wow wow wow the red…read moresnapper was delicious! I had the lobster which was delicious and the beans and rice was so good! The service was quick and we sat on the inside. I would definitely be back again. We had a party of 10 and people were served very quickly.

I don't leave many 5 star reviews but this spot is top notch. It doesn't look like much from the…read moreoutside, but it's a power play in the food scene. The customer service is friendly and great and the food was awesome. We did the Whole Red Snapper, the Skirt Steak, and Can Can Pork chop and washed t all down with some Coconut Margaritas. The food is delicious, all meticulously and carefully prepared and presented beautifully. This is definitely a must do when in the PR.

Stopped in for some food with a beach view. This restaurant is in Pinones it was our first stop…read moreafter arriving at the airport. The dining is outside to enjoy the sights and sounds of the beach. This restaurant is known more for seafood. They also have typical fried foods. A full bar, beer and drinks. I had white rice, beans, and chicken with garlic and peppers. Others in my party had conch and pulp salads we had alcapurrias and sorrullitos de maiz. We all enjoyed the flavorfullnes of the fried foods. My plate the chicken, rice and beans was just ok. It tasted bland and the rice was clumpy and hard. This is a seafood restaurant and everyone else seemed pleased with their seafood dishes. I wouldn't order my dish again.

Happened upon Mi Casita in Pinones for lunch while on the island exploring. The restaurant has an…read moreopen air cafe, very relaxed, island vibe. We had a view towards the beach but it was somewhat obstructed by the parking lot. They have a lot of local island specialties like Mofongo, plantains, tostones, empanadas and beans and rice, but I ordered the Grouper fingers. Listen, I'm a Florida girl, and I know good fish, so when I tell you this was the best fish I've ever eaten, believe me! It was so good, we ordered a second plate to go! Go there, if just for the fish! Amazing!

This restaurant was recommended to me by the folks that work at the beach chair and umbrella rental…read moreup the road at the beach. Excellent recommendation. To start, I had a chicken and cheese empanada, and a mango mojito. For the entree I had fried pork chops, with Trifongo (mixture of green plantain, yucca and sweet plantain), rice and beans, and tostones. Since I was staying at a hostel, I ordered enough to have leftovers for the next day. This place became more crowded as the early evening came on. I arrived around 6pm. By the time I left at 7:30, it was packed. There is an open grille at the entrance of the restaurant so you can watch them grilling meats. Relaxed and casual vibes. This is an after the beach, popular restaurant. Food was pretty good. Service was solid, nothing over the top. I would return.

We went on a final excursion for food before we headed back to the states. We were so glad we…read morefound these kiosk and food places over here. This one in particular was just a gut feeling, and it left my gut very HAPPY! This place was not busy when we arrived but by the time we left it was hopping! The service at first was a little questionable due to my limited spanish, but we found a way to communicate effectively and ended up ordering a bunch of different items and a couple of drinks. The place is an open walled restaurant right off the road and the view is ever changing. There is no doubt this is authentic Puerto Rican fare. We were watching them prepare these items over open flames and open wood fired grills. Overall the service was excellent even with language barriers! All of the food we tried from fresh shrimp, to candied papaya and barbeque chicken from the grill. Everything was delicious. Super fresh and very tasty food that I wish we found on the first day -instead of on the last day! The prices and value are amazing! If you go to San Juan - Go here first! Day or Night - these places are making amazing local food!

This spot def has a nice vibe w/ salsa playing on the speakers,cool decor, & plenty of photo…read moreops(which makes it a fun place to take pics & enjoy the atmosphere/music). It has a lot of visual appeal & feels like somewhere you'd want to sit,vibe,& linger for a bit. There's outside sitting which was refreshing b/c you feel the cool PR breeze from the nearby beach. The service, however, could have been more attentive. The waiter was a bit hard to catch @ times which took away from the overall experience. I literally had to try to get his attention multiple times which was frustrating. As for the food, it was a mixed experience. I ordered the snapper, & while it had potential (b/c the flavor was def there)it was fried a bit too much & came out on the dry side. I also got a dried out lime so that didn't help to add juice to the fish.The white rice & beans were actually the highlight of the meal(well-seasoned & really enjoyable). I also tried the cod fish fritter (bacalaito), but it was overly greasy & didn't really have much cod fish in it, which was disappointing. Overall, the atmosphere is gr8 & worth checking out for the ambiance and photos, but the food & service could use some improvement.

Came here after hitting up the nearby beach in Piñones and had a great meal. The seafood was fresh…read moreand the portions were good. the atmosphere feels local (vs touristy). The fried snapper fish was cooked perfectly and everything tasted fresh. I tried their churrasco and trifongo (mofongo de plátano verde, plátano maduro, and yuca combined) It can get lively with a crowd and music, depending on the time of day, but that's part of the Piñones experience. One thing to keep in mind is that the beach access nearby isn't directly connected to the restaurant area, so if you're planning to visit both, having transportation makes things much easier. If you're walking, be prepared for a longer trek than you might expect. Overall, this spot is worth a stop.

We live here during the month of April and this place is by far our favorite. For those who have…read moresaid the service is slow, I invite you to relax and enjoy island time. The house sangria is by far the best on the island and the views are spectacular. I've ordered the whole snapper at many places and this one is top tier. I've also been eating Arroz con gandules for over 30 years and nothing compares to this place. Sit back, relax and enjoy!

This review is only for drinks and appetizers…read more I have been to Piñones many times and I just want to say if you are visiting Puerto Rico, it's a great place to have local food and enjoy some breathtaking views. The Reef Bar or should I say, The New Reef has the kind of vibe you dream of when visiting Puerto Rico. Not only do they serve traditional Puerto Rican Cuisine, but the restaurant has Outdoor seating with incredible Ocean views. Unfortunately, the view also includes the trash below. I think the restaurant would really benefit from having it cleaned. We only stopped by for appetizers, but wow what a treat. My husband and I shared an Octopus Salad and Arepas. I also had a Piña Colada and it was absolutely delicious. The prices here are also very reasonable and the service was great. This would have been a 5 star review, if it wasn't for the trash.

Beautiful view and delicious food. The enchilado de…read morecamarones (shrimp with garlic, butter and enchilado) was very good. Yellow rice comes with the plate and was so tasty.

First off...don't UBER there. We got there just fine but then we couldn't get an Uber to pick us up…read morebecause it's not in the best part of town. We had to walk a mile before someone would pick us up. The service is typical PR. Slightly rude and almost annoyed we were there to eat. We always tip at least 20% regardless but if it was based on performance these folks wouldn't have deserved half of that. The best part is the views. On the water by the boardwalk. Food was okay, but I didn't think it was anything special.

Great food! Arepas y Camarones y tostones. Th area is clean with a nice breeze off the water…read more Open air place with lots of seating. Great Mojito de Coco! Server was very nice and attentive. Parking is limited.

The food was ok but the drinks were probably what we enjoyed the most …read more The lobster was artificial so I wasn't a fan of that . The chicken on the stick was tender and hot . The hotdog and cheese was a no mo not good at all . The waitress was nice and friendly.

My fav restaurant in Pinoñes. My go to is Lobster Mofongo. Absolutely on point with the service and…read morea family ambiance. The food is to dye for. Tasty and plentiful. Def a must try when in Pinoñes PR.

We needed food after coming back from El Yunque so we came here. I ordered the churrasco and it was…read morewell, well done and chewy. I don't recommend ordering that item. They did have freshly fried food though so maybe I'll try that next time. I'm in the area. The service was good, no complaints there.

I can't count how many times my husband and I have been here! The food is amazing. This is our…read morego-to place when we have company. The view from here is absolutely beautiful and the best thing is that we can enjoy a good meal after a day at the beach. Our waitress is always happy! Her smile makes our dining experience extra special!

One of my most favorite experiences of my recent PR trip was dining at Soleil Steak & Seafood! This…read morefood was super authentic and flavorful. The vibe here is also really cool because it over looks the water. I recommend getting the fried pork chop. This was our favorite. The fresh juices are also really good. I had the parcha which I believe is passion fruit. Overall such a wonderful experience dining here! Highly highly recommend if you're look for more of a less touristy vibe.

Donde Olga was exactly what we needed after a long flight and an even longer walk--a cold Medalla,…read morea Don Q coco con Sprite, and a covered patio with a genuinely great breeze. Solid start. This is a classic chinchorro spot, so we went straight for the fried stuff: a bacalaito and two pastelillos (langosta y carne). The pastelillos were the real stars--perfectly crunchy, flaky, and stuffed with well-seasoned fillings. Our server accidentally broke the carne one and, without missing a beat, threw in an extra on the house. That kind of easygoing generosity is exactly the vibe you want from a roadside spot. The bacalaito had great flavor, though I'd have loved a little more crunch on it. Service was friendly and fast throughout. All of this (food, drinks, tax, and tip) came in under $25. No complaints there. If you're doing the chinchorreando thing along Route 187, put Donde Olga on the list. Highly recommend.

The food was mediocre. It was difficult to order as one whole side of their menu was unavailable,…read moreas was things from the ala cart side, such as conch fritters and French fries. Food was called as it was made and they cross it off your receipt, so do not expect to eat as a family. We ordered 8 items, but only for 5. 3 orders were not provided and it was difficult to communicate that our food wasn't provided. (They call your name as they make one or two things) I After much confused discussion, it was determined that the receipt had blown away. The experience was "meh" at best. Would try anything else if I return to the area and wouldn't try this place again. It did seem like many locals came here and we were the only tourists, so maybe it's better if this is a place where you're a regular customer.