Cute little coffee place right off the number two highway. Very easy to get to. Great coffee and…read moreservice! I really enjoyed their coffee and their French toast also!

Friendly staff. Felt welcomed and was engaged in mini convo with the owner. She is currently in the…read moreprocess of renovating the business but it was still a cute coffee shop we stopped at before our road-trip.

This is a cute chocolate candy shop, with all sorts of truffles, chocolate-covered strawberries…read morechocolate candies, and even chocolate cake and pastries. Service could have been a lot better but the person behind the counter was not friendly at all, never asked us if we needed or wanted something. in all the candies were delicious what is not to like about chocolate? vibe was quiet as the shop was empty.

I went in just to buy frappes (a piña colada and a fruit w/ fruit on top) and was so tempted to buy…read moreso much more! I added a chocolate covered cookie w/ chocolate mousse on top to those frappes. Everything was good, especially the piña colada frappe. It is a quaint little store on carretera 107 towards former Ramey AFB. Everything is very well organized; the pastries' display is very attractive and the place itself is welcoming and beckons to sit and stay a while. The staff is friendly and welcoming. I am looking forward to my next visit, not as hasty as the first. I encourage you to come visit with family, friends, or even by yourself. You will not be disappointed.

Coquito boba... COQUITO BOBA!! Please take a detour (do…read moreanything in your power) and come and get this. I don't know how to describe what you should expect other than its perfection. The rich coconut and cinnamon with the light boba, I could easily drink this every day. And yes, it tastes just like coquito. The shop is adorable with cute merch available as well. Along with the boba, they had cute mango shaped icecreams that were easy to hold for little ones. Their Korean corn dogs were dangerously delicious, despite its massive size and me getting full from the boba, I kept going back to it. The service was friendly and quick! They have staff who can speak both English and Spanish, which is helpful to the tourist. If you want to see what Puerto Rican boba is like, ven aqui!

Food was okay. The K-Dog and Mochi tasted like they were slightly over fried. The menu had a decent…read moreselection with good price points. Inside the establishment was cutely decorated. They had a selection of trinkets for purchase around the register area. Staff was very friendly and kind. Food came out quickly.

In a week of January 2026 we have tried to get coconut ice cream there at least 5 times and…read moreregardless of the time it has been closed. I believe they may be closed for business. So we went to Papo's ice cream nearby. Their ice cream was great and the place was very clean. Service was quick and courteous.

Must visit homemade ice cream store.Exotic flavors. Service prompt, been coming since late 80's on…read moreevery trip down.

Best Bakery in town!…read more The shoppe is adorable, so many cake offerings makes it nearly impossible to choose just one! Their cortadito with a dash of cinnamon is phenomenal. Girls working here are so welcoming and friendly. My new favorite cafecito and cake shoppe!

Fresh bakery. Amazing cakes. Bizcocho de Boda with different flavors. Fresh squeezed orange juice…read more Mallorcas. The best Brocolli Cheddar soup in town! Friendly quick service! Cosey setting. Indoor and Outdoor sitting.

We stopped by the world famous Playa Mar Chiquita today…read more Much to our delight, a nice, little lady (I'll call her the dessert lady) named Wanda, stopped by selling homemade flans, tres leches cakes and coquito. The flavors of flan were: Baileys Coconut Pumpkin vanilla cream cream cheese tequila rose We bought a bottle of Coquito and the Bailey's and the coconut flans. All three were delicious! Of the flans, I think my favorite was the coconut because it actually had coconut pieces in it. They were both really good though. If we had more people with us, I would like to have tried more especially the tequila rose. I'm not from Puerto Rico so for those of you who, like me, have never tried Coquito. I'll do my best to explain it. Apparently, it's a coconut-based alcoholic beverage that originated in Puerto Rico. It is a holiday drink that is akin to eggnog with similar eggnog flavoring. Although it does not contain any eggs, the consistency is very similar to the thickness of eggnog. It too, was very good. If you happen to be there, just wait for a while. She'll show up in the afternoon sometime. She was very nice. I hope you get a chance to try her desserts because I think you'll really like all the things she has for sale. At least I did anyway.

Great food with large portions. Great service and ambience. Most people were dressed nice, but you…read moredon't have to. There seems to be plenty of street parking.

i've never waited this long for food while being completely ignored by a server. we waited over an…read morehour and the only time our table was acknowledged was when our bread was brought out. meanwhile, we watched larger parties get served before us and even saw people who arrived after us finish their meals. after waiting an hour and 45 minutes, we finally gave up and asked to pay for what little we had -- bottled water, soda, and bread. i understand places can be short staffed, but that should be communicated upfront so customers can decide if they want to stay. as soon as we were paying for what little we got, our food suddenly came out, and it felt like they just expected us to accept it and be happy after all that waiting. when we brought everything up, there was no real effort to make it right, which made the whole experience even more frustrating. overall, it just felt like our time was completely wasted. nunca había esperado tanto por comida mientras el mesero nos ignoraba. esperamos más de una hora y la única vez que se acercaron a nuestra mesa fue para traer el pan. mientras tanto, vimos cómo atendían a mesas más grandes antes que a nosotros e incluso vimos a personas que llegaron después terminar sus comidas. después de esperar una hora y 45 minutos, decidimos rendirnos y pedir la cuenta por lo poco que habíamos recibido: agua embotellada, refresco y pan. entiendo que pueden estar cortos de personal, pero eso debería comunicarse desde el principio para que los clientes decidan si quieren quedarse. justo cuando estábamos pagando por lo poco que recibimos, salió nuestra comida, y parecía que simplemente esperaban que la aceptáramos y estuviéramos contentos después de tanta espera. cuando expresamos nuestra molestia, no hubo ningún esfuerzo real por solucionar la situación, lo que hizo la experiencia aún más frustrante. en general, sentimos que nuestro tiempo fue completamente desperdiciado.

Awesome bakery with all the normal stuff you will find in other Puerto Rican panaderias like a full…read morebreakfast, coffee, pastries, pies and cakes or a tripleta. They also make their own pizza and lots of other food. It's all fresh and tasty and very inexpensive. The real gem here though is the donuts. I have tried donuts in places all over the states and can honestly say These are some of the best I ever had. Do yourself a favor and try them! They are good enough to make the trip from San Juan just to try them (you won't find better in the San Juan area). If they have them I highly recommend the apple fritter and the guava cheese donut.

Really good cafe with quick service. As others have said, Cafetal has a bit of everything. It's…read morepart bakery, part cafeteria, sandwich shop, and coffee. All of it is very good. I really liked their coffee. This wasn't bland US-style restaurant brew Folgers coffee. It's the good stuff (and reasonably priced). I had some hot prepared food from their cafeteria area. It was good. But, the real winner is their Cuban sandwich. My son got one and it was huge. Like more than a foot long. Not only is it big, it is delicious. I would say probably the best one I've ever had (and I've had them in Miami and elsewhere). Pastries and sweets are yummy too. You won't leave here hungry. Nice little stop along the road if you're passing through the area.

This place is killer! Amazingly great selection and flavors. We've stopped at 4 other area bakeries…read moreand this is by far the best. Try the Guava Cheese pastry or there's one made with Ladyfingers and cream cheese. Awesome Cherry turnovers. We tried like 11 things in the 2 trips we made. All of them were great. Very friendly staff, let me practice my Español and remembered us when we came back. So sweet, asked us if we liked our Airbnb. I just wished that I had gotten pics of the inside. It is beautiful and cozy looking even though it's pretty large. They are open until 10 at night so we were able to scoot in on our way back from hiking tours and have our stuff for breakfast. Unusual for someone living stateside to see. Stop in and try them, you won't go anywhere else for your pastry.