Cool store, but call to make sure it is open--even during posted open. I had to go there twice…read morebefore someone was actually operating the store even though the sign on the door and the info on the web said it should be open.

A wonderfully curated thrift store. Electroshock's second location in Rìo Piedras has a much larger…read moreselection of vinyl records. I ended up finding a Carla Thomas LP (Stax) for $2 and a Vicente Carattini Christmas album for $1. Parking is a little tricky in this area, but there's a reasonably priced parking lot adjacent to the store. I had brought over some records from New York City, however the shop owner (Tito) wasn't available to appraise them. I ended up just donating the records, I'm just happy that a few of my records will be circulating around Puerto Rico. Let me know if you end up buying any the following (because these records used to be mine!): The Police - Synchronicity Fleetwood Mac - Rumours Michael Jackson - Off The Wall The Pretenders Fleet Foxes EP Alejandro Escovedo - Big Station (new) Joe Walsh - Analog Man (new)

While browsing , I found a cute red Zara top and some Turkish cappuccino cups. The young lady at…read morethe checkout was helpful and kind. I was grateful for how she treated me . I recommend this place, 100 % . Cute items and a good vibe.

I love going to local thrift/vintage stores to check out local stuff. I made a good choice coming…read morehere, as there were some interesting pieces at affordable prices (12$ for a jumper? Hello!). The vibe in the store was also super chill and funky, and everyone, staff and clientele alike, were friendly -- even so much as to recommend other local thrift stores. Check it out if you're looking for sustainable ways to zhuzh up your closet!

Great cool spot for music and digital services. The owner Murchison Charles (King Dread) is a kick…read moreass (organized and prompt) DJ and turns up some good parties (with more than just reggae). I know that they do other services too: graphic design, vhs to dvd transfer, cassette to CD, and other stuff... I went in with an old LP and needed it transferred to Digital or CD. Murchison was able to get it done in less than 2 days and even improved the sound quality. Many times when I stop in, there are local musicians recording in the music studio in the back. The best thing is about this spot is that they have the biggest collection of reggae, soca, calypyso of even the most hard to find tunes. The sometimes have vintage vinyl and will even create mix CDs for you. If you can think of it, they likely have it. Rock, R&B, Motown, old calypso, soca, zouk, compa, etc., The store is a just down the road from LaReine Shopping Center, past Chicken Shack and the Post Office. Next door to Caesar's Auto Parts.

From the owner: What make hill top shop unique.? Is that it is all in one spot. Shopping ,Printing,DJ, Recording…read moreand a lot more.

Great vintage and second hand store. It has a variety of things from clothing to vinyl.read more

We really like this bookstore. Their new location in Liberty Square is pretty cute, bigger than the…read moreold location in San Patricio Plaza (right next to where it is). They have a good selection of books in both Spanish and English. We like that they have some travel books, art books, and a nice selection of both fiction and nonfiction. They have a cute indoor cafe with food options and seating. They sell a lot of little gifts. My only complaint is this place is going to be so popular, I wish they'd made the new location even bigger! Definitely recommend this place.

food was so good, definitely the best avocado toast. amazing brunch spot. the employees are the…read moresweetest.

I stopped by a few months ago and fell in love with this bookstore. El Librero Magico provided the…read morebest recommendations and I have thoroughly enjoyed the journeys these books have taken me on. Please support this gem of a bookstore.

2017's 100 reviews challenge! 4/100 Best library in town!…read moreI've been looking for what seems like ages, for books related to Puertorrican myths and legends... I've called and visited so many libraries in PR I have lost count. During this past week I decided to go to Rio Piedras, "barrio" in San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital, where a lot of libraries surround one of the University of Puerto Rico. After going to 4 different libraries, I ran into this one. Little did I know I had found a gem in the middle of Río Piedras... One of the employees there took me to the second floor, where old, vintage and classic books are hidden from the public eye. Several first editions. This librarian took me on "a trip" down Puerto Rico's most interesting stories... after an hour or so I left the store with around 7 books based on the topic I have been looking for and every book ranged from $5-15. I took 7 books for little over $70.00 and when I reached for a CD of Puertorrican traditional songs, the librarian gave me the cd for free. This place is the best! They have from the newest to the oldest books! Do NOT hesitate to visit it if you love books.

If you're a reader you'll get lost in this little two floor bookstore. I saw a lot of new editions…read moreof books I'd never seen before. Mix of English and Spanish. They have a bakery and coffee tea shop. We got the Dr Seuss refresher and it was delicious. We got a kids book because I hadn't seen this book elsewhere but you could get lost here for a while.

The store was very nice and decently stocked for such a small location and that was totally fine…read morebut what made me take away three stars was the fact that they no longer allow the ordering of books that they don't have in stock. I don't mind having to order a copy of a book that may not be in stock but since they no longer sell books that need to be ordered it made the trip here frustrating. I guess this is why brick and mortar stores are going down all over because you walk in the store and they tell you to order it online if you want it. So sorry I really like going to book stores and I love the smell of brand new books.

Sábado 2 de mayo de 2026 estando en Plaza Las Américas básicamente subimos al tercer piso y después…read morede almorzar nos fuimos a tomar el café y postre a este local. Es un ambiente distinto donde se mezcla lo cultural con lo intelectual. Concepto como este no quedan casi en Puerto Rico por eso hay que apoyarlos siempre por que encontrarás una lectura que apoyará tu inteligencia.

Cool bookstore located in Plaza las Americas. BFF wanted to stop in and ended up purchasing a…read morecouple of books (most are in Spanish but there are some in English). Cute Lil coffee shop as well located in the center of the store.

BFF has been shopping here for years when he comes to visit his family. We didn't come here during…read moremy first trip to PR and made sure to include it in this 2nd trip. Came during the week on a Tues and it was not too crowded, which was a welcome treat as I do not like shopping malls at all (nor shopping in general). I really enjoyed this mall, though, as it has a bit of everything including some non USA stores. Mall doesn't look like much from the outside and you cannot tell (at least from our entrance) that it looks like a mall until you get outside. Very clean, upscale, and has something for everyone.

If you ever find yourself scrambling for a last-minute grab, Plaza Las Américas in San Juan is the…read morekind of place that saves the day without wasting it. Opened back in 1968, it's grown into the largest shopping mall in the Caribbean and one of the biggest in Latin America, with three levels packed full of shops, big-name stores, and plenty of solid food options to keep you fueled while you weave through it all. It's clean, easy to navigate, and perfectly placed so instead of running all over town, you knock everything out in one go and get back to the good stuff.