One of my favorite coffee shops in old San Juan! I love walking here from caribe…read more Atmosphere is quaint and welcoming. The staff is always friendly :) Coffee is smooth and strong!

Amazing coffee and beautiful atmosphere Fanouist Coffee Shop…read moretruly impressed me. The taste of the coffee was exceptional--honestly, I've never had coffee like this before. The cappuccino was absolutely amazing, perfectly balanced and rich in flavor. The atmosphere was beautiful and very pleasant, making it a great place to relax and enjoy your drink. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would definitely come back again.

Looked into the top coffee spots of Puerto Rico, this stood out. It doesn't get better than…read morefarm-to-cup type of coffee. AMBIANCE Parking: Old San Juan rules--come early or be ready to walk. Seating: Multiple seating areas for individuals and small groups but it's also a cafe too so there is seating in the back too. Vibes: Clean, modern café with a mix of locals and tourists. You can tell people come here for the coffee, not just to pass through. It leans more intentional and coffee-focused rather than just aesthetic--which I appreciated. FOOD / DRINKS Coquito Frap (Recommend) When in Puerto Rico, Coquito. Creamy, coconut-forward, and lightly spiced--like a frozen coquito with a coffee twist. Sweet, smooth, and definitely more of a dessert drink than a regular latte. CUSTOMER SERVICE Friendly and efficient. Even with a crowd, things moved quickly. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. Solid spot. Great drink options at a reasonable price. They know what they're doing. Whether you're a coffee person or just need a reset, this place delivers. Salute to the Munoz family for sharing their coffee to the world! TIPS * Try their house coffee if you want the full experience--that's what they're known for.

Café Cuatro Sombras in Old San Juan is a lovely café with wonderful staff and a really welcoming…read moreatmosphere. We loved it so much we actually went twice during our trip - and even made a final stop before heading to the airport to go home. On our first visit, Hector (the roaster) happened to be there, which made the experience feel even more special. The staff overall were all so kind and attentive. The coffee is absolutely excellent - velvety smooth, rich, and delicious. I could easily drink more than one cup. I had a latte, and my husband had a macchiato, and both were great. They have a cute little outdoor atrium seating area, but we preferred indoors where all the comfy pillow seating was. Just a note - they don't offer decaf - but for regular coffee drinkers, it's a must-visit. Such a gem in Old San Juan!

Before my trip to Puerto Rico, I've looked up a few coffee shops and Filtrado's brick alley really…read morecaught my eye. Located in Old San Juan, it's quite easy to miss. If you're on Calle San Francisco and the Coach store is to your right, keep walking till you see a yellow chemex sign on your left - that is the entrance to the coffee shop. Once you enter, it's a very tight space at the register and the alley is in the back with a few tables. The only menu I was able to peruse was that on their iPad which was annoying because I felt like I was holding up the line. I ended up ordering a small iced latte. I initially ordered it to enjoy in their alley, so I was told I can pay when I leave. I was there mid September and as much as I wanted to enjoy sipping my latte in the alley, it was super hot and stuffy. They could use some fans. Plus, it was taking forever to have the latte brought to me. As such, I went to the front to let the staff know I'll take it to go only to find him giggling with some friends. I guess that's why it took forever for me to get my drink. The latte itself wasn't bad, but considering the cost and the useless wait time, I would've gladly passed on this coffee shop.

A hidden gem in the streets of Viejo San Juan! The entrance is simply an opening with a chain, so…read morekeep an eye out because there is no sign. However, it is 100% worth the hunt. We were welcomed inside where we ordered with an iPad. There were several options for drinks and pastries. The service was incredible; the barista helped us choose drinks and recommended us her favorite pastries. We were then escorted to the beautiful patio in the back, which is completely hidden from view on the street. The drinks were delivered to us in glass cups, and the pastries delivered covered by glass dome lids. The drinks and pastries were all 10/10. I am usually not a an iced coffee drinker, but I savored every sip of my drink. The mango pie and pecan tart were also delicious. Overall, I highly recommend Filtrado as a relaxing stop in Viejo San Juan. The service, drink, and ambiance were spectacular and I can confidently say that this is near the top of my cafe list!

Was recommended this restaurant by a friend…read more We went here for brunch, and it was great! Friendly atmosphere, great location, and the guava croissant was amazing.

For your information, this coffee shop is located inside a museum, so you need to enter into the…read moregate first (which is free to enter) to find it. I've noticed that many people tend to order hot coffees even though it's really hot outside. But I was craving a nice cold iced coffee. They offer iced options and even speciality coffee beverages as well, so it was just what I was looking for. I personally opted for the HAZELNUT CREAM MOCHA. I tasted the hazelnut flavor. It was a nice non-artificial tasting flavor. It had the right amount of sweetness. So, I personally really enjoyed it! You can escape inside to find cool air inside and a pretty wall art while you wait inside. You can also find small coffee bags that have roast dates on it to buy! Although I didn't get to try many coffee shops around town as I would have liked, this one was quite memorable.

While visiting Puerto Rico, we were on the hunt for good coffee…read more Walking through Old San Juan one evening, we came across The Coffee. The lighting and relaxed vibe immediately drew us in, making it the perfect spot to stop. We enjoyed it so much that we ended up going back a second time during our trip. We ordered an iced coffee and a shot of espresso. The iced coffee was well-balanced, not overly sweet, and had a rich, smooth flavor.

The food and coffee were excellent, but the service left much to be desired. We enjoyed our coffee…read moreand food as well. The restaurant decor is nice overall as well. The setup is unique in that there are no employees interacting with the customer while ordering. The coffee shop features a touch screen for ordering which left some older customers a bit confused. The staff member stayed on his phone while barely acknowledging customers and did not seem very happy to be there, in general. It is sad that 1 employee can really impact customer experience so much. All of the customers seem to react to his unfriendly nature with amazement and bewilderment, in my opinion observing others' reactions. We would recommend this coffee shop for the coffee and food but just hope someone else is staffing the shop when you visit.

Café Cuatro Estaciones serves up good coffee in a cute, relaxed setting. They've moved to a…read moretemporary outdoor location, but it's still a comfortable spot with shaded seating that makes it easy to enjoy even in the heat. I had a latte and a chai latte -- both were light, refreshing, and perfect for sipping while soaking in the laid-back atmosphere. Great little stop for a quality coffee break.

Great coffee and pastries stand. Little hard to find with the current construction. Pastries are…read moreexcellent and very reasonably priced.

This place has been recommended and highly rated, yet our experience here would not lead to us to…read morereturn. We arrived for lunch on a late afternoon when the place was nearly empty. We couldn't choose amongst all the empty tables, because staff were rude and dismissive. AC wasn't working, so we felt the humidity and heat. Ceiling fans weren't cutting it. We got the $25 wagyu burger and $20 Mallorca chicken sandwich, both of which were dry, bland, and underwhelming at best. The burger patty lacked flavor and there was no sauce or any accompaniments besides a very sad, wilted, thin slice of tomato and lettuce leaf. Pretty bad burger! The chicken sandwich was so heavily fried, we almost broke our teeth against the chicken. Insanely salty--we couldn't take more than a few bites. Felt so parched for the rest of the day. Fries were the best part of the meal--so salty and thin.

The service was the only good thing about this place, everything else was a disappointment! We…read moreported and wanted to get breakfast on the island, something traditional. I was anxious to try the island coffee. There were 4 of us in the group and we all ordered different coffee beverages (lattes and straight coffee). All our drinks came out pretty but lukewarm. So the drinks were pleasing for pictures but not taste. The menu lacks variety and it is small. This is not the place to go for a taste of a traditional island breakfast. There were 2 orders of chicken and waffles with eggs. Barely warm and the waffles were overcooked. 1 order of an omelet with potatoes. The omelet was warm but the potatoes were cold. 1 order of the salmon bagel. That was fine because it is not supposed to be hot but the potatoes that came with it were cold. The lighting is very low so it is not ideal for pictures. After we walked around, we realized there were so many other options we could have chosen for breakfast so do yourself a favor and skip this place!

We popped in here to try the empanadas after reading the reviews. The man working was incredibly…read morehelpful. The shop is small, but had good vibes and was welcoming. My husband is vegetarian, and sadly there was not a vegetarian option available. The man gave us a recommendation, but I had to try the pollo empanada here. It was delicious and the sauce he gave me was really tasty. I liked the green one the best. Overall, would recommend stopping by for a laid-back snack.

This little whole on the wall has some of the best chicken empanadas (recommend trying the mango…read morepineapple sauce 10/10) and coffee I've had in old San Juan and at a reasonable price. The couple working there were super nice and welcoming that it made us keep going back for our iced caramel macchiatos,coffee cocoa and Americano. This is definitely a grab and go type of place and I will be recommending to any family/friend visiting the island.

On this visit to San Juan puerto, instead of trying a different restaurant, I decided to try this…read morefrozen yogurt spot to cool down while dealing with the temperature and high humidity. Although, the flavors are limited they were very tasty and refreshing. You can also purchase a variety of coffees which, are brewed to order. When visiting San Juan, Puerto Rico if you're looking for frozen yogurt, you might want to consider this place.

Stopped in to grab an açaí bowl to kill time before heading back to our cruise. Also got a soursop…read moredrink and a strawberry frappe. Everything was decent.

A fine place to stop for lunch. The food wasn't bad, but wasn't anything special. We tried a beer…read morethat I'd rate pretty highly, but it was just something shipped in from the states. The staff was nice enough but far from attentive.

La Taberna Lupulo in San Sebastian Street is the perfect spot for Pitorro shots…read more They have coco, piña, passion fruit, mango and tamarindo. The coco pitorro was so smooth you can't taste the rum but will feel it later. Pitorro is Puerto Rican moonshine infused with fruits to mellow the flavors. Really strong alcohol if you get the right kind. Bartenders let you try it. They bring you all the bottles. Nice bar to enjoy drinks and chat with the locals in a more relaxed atmosphere away from the more vibrant high energy of the neighboring bars playing reggaton. We were glad to stumbled upon this bar. They also have a food menu but we mainly ordered appetizers chicken wings and fried cheese. Great spot and awesome staff!