Sama was so good that we went twice during our Puerto Rico trip and honestly, I would've gone back…read morea third time if we had more time. This is a smaller, more intimate restaurant, so definitely make reservations ahead of time because seating is limited. But from the second you walk in to the moment you leave, the service is absolutely incredible. The staff makes the entire experience feel so warm and welcoming that you genuinely don't want the night to end. Huge shoutout to the chef because every single dish was executed flawlessly. You can tell that every detail on each plate was intentional and thoughtfully done. The standout dishes for me were the elote ribs, which were unreal, the grilled octopus cooked perfectly tender, and the ceviche con leche de tigre, which was bright, fresh, and packed with flavor. But the real star of the night was the whole branzino absolutely phenomenal. And for dessert? Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of the options. We ordered one of each for the table and genuinely could not pick a favorite because every single one was that good. Hands down one of the best dining experiences we had in Puerto Rico.

Service was abysmal- like worse than substandard, even for island time. 30 minutes after being…read moreseated, we still had no drinks in front of us and our waiter only offered 'specials' were appetizers.... Not going well for a Saturday night fine dining experience, right??? We were also told at that time we had to place appetizer and main orders at the same time -- keep in mind I've not yet placed a drink order... No seafood tower... it was retired on the menu yet we came almost 3,000 miles for it), and a fine dining menu that came super far from even being close to fine. No celiac options and while billed a great option for fresh inventive dishes, we found this place a huge let down and not willing to try. The front end staff needed a lot of help. The menu looks unrehearsed and neglected. I was glad to not spend my money here. Thankfully, we could leave before the $50 bottle of wine we ordered arrived. We went elsewhere!

The bar here is pretty good with fast service and late-night snacks and food. One of the more…read morereasonable prices you can find on-site and the latest as well besides room services. We had a few specialty cocktails along with an order of sampling of appetizers and one main to share. Everything was delicious, we especially liked the tuna on plantains dish we got. It can be fairly relaxed, to loud and crazy depending on the day of the week and if there is a band or performance. Overall, a great place to sit and have a drink or snack.

Cracking place to watch the world cup. You'll probably read this well after 2026. Hopefully it's…read morestill a fun place.

Lovely venue, great atmosphere, Nice decor. Excellent service food is amazing…read more Beet salad, bacalao soup, elote ribs awesome.

Had dinner at Sama my first night in Luquillo. It did not disappoint. While the menu is somewhat…read morelimited, my friends and I all found something that appealed to us. My husband loved the vegetarian Aloo Gobi. I loved the halibut with potatoes, peas and mushrooms. Friends got veal schnitzel and some Italian dish. Service was great. Got to meet Sama's resident cat. I can't wait to return. Oh and try the Smokey Waves for a cocktail. It was phenomenal.

This isn't going to be for everyone, but for my husband and I it was absolutely perfect for the 1st…read moreday of our vacation. We went out to dinner and as we were walking amongst the kiosk we found this bar where they were having karaoke. It gave us everything we needed for a thursday night to enjoy ourselves. We grabbed a seat, had a couple of shots, a couple of beers and watched people sing. We spent our entire night there and we were amongst the people closing down the place. If you stick around long enough you will get a show!

During my stay in PR, these kioskos were close to the airbnb. Tattoo Tavern was a chill and casual…read moreplace to hang, play some pool/cards/jenga/dominos. Definitely a place to visit if you have some down time and want to be social, everyone there was super friendly We didn't have any food at the time, just drinks and the service was A1. There are a ton of other restaurants/bars in the same vicinity if the food isn't your thing. We started at La Parilla a few doors down.

Food is good and takes time to prepare. Service is excellent. open air bar. Prices are goodread more

I have breakfast they regular , they cook to your taste cold beer great price drink are also good…read moreprice

This particular kiosk provides a nice view to the beach, soft music and comfortable sitting. I went…read morewith my mother who is allergic to pepper. The chef came out and catered a typical dish without pepper. My stuffed mofongo with chicken was delicious and I just could eat half. The service was very good and we had a very nice dinner. In terms of prices, they are cheap.

After the beach, we stopped by the strip. We just walked into this place since we were hungry and…read moreparked directly behind it. The foods here were decent, nothing phenomenal. We did ask for a passionfruit mojito but got served a regular mojito instead. The food came out fast and was hot and greasy. I was told that it is very similar to Puerto Rican street food.

This place was completely empty when we almost went past. What a shame too because it has been my…read morefavorite meal on this trip to PR. We gorged ourselves on Medalla and seafood here. First, the bacalaíta was a bit greasy, but the flavor and crispy outside was excellent. I could always go for a bit more cod, but a little of their spicy pique made up for it. The pique (hot sauce or hot vinegar) reminded me of a spicy sofrito. There was a lot of fresh cilantro and pepper flavor which complemented the seafood we ordered. The picada mariscos or seafood appetizer platter was perfect for a late afternoon dinner. It was a generous helping of battered fish nuggets, stuffed seafood tostones, mixed seafood cocktail, and coconut shrimp. I think you can order any seafood in the plantains or cocktail, and we tried the mixed with shrimp, octopus, and conch. At $30, it can easily start a table of 4 as an appetizer, or 2 normal appetites fire dinner. We should have known better and stopped there. No, we ordered the shrimp and octopus mofongo in Creole sauce. As expected, the Creole sauce was a tomato base and absolutely awesome. It was by and far my favorite dish of the week, although my guy prefers the silky soft trifongo at Edelweiss in the kiosks. The server/bartender saw us struggle to get through the massive amount of food and took pity on us. She comped a couple of shots of a tasty orange elixir, and like magic we could eat more. Still, we took a box home with us that is enough for a meal on it's own. Crío Mar was a win for us today. Be warned though, food is made to order so expect a wait for anything ordered from the kitchen. If you just want a snack, like other kioskos they have frituras in a case to take away with your rum punch. Speaking of that, I overhead a patron who came in after us say "this is better than the other place," in reference to said punch. Also, this isn't your high-faluttin' crab house back home. Napkins are paper and while the restroom is free to diners, they charge $1 for use by the public. If language is an issue for you, you'll have no problem. Our server barely had an accent and the owner spoke fantastic English.

Good food, great service and a great place to stay while in PR. We go every year for our fix!read more

After some sun bathing and swimming in the pool, we stopped here for a bite to eat. I got the…read moretripleta sandwich without the smoked ham and it was very good.Liza was our server and she was great! The music was good and there was plenty of seating.

We searched the kiosk up and down for a good place to eat, and we were given a variety of options…read more Unfortunately for us, many of the places were closed, and we decided on Gringos. The vibe inside gringos was incredible. Our server did an excellent job handling our American questions. He recommended the fried chicken to my dad, who was very pleased with it. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of our food, but the chicken kabob was delicious. It was perfect for someone looking for an authentic, light meal, but also not wanting to be too adventurous. The only complaints are the somewhat high prices and wait time. But in my experience, this is true about most restaurants in Puerto Rico. Overall it was a five star experience!

Given the setting, Im not expecting some fancy craft cocktail, so rating is based on the casual…read morebeach setting. The drink was ptetty average (coconut mojito) and I liked that I could personalize it a bit to my liking

I would ignore the cheap people who complain about prices, The food at the tiki hut I had 2 servers…read morejasmelee and Melissa were very pleasant and kind to be around they were fast and food was great. The employees from the resort work very hard and are very pleasant to be around they are kind and very helpful and me and my wife work very hard to enjoy the luxuries in life the food is always good and the drinks are delicious worth every penny we spent, If you never been to Puerto Rico I recommend you save up and come.

Super good food and great service. Friendly staff and the…read moreview of the ocean couldn't be better.