Food was great employee laughed at me through the window when I stepped in shit that emerged from…read morethe sewer like a TMNT episode now my fake berks are ruined but at least I can drown my sorrows in my cream donut

We come here each time we visit our PR family! Solid coffee, flaky pastries, hefty sandwiches.read more

Great service, delicious food, and excellent coffee! Friendly staff and a wonderful experience…read more Definitely recommend!

Stopped by for some quick sandwiches on the go and we were all VERY impressed with our food as well…read moreas the donuts/pastries. I recommend the chicken sandwich. What you get for the price, it can't be beat. Giving it a 5 because nothing beats a quick cheap meal more than a very good cheap quick meal!

Two doughnuts and two coffees for $4! Score! We went twice for a morning snack and both trips where…read moregreat. Our second trip was later in the morning and the steam table for lunch was setup. It looked so good! Chicken roasted w/ potatoes, pork roasted with the skin on! If I recall correctly about 7-9 side dish options. We will be back for more on our next trip to Jobos.

Every single item I've tried here is delightful. The Quesito was mind blowing. A must try. When I…read morevisit Aguadilla I think about going to Levian every morning. Fruit tart and guava cheese croissant are excellent.

10/10 would recommend this bakery! So many options to choose from and so delicious. The staff was…read moresuper nice and I'll definitely be back

Excellent service...LOVE their Pizza!!! Lunch menu is always…read morea great variety and delicious!

This is our new favorite panadería. The coffee is great and they roast it in house. It's really…read moreclean and the bathrooms are great! Hey... that's a plus! :-) Nice, friendly people working here. There is a Boars Head deli so you can get decent cheese on your sandwich. They make a great pan sabao and pan de agua. The pan de agua is a little different here. Its crust is extra crunchy! I've even seen police cars turn on their sirens to get through traffic so that they could make a u-turn faster to get here! ;-) it's that good

What a great find. This is a local sandwich/coffee shop (not very touristy). We had salami…read moresandwich, pastrami sandwich, and Cubano sandwich - all were very tasty (and reasonably priced).

Really good cafe with quick service. As others have said, Cafetal has a bit of everything. It's…read morepart bakery, part cafeteria, sandwich shop, and coffee. All of it is very good. I really liked their coffee. This wasn't bland US-style restaurant brew Folgers coffee. It's the good stuff (and reasonably priced). I had some hot prepared food from their cafeteria area. It was good. But, the real winner is their Cuban sandwich. My son got one and it was huge. Like more than a foot long. Not only is it big, it is delicious. I would say probably the best one I've ever had (and I've had them in Miami and elsewhere). Pastries and sweets are yummy too. You won't leave here hungry. Nice little stop along the road if you're passing through the area.

This place is killer! Amazingly great selection and flavors. We've stopped at 4 other area bakeries…read moreand this is by far the best. Try the Guava Cheese pastry or there's one made with Ladyfingers and cream cheese. Awesome Cherry turnovers. We tried like 11 things in the 2 trips we made. All of them were great. Very friendly staff, let me practice my Español and remembered us when we came back. So sweet, asked us if we liked our Airbnb. I just wished that I had gotten pics of the inside. It is beautiful and cozy looking even though it's pretty large. They are open until 10 at night so we were able to scoot in on our way back from hiking tours and have our stuff for breakfast. Unusual for someone living stateside to see. Stop in and try them, you won't go anywhere else for your pastry.

We had breakfast here two days out of the four we were in town . Did not disappoint. Typical Puerto…read moreRican bakery items but they also have a full food menu , and sandwiches .large place with some off street parking . Clean . Staff were very friendly and food was done quickly .

Went back to get my fill of Puerto Rican deliciousness while in Arecibo and still as good as ever!…read moreService is great and employees are friendly! Ordered from counter and enjoyed That tripleta. It loaded with deliciousness and all the sweets were really fresh! So good and I will be back!

Delicious quesitos and guava pastries! Their pan sobao with and without tocino were enjoyed at…read morebreakfast and dinner by our group of 20. We also had their sandwiches - tripletas, media noche, Mallorca with egg, ham, and cheese. All of them had plenty of meat and pressed just right. Service always fast and courteous.

Staff is very helpful and makes sure to explain everything. Just stopped by but the food is SO…read morefresh and delicious while being super affordable. Inside is clean with places to sit.

2017's 100 Reviews Challenge! 5/100: If you are ever in…read moreRincón, this is the typical bakery/cafeteria at any "pueblo" (town) in PR. First off, let's start with the fact that even though it's in Rincón (a touristy area) the prices are still like the ones of any local cafeteria. Secondly, the pastries,'specifically the "pastel de guayaba" (Pastry filled with guava paste and sprinkled with powdered sugar) & the "quesito" are both "manjar de los dioses" (food of the gods). Let me tell you something, if you know anything about stuffed or filled Puerto Rican pastries, then you know that although most Puerto Rican bakeries accomplish a perfectly baked pastry, some of them fail at filling the pastry from end to end. That is not the case at E.C bakery. Sure... you are probably going to regret munching down on all those carbs, but it will definitely be worth it for 5-10 minutes of an orgasmic experience on you taste buds... That's right, "ORGASMIC". Ok... enough with the pastries. Thirdly, this cafeteria/bakery has a Drive Thru! You read it a drive thru! Not a lot of local cafeterias/bakeries have a drive thru, so appreciate this fact some they even have a small convenience store that you cam just drive up and purchase. Finally, food is tasty, coffee is your typical strong Puerto Rican coffee, but with milk so if you take it black, make sure to let them know (In PR Most places asume you want "café con leche" since that's how most Puerto Ricans have it) and keep in mind that since this bakery is very popular in a small touristy town, it's always packed and there's a fair amount of wait time (typical with freshly prepared meals). Just take your patience with you and meditate so you can prepare yourself for those orgasmic pastries.

Quesito con Café at this local bakery were tasty and hot the spot for the on-the-go morning.read more