There's a lot of options so you'll have your pick. My key recommendation though is to get some fresh oysters and mussels from the vans across front he kiosks! read more

Service is so effing slow in Puerto Rico. Any restaurant you go to, it takes like 25 minutes for them to take your order. I love the street food like empanadas and alcapurrias, they have them premade so it's fast but similarly if you wait for them to make it fresh then you'll be waiting forever. Guess it just depends on where you go. We had really good experiences at Tapas 13 where we got awesome service and delish food, and La Parilla seafood restaurant (Kiosk #2) where my friends loved their lavish lobster meals. And we had an amazing time at the Tattoo Tavern with their entertaining stripper pole and $1 cherry bombs... read more

Went kiosk 53 and LA 8 DE SYLVIA and everything was delicious. At 53 we had chicken with potatos in some tomato sauce with rice with what looks like capers and the usual alcupurrias. At LA 8 DE SYLVIA we only had alcopurrias, but she made them FRESH! !!!!! Cash only though so bring your bills read more

If you are going to Luquillo, a stop at the kioskos is a must. I had the red snapper, red beans and rice, and fried plantains. Best meal on the entire island. read more

I've never come across this style of stores, bars and restaurants before. I don't know how they can all make a living with so much competition. I was told there were 60+ Kiosks, and although some are vacant or closed, not many. Its definitely fun walking up and down and checking out the goods, although it makes a difficult choice. There are definitely a lot of good choices and some average ones...probably not many bad choices as those are the first to fold up tent. read more

We ate here several times, really worth a visit. But one of the real reasons we ate here so often was that we would follow GPS directions from yelp reviews of several other restaurants and could never find the end location for these other places. We would drive through neighborhoods and it would be an empty block or worse an inner city hangout, so just got tired of driving around. Make a point of visiting the Beach behind the kiosks, it is awesome. read more

My family and I ate at the kiosks today and it was amazing. I don't remember the number or name of the kiosk (lame, I know) but it was a Mexican sit-down place. The waiter here was amazing. SO friendly and accommodating to my children who don't speak a word of spanish. I wish that we had sampled more places as well but we were too full from the great Mexican place! We will definitely go back and try more kiosks in the future. read more

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I came here about 3 weeks ago and I still have dreams about the lobster I had during my visit. I stayed at the Gran Melía Resort and not very far from it there is a strip with nearly 60 kiosks of amazing food. The one that caught my eye was one that served grilled rabbit. So I ordered the rabbit and lobster for dinner. The rabbit was delicious as the meat was very juicy and tender... And the lobster.. I think I need to visit there again soon to just have the lobster before I forget what it taste like. read more

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To be honest, I felt like the kiosks got overhyped by people we spoke with, which really skewed our expectations going in. Somewhat accurate analogy: here in the Bay Area, we have Off the Grid, a food truck festival where a ton of them gather in one place and you can stuff your face in a fun environment. Do I absolutely love it? Yes. Would I recommend that someone visiting the Bay on a time crunch carve out time to go? Not especially. In the same way, the kiosks are a great idea: tons of restaurants and bars right in front of the beach, basically the world's classiest strip mall. We went for dinner Sunday night and drinks on Monday, and it was a ghost town, so I would advise going on a Saturday during the day. The prices are typical of the rest of PR (aka slightly higher than we were expecting but by no means exorbitant.) It's a fun experience but unless you're looking to bar hop or sample a variety of the fried foods in cases outside some shops, you'll basically eat here and head out. I feel like I sound like a total Negative Nancy and I promise I'm not like that! But I wanted to offer my perspective in case anyone is choosing between the kiosks and extra beach time or another excursion. read more

It was slow when we went there early on a friday afternoon. Bought some cool gifts for ppl and tried some yummy food. A waitress at one of the bars was so friendly and helpful telling us where else she recommended for our trip. Worth checking out if youre already at the beach. read more

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We ate at booth #27 and had 4 delicious chicken empanadas and 2 lite beers for $12.75. Fantastic deal for a meal for two and yummy street food which was perfect for after a day of hiking in El Yunque. read more

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Some of the kiosks are great like Konga and the arepas one. Cheap eats in Luquillo Beach with good drink specials.

So many choices, you may have to stop at more than one..... Or come back multiple nights like we did! Night 1: Congas restaurant- this place caught our eye because of the wonderful hostess with a beautiful smile! Then we noticed Guy" visited here too!! Our appetizer was awesome - plantain cups stuffed with a mix of seafood. Presentation of plates were beautiful Night 1 drinks: frozen drinks just like in Las Vegas and New Orleans - try the 190 octane mixed with pina colada Night 2: "25" - excellent burgers and pork chops! read more

We stopped at kiosk #38 to eat lunch and it was delicious! We got the appetizer combination, which had fried cheese, sorullitos, alcapurrias, cassava, and fried dough. It came with some guava, passion fruit, and mayo/ketchup sauce and also had lots of plantain chips. We had the chicken mofongo, and the grouper filet. The grouper was a little too sweet for me but the mofongo was great. Later we stopped at kiosk #50 to get some juice. They had samples there, and they were all really tropical. I ended up getting the passion fruit, and it was great. There was a huge selection here, and there was something for everyone! read more

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Love it the revolution pizza is great the limbirs are good the souvenir shops are great the beach is nice read more

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Líquido kiosks here you can find any kind of food and drinks !!!! Almost all kiosk have the same prices . Bathrooms on every kiosk . They accept all credit cards ( double ck about AE) ... Pr souvenirs everywhere !!!! Here from beef turnover to shark turnovers !!! Beef chicken or seafood kabobs !!!. Piñas coladas with or without rum and kind of beer !!!!. Some kiosk are better than other on my personal experience I take a little tour lol and then I shop !!! But is a nice place to have a few drinks and eat some seafood !!!! read more

If you're going to the luquillo kiosks, Ceviche Hut #42, is a MUST! The ceviche, of any variety, is so good you'll be sad when you finish. The mojitos are to die for. The coconut mojito made by Magic Mojito Martin or Dazzling Daisy is my favorite, my husband loves the ginger mojito. Amelia and Rafael, your hosts will make you feel like family. Oh, and don't forget the paella, you can't go wrong! read more

The kiosks were thoroughly disappointing for me, although, I am vegetarian. The stores were the typical tourist shops you'd find at the beach although there was the one hammock shop which was nice. I could not eat any of the food since everything is fried in the same oil, so i stuck to the bars! Also, they have a lot of trash out in the back by the beach which was disappointing because it really could be beautiful if the outdoor sitting areas didn't smell like garbage (not exaggerating, we had to move from the table we chose outside because the smell was too much). Overall, not something I'd choose to do again. read more

After falling into the hype over the Luquillo Kiosks, my brother and I decided we should visit them on our trip to Puerto Rico. I can say with certainty that they really are a major disappointment. The places for the most part are filthy and the area is really run down. It's difficult to give them one or two stars as a few of the places are actually nice, but not nice enough to bump it up over three. There are tons of people milling about in front of and around the shops, but rarely do you see anybody inside actually consuming food. Most of these people are just getting drunk and walking around or circling the block blaring really loud music from their cheap, crappy speakers. The entire Luquillo experience is underwhelming to say the least. The majority of the kiosks all serve the same crap in one form or another and few of them have menus or prices listed. Trying anything anywhere is a crap shoot. At one kiosk we had fantastic sorrullos, at another we had some decent rice and peas and at yet another we had a crab taco so putrid my brother couldn't even smell it without gagging. None of the proprietors were friendly and one could only guess at what price they might ask for your order. If you're really set on coming here for your visit to Puerto Rico, I implore you to not get your hopes up too high. You will be sorely disappointed. read more

Luquillo Kiosks - A view from the Highway side of some of the run-down shops and slummy area. - Seafood Near Me - Luquillo, Puerto Rico

Not bas but a tourist place. Plenty of vendors. The souvenirs are over priced and you are better off going to walmart

You're looking for food in NE Puerto Rico. Where else are you going to find a huge selection of food, all within walking distance, and all so good, and right on the beach? 'Nuff said, you need to stop wasting time elsewhere and stop here, as often as possible. Plenty of choices, plenty of things to try, you'll always find something new to eat while here. read more

Excellent souvenirs and foods that are off the beaten path--meaning NOT at a resort. I recommend coming here rather than eating expensive and bland meals at local hotels. The service is great as is people watching. It's right off the beach so the views are wonderful as well. Will definitely be back when we return to the island! read more

This was a great place we found on accident. The service was great we ate lunch at kiosk 33 and it was the BEST we had for the different types of kiosk foods. I would highly recommend stopping here and checking them out. The shops and such were also very nice and the people were super helpful and polite. Great time in a new place and wonderful new foods to try. read more

My family enjoyed visiting the kiosks after a day at the beach. The shrimp empanadas at #55 were delicious and they even cooked fresh ones for us when we placed an order to go. My daughter had a cold, so the guy working at the counter whipped her up a concoction similar to a hot toddy while we waited for our food! He then offered me a shot of whatever I wanted! I'd definitely recommend this kiosk for its great food and warm hospitality! read more

This strip of kiosks is great if you want a cheap, quick bite to eat. We went on a Sunday and the place was packed. You won't find gourmet food here and a lot of the kiosks sell the same type foods, but most of it is at a good price. Take note that if you go during peak hours like we did, the parking lot will be a mess and the beach that runs behind the kiosks is an even bigger mess. This was great for a one time experience, but I wouldn't go back. read more

Try the Luquillo Kiosks for an authentic meal and cheap drinks - lots of different options and you are bound to find something you like! Be mindful of some of the food stands that have some fried pastry dough in a window - I made the mistake of trying something from a sweet old lady that had some shrimp pastry under a heat lamp and I got the worst food poisoning ever! I personally loved #44 Dieguitos and Markitos where the food was fresh and tasty! read more

Dieguitos and Markitos, Kiosko #44, our favorite place to eat when we're in PR. Our friends were recently traveling to Puerto Rico, and we highly recommended Kiosko #44 for authentic PR cuisine. And since returning, they are still raving about the food, and the wonderful owners. And the drinks are pretty special, too. We're having a blizzard in New England... Maybe it's time to book a trip back to PR. read more

The food throughout the kiosks is expensive! A lot of the offerings are fried, and you have no idea how long they have been sitting. We were generally very unimpressed. read more

Every time we are in the Luquillo area we have to stop at the kioskos. The choices of food have certainly expanded over the years, but if you truly want an authentic experience, you need to try some frituras. We rarely do fried food at home, but something about the gorgeous blue water out back, an iced cold Medalla or Magna, and a freshly fried alcapurria con juyeye or piono and we are happy! read more

Worst food experience in a long time. Arrived at 1pm and by 2, we still hadn't gotten food. I would not recommend!!

This made our trip out of san juan! We went for lunch today... and back again for dinner, seeing as the Wyndham resort food was so incredibly pricey. Between the 2 meals, we sampled a ton of fresh seafood from about 4-5 different places including the Ceviche Hut (mixed seafood ceviche = yum), La Parrilla (pineapple coconut curry shrimp = So. Much. Food. But very yum tasting), Vejigante (best paella I've had in maybe forever). If you're traveling outside of san juan in this direction, stop and eat here! read more

#40. Wepa Arepa. Great street food Easy parking rellena beef. Lemonade is fresh and yummy read more

Very cheap, authentic Puerto Rican food but they tend to deep fry too much and end up very oily. My favorite were the coconuts; if you've never had a coconut, you have to try one! Its very refreshing. You can park pretty much anywhere, including on the beach and you might as well take a dip in the water while you're there. Don't go into a bathroom thats free...its quite horrifying. read more

HELP!!! My family and love this place. We want to drive out and enjoy on "Good Friday" Can anyone tell me if any of the kiosks will be open during the day (11am) read more

First off, 5 stars just for the view alone of this beautiful beach. The kiosks are great but use caution when eating food; some are not very clean to be honest. Overall, they could charge admission for this beach and get away with it if they wanted and it would be worth it. Also a good place to shop for decently priced souvenirs. read more

These famous Kioskos are located on a strip next to Luquillo Beach. Each Kiosko has a restaurant, bar, or store with its own unique identity and offerings. If you are a local, this is probably the spot you go to grab a bite or a drink on a night out. If you are a tourist, this is the spot you go to eat authentic, affordable food in a lively environment to save yourself from the sub-par expensive offerings at the hotel! read more

After a day of boating and snorkeling, we were hungry, but we didn't want to be ripped off or served bad food (after a bad experience the day prior), so we stopped off at el kioskos off Hwy 3. We browsed a little and were checking out the menu at El Brindis. The waitress came up to us and asked us if we needed any help or suggestions. She was very friendly and welcoming. She gets her own 5 stars. The young guy she had wait on us was very friendly also. Asked us what kind of music we want to listen to and made sure we were comfortable and happy. At this point, I had not had any tostones and wanted some badly. They more than compensated--we couldn't even finish them all. I had the grouper--a little salty for my taste, but good. My hubby had skirt steak with chimchurri on it and it was yummy. We told the waitress we couldn't taste the rum in our drinks and she gladly obliged having the bartender add more. It feels like more of a local hang out, but don't be too intimidated to check it out. It was also Noche de San Juan that night, so perhaps a little more lively than usual. read more

We recently stopped at kiosks of Luquillo and ordered from El Navegante! The food was nothing short of amazing. Most definitely recommend.

These are restaurants, not beach huts, with restaurant prices. The food at Osso Buco was excellent and we loved the waitstaff, but the kitchen was glacially slow. Over an hour to be served. Coral seafood was awful. Have a non-alcoholic frappe at the Pina Colada truck and bring three friends to share it with. Yummy. read more

Great place to hang and eat after a day at El Yunque. So many options and lots of deals. Check it out!