A cozy woman owned Brewery to visit before or after a trip to El Yunque National Forest…read more We went for the flights and tried every beer. All top notch flavors, with the sours being my favorite. Sandra and Matthew also set us up with service and other snacks. All delicious. We can't wait to visit again!

Loved the Bonne Santé (Belgian Single) and the Hops & Dreams (Sour)…read more Last time I visited they didn't offer food. They now have a small tapas menu. The options are mini empanadas and ceviche with chips. Both were good.

Super cool. Ambiente nice. Servicio tremendo. Mi esposa tomó sangrías (quenepa y tinto). Yo tomé mi…read moretrago favorito, old fashion, y lo prepararon con debe ser y con un toque especial. ¡ recomendado!

What a cute little place! We were hungry on our way to Ponce and wanted to grab something to eat…read more The reviews looked good, as did the pictures, so we decided to give it a try. Great atmosphere with many beers on tap. The bartender/waitress was very knowledgeable both with the beer selection and food. I loved the tapas style as it gave us the chance to try many different dishes. We will be back for sure. Service, food and beer were all great!

The space is cute, especially the back patio. Easy parking, quiet (area and few blocks of the main…read moresquare. Service super sweet & helpful. The pizza is solid fresh thin crust - maybe a bit skimpy on toppings & too heavy on the cheese the vegetariano salad we had was challenging. I'm way into making them myself, so I'd recommend chopping the spinach fine, sauté a vegetable or 2 (onion- tomato?) and adding a fat like crumbly cheese, or avocado, or some nuts, etc to make it melt & come together better. The vinaigrette dressing was nice though. And for a place this stylish, it'd be nicer & classier to have a metal fork & real glass for drinks instead of plastic. Lots of potential! Open kitchen is a nice touch.

We went to the Puerto Real location. After days of Frituras and other typical Puerto Rican food it…read morewas a great way to reset the palette and avoid a major artery clog. I came in with my dining adventure partner and she had the Sparkling water with Lime, I had Coke Zero who in the island mostly comes those tall 12oz Red Bull like cans. They had a good selection of appetizers but we skipped it as my Girlfriend isn't an huge fan of loads of cheese. I know the blasphemy right? But they had some vegetarian choices for those that by some reason though that a vacation in the pork kabob and friend meat turnover capital of the world was a good idea. ‍ We had the chorizo pizza that was the daily special with the Herb Crust. That was the MVP clutch play of the game. The crust is light and perfectly seasoned. The sauce is light, with the right amount of acidity and sweetness. There was just enough cheese to be nice. The mozz was fresh and moist not the toasty bag stuff. It was layered with chorizo but somehow it didn't turn the pizza into an Oily mess that we might "liberate" for oil. ( Relax I'm a Marine take a joke ). The staff spoke great English which is good as the place was chuck full of tourists and the wait staff was polite and happy. I mean we all been to places where the wait staff look like they had their soul sucked out by kitchen warlocks. I will def comeback. Next time get my own pizza and not share.

It was a great place to take my husband that lives IPA beer! My husband had 2 and enjoyed them. But…read moresurprised by the exceptional service and attention given to an older couple that you know are tourist. They were great. The beer my husband enjoyed but again the hamburger and chicken sandwich were wonderful!! Went in one day just for 2 chicken sandwiches that were so crispy and a great sauce on them. Spicy but not hot spice. Again treated with such attention. It is a great spot for lunch. Nicely decorated and comfortable.

Best Smash Burger and chicken sandwich no joke.. good service and cool ambiance! Pet friendlyread more

The food was delicious. The service was nice…read more The ambiance is good and there's a lot of space for multiple people.

Everything was better than expected. We came back to our…read moreAirbnb and recommended to friends already. Service was good.

Stopped here for a meal on our way from Rincon to San Juan - delicious and generous portions of…read morefood and excellent service. Would definitely return.

From the owner: It's a cozy themed restaurant with lot of technology integrated in the experience of great food,…read moreoutstranding service and entertainment for kids.

The best place for beer and pizza. Great ambiance and…read moreservice. Insane beer selections

Great beer selection, worth the drive from the beach. Bartender quickly discovered our lack of…read moreSpanish and welcomed us in English, despite what appeared to be a largely local crowd. Appetizers were good as well. Definitely a great, welcoming atmosphere with plenty of beer on tap, cans and TO-GO.

3 min from the Cueva Del Indio , this place is a blessing for parched throats and hungry stomachs…read more We wanted coconut water, they don't have that but its a bar with signature PR mojito, classic or with twist, so also for alcoholic or non- alcoholic pina coladas, beer, fruit juice, bottled soda and much more. They also have plenty of food options suitable for vegetarians too. The caves were awesome and having a place to rest our tired feet so close to the park was even greater. The lady at the counter is super friendly and the crowd is absolutely cheerful and as the evening grows the music grows with it .. A lovely stop.

The Pina Colada's and snacks are amazing. But be very…read morecareful when you get the bill. We were there with a group of six, two of us left a little early and picked up the bill. The waiter charged the remaining members of our group for the last round of drinks and an appetizer plate. Before this they were our favourite stop along 681 and now we won't be stopping again.

This is one of the kioskos at Kioskos de la marginal en Arecibo. Overlooking the ocean, so it has…read moregreat views and a fun atmosphere. It's the only kiosko with a restroom but others can use it during busy times for .50¢. It's nice and clean. Medallas were $2 not bad especially when you visit from the States where beers with that location will charge you and arm and a leg or even in San Juan. Parking in the area can be limited during busy hours (Friday & Saturday after 7pm or so and Sunday during the day). They sell fish tacos, those I found a bit pricey because of the size but tasted good maybe because I was hungry. Other kioskos sell different items to snack on. Overall, a great visit. Hope the kioskos stay open for many years to come!