Such a fun, delicious strip of about a million kiosks - perfect for eating in between beach time or hunting down souvenirs to take home :) The only problem was, unless you're a local, there's just no time to try out every last one :( Parking can be tricky during busy hours, but that can't be helped unless you're willing to pay extra (I think it was $4?) to park in this special lot off to the side. read more

From Piña colada To pinchos of different meats from shark beef and chicken and shrimp These are soo good so flavor full and cooked on the grill the service was fast and friendly and you also get a beach view read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Pincho de pollo - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

This is an interesting place! It's a one way in and out. If you don't park the first time you'll have to go back onto the main rd to get back. There is parking in the back! We tried three places while there plus a few shops and walked outback by the beach. We had plantains and pastalitos and a rum runner all very good! We had some pork from an entire pig And we had pina coladas from the first food truck! It was all very good! Shopping was nice too. Me at stores have the same thing. read more

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Went to Tacos En La Playa (Kiosk #26) and had THE BEST TIME EVER!! Carne Asada tacos were sooo good! And seasoned so well! Drinks were pretty good too, all the stores were sooo cute!! Beach is gorgeous. Cant wait to go back!!! Our server was awesome but I didn't catch his name. We played Uno until it was time to eat. read more

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We visited a few Kiosks that were conveniently close to us while at the beach. There are so many options along the strip that it's easy to find something that catches your eye without having to walk far. The atmosphere is lively with the ocean just steps away, and it is a fun place to try some local food while taking in the views. Would def venture out more next time to explore the options more. read more

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I highly recommend coming here if you're visiting PR!! There are so many places to get reasonably priced, authentic Puerto Rican food and souvenirs, and delicious drinks. There is plenty of free parking that you can't miss. I recommended doing a lap around all of the kiosks and taking photos of the menus before deciding where to eat. Also, I could be wrong, but drinking on this speech did *seem* to be allowed, as long as they were in cups, and there is no glass. You'll find people advertising jet ski rides and such as well, however it's really lovely to find a spot and sit and watch the clouds and tropical storms roll through. At night, it seems to get much more lively. read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Beach - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

Tacos En La Playa: - Wandered in later in the night when most other places were closed. This was our first meal in Puerto Rico and we were so pleasantly surprised! The tacos were DELICIOUS! Super flavorful and perfectly packed with shrimp- possibly might be one of the best shrimp tacos I've ever had. The employees were also really friendly and fun to chat with, and food came out pretty quickly. Would totally come back! read more

Awww, my favorite part of Puerto Rico :) What's not to love about this place!? I swear we enjoyed ourselves so much here that we didn't wanna leave but we needed a nap after all of the food and drinks lol We went to several places to eat and drink and each one was just as good or better than the last. We had amazing fresh crab and mixed drinks and piña coladas and too many fried foods to name and shopped and just had a great time. This place is special but almost everything on this island is. Every business we entered welcomed us and appreciated us for coming in and spending money. I honestly feel like we didn't pay enough for the great food, drinks, and service we received. I have been to a lot of places and I have to say the people on this island are some of the most wonderful people I've ever encountered. The whole atmosphere of this place makes you never wanna leave Puerto Rico. I cannot wait to come back here :D read more

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#22 is great. The customer service is great Michael. The manager is great. The bartender Jonathan is great his wife who has a booth outside it. read more

Not my favorite place I ate in PR, but definitely a touristy experience. Lots of kioskos to choose from, although some overpriced. There are options for everyone. We got the chicken pinchos which were pretty good, but lots of flies and smoke from the grill while eating. The beach out front was subpar. Wouldn't go out of your way to eat here, but it's okay. read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Pinchos - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

After a full day of walking and kayaking, stopped in for some delicious street tacos and margaritas at Tacos en la Playa. Just a fun and energetic place - nothing fancy. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and we loved their recommendations for their large choice of hot sauces - the local favorites was ours as well...spicy but not ridiculous like the habanero ghost pepper sauce read more

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Yes. YES! Absolutely wonderful local eats. And less expensive than the beach or most local places. After comparing- I bought a great pair of water shoes and pinchos before going to the rainforest at a better rate than most roadside stands!! Luquillo Beach is also conveniently close. Fantastic place to visit with the family as there is a clean beach, food, maps, local attractions (rain forest. Must visit!) and much more! read more

So many kiosks to wander and enjoy! These kiosks are amazing with great souvenirs, scrumptious food, and the beach is right behind them! This is a must stop for local food and good drinks! Plus if you want to go shopping you have a lot to choose from. The parking lot is large and there is more parking behind the kiosks as well. Make sure you have plenty of time to enjoy this famous spot! Bring your swimsuit, towels, and good mood to enjoy the beach directly behind the kiosks. You can pay for chairs and umbrellas too from local folks. They were so kind and sweet to help us enjoy a day at the beach. Grateful! El Yunque Rainforest is not too far from this area either. So start early in the day by hiking or enjoying the rainforest and then stop by here for lunch or dinner! read more

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The kioskos are just a short walk from our hotel and right next to the beach, so they're perfect to grab a bite in between your adventures. There's appetizers like fresh coconut drinks and mango slices, traditional Puerto Rican dishes like pinchos (BBQ meat skewers) and alcapurrias (meat fried in cassave dough), alcoholic drinks, desserts, and even some souvenir shops along the way! There's about 60 kioskos to choose from, and while a lot of them are similar or serve the same things, they each offer their own spin on Puerto Rican cuisine. Service is super friendly - a family member went fishing and couldn't cook the fish in our tiny hotel room, so he called one of the kioskos and he cooked the fish to our liking BEFORE they opened FOR FREE! For being a sort of boardwalk experience, everything is fairly clean and calm, and there's a lot of great areas to take photos. read more

There's over 30 vendors here and so many things to eat. From margarita bars to alcaparras, there's something for everyone here. This is in front of a beach so you can eat, relax, tan, it's such a good time. Some of the kiosks close early so it's not so over saturated. I also didn't like that people left their trash on the closed stores so there's a lot of trash. read more

I had heard about these before we came on our trip and ended up staying in an Airbnb very close to this. Some of the kiosks close early, but you will find at a least a few of them open later. That's the time we came and there was plenty of parking in the front or the back. You enter most of the kiosks from the front and a few from both the front and the back. A lot of them sell the same thing, and I love that many have the glass display where you can see exactly what you're getting. We ate at both kiosk 54 and kiosk 60 on back to back days. Kiosk 60 for dinner was great, with the unique thing the seafood empanada. We had kiosk 54 for lunch and got a pina from here too as you are allowed to take it onto the beach. The staff at kiosk 54 was great and it was closer to the north end of the kiosks. Wish I could have eaten at them all! read more

Food was great at each place and servers were attentive and friendly. We at La Parrilla and Terriune.

Kiosks de Luquillo is always a great time. You get to eat amazing food, buy souvenirs, have a few drinks and then take a few steps and go to the beach right behind the kiosks. The people in the kiosk are so friendly and the ambiance is much like a party. Always great music playing. I believe it also depends on you. I always have fun. read more

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We came primarily to hang out at the beach located behind the kioskos. We were there early in the day, around 9:30 in the morning, so there was plenty of parking. We parked about halfway down the line of Kioskos, where there was a break that you could walk through to get to the beach. The beach there is nice, fairly calm, and just a few clusters of rocks that you needed to avoid. For lunch, we walk back to the kioskos. The majority of them are food related, but there are probably a half dozen or so souvenir and T-shirt shops mixed in. It's not as busy midday, as it is in the evening, but I have to point out that it was definitely trashy. On the ledges outside of the closed kiosks, there was all sorts of empty beer bottles and cans, and other detritus from the previous evening. If you could get over seeing all that, the experience isn't bad at all. I would recommend it from the standpoint that there are a lot of different things that you can eat, so it would be easy to find something that satisfies your group. read more

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10/10 service and food, will be back and recommend for anyone ! taco en la playa - the kiosk read more

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The kioskos are a great way to try a lot of different Puerto Rican antojitos and get drinks by the beach. There are a lot of great options at reasonable price and quality. This is a must-do if you're visiting the island. read more

This is the place to go if you want to do some light shopping and hang out at the beach. It's very accessible right off the freeway. You can even buy your bathing suit and beach towel if you did not come prepared. Grab some pinchos, your Mojito, and head over to the Sandy shore for a relaxing day. There are some activities you can do such as water skis. You can also have a sit down restaurant meal or hang out at the bars. Parking is super easy and free along the back as well as right in front. The best way to experience the kiosks is to take a tour that stops here. We've done the rainforest tour and waterslides first and then spent a good hour and a half to two hours here. This way you can drink and not drive. We've gone back each time at least twice and we'll go back again on our next vacation. read more

Grilled kebab plates w puerto rican beans & rice ! We smelled it while shopping !!!! Yum - no food shots bc they ate it before I could get them Beach is directly behind the shopping strip in LuQuillo read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Right on the Beach at LuQuillo !!! Fo to the flag & walk back to the shops & restauranta - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

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El mejor elote de Puerto Rico meeeeeee encanta!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Vuelvo pronto gracias Tito,

Can't say anything bad about this restaurant located in Luquillo, Puerto Rico. The food is always excellent. The customer service is always great. Every time I come to Puerto Rico I visit Kiosks #38. They have the best Mofongo there's different types of Mofongo but we always get the seafood Mofongo. I tried the red snapper. I believe it was a little overcooked, but the fish was good. You could get it. I got a Caribbean sauce. The vibe at the beach is always cool. You find many vendors selling drinks and food on the beach. Also, at the kiosk, there are vendors and people playing music. Check it out if you ever in Puerto Rico read more

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We've been to the kiosks a few times when visiting Luquillo and while I have yet to try all of them, we've been to Jibaro's (#22) quite a few times. The staff have always been really friendly and the food pretty good. The only negative our party had was the "two for $10 rum punch" special had little rum that we could actually detect in them, but they were tasty and refreshing at least. read more

Long strip of kiosks next to beautiful Luquillo Beach. A few clothing stores, but mainly local food. Eat in or take out. Lots of parking, lots of happy people. Worth the trip. read more

UN POQUITO MÁS   The fabled kiosks of Luquillo have plenty of food & drink options that'll leave you wanting "a little bit more".   Luquillo is a municipality/town in the far northeast corner of Puerto Rico, roughly 15 miles east of San Juan.  Alongside Highway 3 are scores of booths that sell everything from red T-shirts to red snapper.  Parking can be a challenge, so if you have an island guide (like my in-laws) I highly recommend going with them.  You'll be walking a lot, regardless!   The businesses here are numbered #1-60, but roughly half are open at a given time (Friday nights, weekends, and holidays are busiest).  We visited midweek, and I'd estimate 15-20 shops, bars, and restaurants were serving customers.  Most spots have counters where orders are placed and open seating indoors to enjoy whatever you purchased.   Our first stop was Ceviche Hut (kiosk #42).  We ordered arepas rellanas, which were coconut dough pockets stuffed with seafood and served with a house hot sauce.  These were DELICIOUS.  Additionally, we got canastas de plátano, plantain baskets filled with mixed ceviche.  Like most places in the area, they had a 2-for-$5 drink special on Medalla, the island's preferred light beer.  $2.50/bottle is a solid deal.   Osso Buco (kiosk #29) serves Italian cuisine, while Smokey Joe Caribbean Grill (kiosk #18) features bbq items like pulled pork and ribs.  Frituras (fritters stuffed with crab, beef, shrimp or chicken) are a MUST-BUY, whether it's an alcapurria, relleno de papa, or something similarly deep fried--you can find these in many different shapes/sizes/fillings.   Mojito Lab (kiosk #7) is a fairly popular spot where you can get all manner of things mojito-related; coconut, mango, guava, and parcha (passion fruit) are just a few flavors.  If you have kids or just aren't feeling traditional Puerto Rican cuisine, I'd recommend Revolution Pizza (kiosk #34) where you can enjoy a delicious pepperoni 'za or flatbread creation.   Although several places offer sea creatures on the menu, raw oysters are not among them--that's up to a guy in a truck named Pepe who occasionally shows up with a mountain of fresh oysters.  If it's a sleepy Tuesday (or if Pepe has better things to do, like take a siesta), don't expect to see the oyster peddler.  My wife was disappointed that he was absent on our most recent visit.  Carajo!   * TL;DR *   'Kioskos de Luquillo' make the shortlist of things you need to do while visiting the beautiful island of PR.   Locals love it, tourists think it's fun, and prices are reasonable.  You only need to spend a couple hours here, snacking your way along the stretch of shops before or after a visit to the beach.   Dos Medallas, por favor! read more

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The kioskos are the best part of Luquillo The beach is right behind the building and you have access to such great food!! My number go to drink spot is the Mojito Lab! Their mojitos are by far the best I've ever had! Heavy handed and amazing flavors!!! Passion fruit was my go toparking is something the later you go in the day, but not impossible. You'll see some just "make" their own parking space. read more

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Taxi driver dropped us off here from taxi Isla and totally hosed us on the fare too. It started at $10 and she told us it was $30. Most of the kiosks here are closed until much later. We wanted some brunch. The taxi driver told us this place has the most options. There are only about 6-8 places opened at lunchtime. read more

If you're looking to sample all fritura then this is the place for you. They have a bunch of souvenir shops and bars to hop. On the other side of the Kiosk is parking for the Beach. This beach is not the prettiest but it's one of the busiest on the island. It's a Tourist trap and a must do for sure. read more

I recently took a girls trip to Puerto Rico. My one gf and I were the only ones that wanted to go hiking in El Yunque so we booked a tour via Viator called "off the beaten path" and it was amazing! However on the way back, we stopped for 1 hour at Luquillo Kiosks for lunch. It's a whole strip of small restaurant "kiosks" along the beach. It was really cool! We got some mofongo with shrimp (sadly I had only taken a video of the food) and got giant mojitos from mojito lab. I got the tamarind mojito and it was sooooo good and refreshing. As you can see in the photo, I can barely grip the cup because it was so big. They had music playing in their outdoor seating area (a bit dirty) but we were all dirty from the tour so we didn't mind. Luquillo Kiosks is def a place to check out if you're in PR! It's away from all the touristy part of PR and driven by locals. It was such a cool experience! read more

Luquillo Kiosks - tamarind mojito - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

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The beach kiosks in Luquillo were high on my to-do list, so I could try some amazing frituras. It was a great stop after El Yunque. Parking can be difficult, but just be patient. If you are looking at the row of kiosks from the street, we found the ones on the right (closer to the entrance) had better looking frituras. We ended up at San Miguel #59 and loved it. You can also get souvenirs at the kiosks, which is nice. I highly recommend checking out these kiosks. read more

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There are some great places to shop here but didn't have time to go to all of them. We stopped for lunch at Gringo's, which is in stall 48, and I think they forgot about us. We had drinks and waited over an hour for the appetizer platter. I'm not sure what happened there. Their pina coladas were good and the food was tasty, but we had to leave. We packed it up to go. I bought a souvenir onesie for a baby at another stall. The beach is gorgeous and I wish I could spend more time there.. read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Gringos Bar & Grill #48 - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

This was a great place to visit with great food options Beautiful beach Loves the local beer too read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

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We came here from doing an excursion earlier in the day looking for drinks and food. We came across kiosk #48 and I ordered wings and a pina colada. The wings were spicy and good and so was the pina colada. The prices were decent too. I do feel like the staff was overworked on a busy Saturday . Overall it was plenty of places to chose from so I will definitely be back to visit when in PR. read more

Luquillo Kiosks - Kiosk #48 bar and restaurant - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

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We ate at #41 serving pinchos and drinks. We got a virgin and nonvirgin piña colada, a chicken pincho and a shark pincho. SOOOOOOO GOOD! This place was such a vibe, and the staff were really friendly! read more

Weekends are packed! We found kiosk #40 and it hit the spot! Loved how it was laid out with prices. We ordered the ceviche and chicken bowls and how refreshing and filling they were! Flavorful dishes and friendly service. Eat outside and people watch. Locals are here to party and enjoy. Make sure you park in the actual parking. We didn't know so we and a whole bunch of people all got $200 parking tickets. Obviously if they had signs indicating no parking I would not have. Apparently it's free until the cops show up as a local told me. So this meal actually cost me $220! read more

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We came to the kioskos after hiking El Yunque before hitting the beach at luquillo. Parking here is busy but free. There is definitely something for everyone with all types of different restaurants. They also have multiple bars so whatever you're in the mood for, they definitely have. read more

Such a nostalgic place as it has not changed much at all in the past 40 years! We have an aunt that lives in Ceiba and this was on our way back to San Juan and our family will always stop here for some alcapurrias and bacalaitos. 40 years later, same kiosks selling the same exact food. I love it. read more