This is a perfunctory supermarket for locals at the end of the Condado downtown area of resort hotels and luxury high rise condos that are within 500 meters of this incredible Ocean Park beach. Cooked food, sushi, breads, sandwiches, fresh baked pizza, booze, produce, meats and almost everything you can cook are available. I usually pick up local spice mixes to take back home as gifts instead of a keychain soon to be buried in a drawer, fugly fridge magnet or chipped shot glasses. This spice section was pretty full and was inexpensive compared to other metro areas and souvenir stands. Since everyone eats and cooks, instead of hot sauce or other bottles of condiments, I love to share dry spices or canned meats, that are easy to pack. Coffee is another one that we love to try out and share after sipping samples. Boricua is great ground dark roast to consider. Walmart might be bigger with more stuff but we really search out local grocery stores to get a feel for a pulse of the area.

Your typical latin american supermarket- expect long wait times and slow slow cashiers. A good…read moreselection of products for reasonable prices.

Food was really hot a delicious! Excellent service, I went for breakfast and my coffee and eggs…read morewere hot hot hot! Food came out fast and my only regret was that I didn't try a mimosa! Also this is a pastry shop so they also have a lot of fresh. Baked goodies to go along with your coffee. They also have salads and sandwiches and a "healthy" menu!

Horrible customer service. But worst, food was all cold, done wrongly; I can only taste the vinegar…read moreon my poached eggs, and missing the main hollandaise sauce. So I requested sauce, after waiting the longest for her to come around; when she brought just a bit, was literally cold! She would not pay attention to our order. After we were done with our lunch is when she brought the water we requested since the beginning for three times. The front staff unprofessional, not able to explain simple ingredients of a few meals. Terrible experience eating cold, vinegar-tasting simple, expensive meal.

Came here for lunch and the woman at the counter said it was closed. A white woman came in after me…read moreand she was served. Very racist towards black people. Don't come here if you want quality service.

4 stars to my fave little cafe in the Miramar section of San Juan. Located at a red light…read moreintersection, Al Gusto only has indoor seating or takeout. Great food and drinks all at reasonably low-prices. The staff was friendly and spoke english. I enjoyed people watching as I ate my meals and surfed on my phone. They also have a pastry case that tempts you while eating. They told me the pastries are made there. I purchased several pastries for my co-workers and they were a hit. No alcohol. It is clean, tasty and worth a try if you are in the neighborhood!

Food is good but takes TOO LONG TO RECEIVE THE FOOD. Ordered one onigiri and took 30 minutes so…read moremake sure your not on a time crunch. The owner and workers are all so nice and friendly. Market has basic seasons for Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai cuisine to cook at home.

A great place to find Japanese and Chinese grocery items. Limited table space for prepared food…read more Tastes good. Also sells wines.

This local grocery store could be compared something like Wholefoods, but WF is WAY better…read more Here you have breakfast and lunch that 9 out of then have been a great. They do have in the groceries side really good healthy options and organic fruits/veggies. The super rush hour here is lunchtime because the food is great and has plenty of options for everyone. They have a vegan,vegetarian and regular options. I appreciate that they make everything with vegan mayonnaise so anyone who wants a potato salad can eat

Need bathroom for costumers! It's my understanding that all establishments standing alone,…read morespecially a market, MUST provide ( by law) bathrooms for clients. It's not the case for this one in Condado area. my husband just got out of the hospital a few days ago and we decided to go get fresh & healthy food. unfortunately we had to cut our shopping because of this issue...

After a less-than stellar dinner the night before, and a long but amazing day on a PR tour, we…read morecleaned up for a dinner out at Ropa Vieja. Attire was relaxed-- I saw ladies in pants as well as dresses, men in pants and shorts, but the staff was dressed sharply in all black. We waited a bit while two hosts and a manager worked to assemble several tables on the patio for a group of ten which had arrived before us. The patio decor-- murals and greenery, were beautiful. We requested indoor seating near the bar, and were the second of four tables to be filled. The indoor seating was a bit darker, had two bartenders working nonstop, and three televisions were playing inside. The inside seating area was quieter and more intimate (plus cooler in temperature) than the patio option. Our server, Raul, promptly greeted us and asked if we preferred English or Spanish. Promising to give honest recommendations of our selections, he did-- and made great suggestions as well. We started with risotto balls as an appetizer-- the guava dipping sauce was delicious. They were cheesier than my husband could stomach, so several remained on our plate. For our entrees, my husband chose the Ropa Vieja en Canoa (peeled, hollowed out like a canoe). I selected the Fried Red Snapper (served whole) with creole sauce, a house salad (lettuce, tomatoes, red onion, orange slices, mango dressing) and fried sweet plantains. After a bite, I asked for a glass of Blanc de Blancs, which was a wonderful, crisp pairing. We could not finish our meals, much less entertain the offer of dessert. By the time we left, all four tables were being served inside, there were four gyesss eating dinner at the bar, and the patio seating looked maxed out as well. Ropa Vieja was certainly the best dinner experience we've had in these first three nights in San Juan. So happy the reviews were on point with this one!

Started with two sparking waters and the server did bring two bottles but one was opened and some…read moreof the Perrier was missing. None had been pre poured so we pointed this out and he took it back and brought a replacement bottle. Was not a good start to the meal. The experience ended up being a bit disappointing. The food was decent, but not anything special, especially given the prices. Some of the dishes lacked flavor, and a couple items came out lukewarm, like they'd been sitting for a while although nothing is piping hot in Europe. I was expecting more authentic, bold flavors which it was not. Service was hit or miss it appeared depending on the server and the table. It took longer than it should have to get our food and even simple things like refills were slow. It felt a little disorganized, especially considering it wasn't that busy. The atmosphere is nice and the location is convenient there but it just didn't quite come together on this visit. Not a terrible experience overall, but there's room for improvement. As a tourist you typically give a place one shot and this was it.