This is an organic restaurant, with great food and organic drinks also! They prices are wonderful…read morefrom a place like this with such high quality and healthy food! This is definitely a place to stop and eat when in Guaynabo. I love the clean eating here and also the decor is nice, simple yet tasteful with the colors. Almost forgot to say that they buy all their products and food from places , farms and etc on the island. That is huge and unique because they are really giving back to the Puerto Rican people by supporting them in this way. We should do the same by coming here to try there wonderful clean food!

Came here for breakfast - end of March…read more Private parking. Friendly staff. Jocelyn was great. Extensive menu. May need a translator if you are not fluent in Spanish to understand the menu. Loved the patio vibe. Mishu the cat will pay you a visit + a few birds :) Patio can also be noisy from the street close by....but the breeze is nice. We ordered juice - various flavors ( passion, lemonade, apple) Also got their capuchino whipped cream canela Their pancakes are delicious. Overall good experience.

Great little café! Food is faster than anticipated compared to "island time" lol. Huge plus!…read moreWalking in everyone is friendly, there was a waitress that spoke English if needed so that is helpful. The theme of the café is jungle and is decorated beautifully. There were small paintings everywhere that I meant to ask about if they were from local artists & for sale but forgot. The inside has spacious seating but limited, the outside is more spacious and with more seating. The food & drinks were great! Very tasty. Over all a great experience and definitely recommend.

Si quieres un lugar donde:…read more te traten como en familia probar el mejor café y match ever tengas explosión de combinación de sabores en cada bocado. De verdad tienes que probar este bello spot cerca del tren urbano. Si tiene la oportunidad de ir cuando Xavier está "you are in for a treat" pues se va a asegurar que si no estás seguro de que probar de averiguar cómo eres para sugerirte el mejor café o emparedado que te pueda gustar. Apoyemos lo nuestro !

El desayuno riquísimo me encantó las tostadas se pan francés el café a otro nivel el servicio bueno…read morey el ambiente bueno.

Fuimos un domingo y no tuvimos que esperar mucho. El servicio fue muy bueno. La comida estaba…read moreriquísima y el ambiente muy chevere. Excelente opción para brunch.

The Breakfast Burger was excellent. The falafel appetizer was decent but I've had way better…read morefalafels. Service was friendly and the food came quickly. Don't forget to validate parking.

Staff was super nice. The cremitas were so good! We had the harina de maiz and the maizena and…read moreloved both. Food was simple, traditional, yummy, and AFFORDABLE!

Bakery conveniently located to the university area and nearby hotels. The service is nice, location…read moreis clean and comfortable. They have many items on menu, ranging from sandwiches to platters. We tried the ham, egg and cheese sandwich-pretty basic. The Cuban has great potential, a bit on the dry side. The pavo asado aka roasted turkey with cheese was flavorful but also a bit dry. The coffees are delicious, the oj I believe is Natalie's on which is pretty good but not fresh squeezed. They also have oatmeal, which I will try next time. Maizena is also on the menu which is otherwise known as cornstarch custard with cinnamon. This was absolutely delicious, will def recommend. Prices are good and not over priced at all.

Great place to stop and have a bite to eat the food was good and the service was fast which works…read moreout when traveling with kids, the ambiance was local which adds to the experience. I'll definitely come again

There are many reasons to visit La viña. The welcoming vibe and original decor of the…read moreestablishment. The attentive and helpful staff that will advise new comers to the criollo menu. And the main attraction (according to me) El Cubano sandwich. If you are missing some great panadería sandwiches, visit La Viña.

What an amazing place!! The food is delicious this is the best food I've had in Puerto Ricoread more

Fabulous new option in the Rio Piedras/Santa Rita are near UPR. The menu is probably best described…read moreas Puerto Rican nouvelle cuisine, leaning towards the healthy but without sacrificing taste. It's run by a husband and wife team with great TLC and it shows. Everything we've had so far has been excellent, including the baked goods (which include Portuguese natas!). The place is bigger than it looks from outside (including a 2nd level), is beautifully decorated and features a free exchange library. The staff is super friendly and helpful, and is clearly happy to be working there. The place exudes good vibes, and the food is wonderful.

WOW! We came to fuel up on our last night here in San Juan around 2:30 to 3 in the morning after…read moreour last night out in Old San Juan salsa dancing. We had seen this truck parked here all week, but this night was the night I would commit to trying it, and I am happy I did. I can't even remember the name of the sandwich I got, but I know it contained three meats and that was enough to this carnivore to get it. The sandwich was delicious, it hit the spot, just what I needed at 3:30 in the morning, I highly recommend you try them no matter what time of the day you get the craving. BTW, the location on Yelp is wrong, or they have a second truck.

Man, this seems so far away now! A cruise we took in March, just before all the Covid madness blew…read moreup, took us to PR. Our first night there, we only wanted a casual bite. So we found this food truck not far down the street from the DoubleTree. Their menu was not that hard to understand even for non-Spanish speakers for the most part, but then when it comes to something novel ("What is a fongo?"), the lack of an explanation and choppy English-language skills might not help very much. So after a bit of pointing and gesticulating, we ended with an artisanal burger and some fongos pollo. The food was OK - freshly prepared and quite substantial. For my taste, it relied a bit much on grease and mayonnaise. Still a decent taste of local fare - or IS it considered authentic local fare? Apparently, they are pretty big for a food truck - 5 or 6 different locations at least, depending on which truck you want!