Probably the best food we have eaten in Puerto Rico so far!…read more Worth the drive! Our server (Javier) was friendly and helpful, kept telling us which cat to watch out for (one is mean, one is friendly). We enjoyed hanging out and talking while the food was prepared. The El Mariano was great! Tasty with delicious pork. The mafango under it was a great addition! Pro tip, order the Medalla instead of water, they are literally the same price!

Sunday afternoon lunch with my wife and parents for a birthday trip to PR. One server and one smoke…read moremaster in the back with great service for a semi busy Sunday, in my opinion. Medalla's cost as much as the water and the Smoke Punch was fruitful and delicious. We started with a set of 12 BBQ Guava sauce which I can't recommend enough if you are a wing fan. Juicy, flavorful, and just a hint of spicy. We then got a set of meats (CERDO AHUMADO aka applewood smoked pork and COSTILLAS AHUMADAS aka 1/4 applewood smoked St. Louis ribs), CODITOS CON QUESO Y CERDO aka smoked pork Mac and cheese, GRANOS aka grain/bean salad, ENSALADA DE REPOLLO aka coleslaw, and ENSALADA DE PAPA aka potato salad. We are all sitting back at our VRBO in a meat/food coma after eating 1/2 of the amounts! There is still tons of food for dinner and it will be gone once one of us are hungry! This place is a gem of Ceiba. My favorite was the ribs which I recommend 2 orders ;) they have a great atmosphere with a TV, music, games, and what looks like a party area. Next time im back to the east side of PR I'm gonna try MOFONGO DE AMARILLO RELLENO DE CERDO AHUMADO DESMENUZADO EN BBQ DE LA CASA Y QUESO MOZZARELLA FUNDIDO (basically shredded meat covered in their delicious cheese sauce. Have fun everyone

We had breakfast cremas on the way to the beach in the AM. The establishment was clean and cute.read more

My family and I are from California and we loved the breakfast here the coffee and French toast…read morewere amazing. Would come back again.

Came on a recommendation and we left extremely pleased. Service was great. The weather was windy…read moreand perfect to sit in the covered area outside to watch FIFA and the food did not disappoint. Everything was fresh and delicious! The only reason for the 4 stars are the alley cats in the area which my husband is extremely allergic to. We kept having to shush them away.

My friend was craving seafood so we opted for this place…read more ENTRY This place is located inside a gated hotel community, but you can just mention that you want to visit the restaurant. They have parking on a hilled area and you can walk to the restaurant from there. We personally got a cart ride from a nice hotel staff. So I really appreciated that. WAIT You sign up for a table (whether it's inside or outside seating). They put your name on a waiting list. And they text you when the table is ready. Although we came at peak dining hours, I personally didn't feel that the wait for a outdoor table was bad. SERVICE Our server was good. She did check up on us despite having to serve many tables. The wait times for the food can be quite long, so keep that in mind. Don't come here if you are on a time crunch or come super hungry. Be prepared to enjoy the music, ambience, sea breeze and wait. MUSIC The day we arrived, there was a live band playing, which was nice to keep the island vibes. However, we were seated right next to the band that had really loud percussion sounds that it was really hard to hear each other speak and gave my friend a slight headache. So, maybe request a further table if you do get seated really close to them. FOOD My friends and I decided to share the appetizer, AHI TUNA WONTON. The crunch of the chips, the softness of the raw tuna and the sauce meshed well together. It was delicious that we ate it so fast. I personally got the ARROZ CON MARISCOS aka Seafood Rice. I opted for tostones on the side. This is seasoned orange rice with various seafoods inside. There is just a decent amount of seafood inside. It can be quite filling because of the rice. So I think it was worth it compared to the other dishes. But it wasn't super impressive. Overall, the food was okay. The music was super loud. The wait times was quite long. So I would give it a 3 star rating for my experience here.

What an amazing and cut spot! The little bakery and eatery is so cozy and beautiful. Sour service…read morewas super sweet and checked in on us every 10 minutes. Lattes are so good! Love the strong coffee on this island. My sandwich was delectable, my husband had the huge breakfast and he ate every bite. The bacon was crisp and eggs were fluffy, smothered in American cheese just how I love them! Juices were cold. Big fluffy pancakes! Everything was perfection! Thank you for a memorable breakfast for our departure day. I'll miss the island.

What a great spot! They share a space with William's Pizza. I got an iced Matcha latte with mango,…read moreand my guy got a cappuccino with an extra shot. We ordered some scrambled eggs with veggies and bacon to share. Everything was excellent.

Amazing Sushi & drinks! Everything is prepared in a small food shack located in a square in front…read moreof a church, with two picnic tables to sit at. This is a little gem in Cieba.

Ok so I found this business on Google Reviews and I was looking for a quick bite before the ferry…read moreand it blew me out of the water. The chef, cashier were so extra friendly and hospitable. Its outdoors! Grab some sun and sushi. Vibes - British EDM hiphop music playing super casual.

Our driver took us here before meeting for the ferry to culebra island. i got the ham egg and…read morecheese sandwich on pan sobao and it was so cheap and delicious! They had many other sandwich options and the workers were very sweet. highly reccomend for breakfast!

This is a cool little hole-in-the-wall, neighborhood panadería (bakery) that also doubles as a…read morebreakfast, lunch, and brunch place. There are 3 small 2-seater tables and 3 booth-style tables (one of them is broken; as of 19 Feb 2023). The staff is VERY VERY VERY friendly, and welcoming as only beautiful Puerto Rican country locals can be! Breakfast is a very basic homestyle, but it feels like my childhood days... Don't come here looking for a 5-star dining experience in the modern sense; the bathrooms are not super clean, tables are damaged, orders can be gotten wrong, etc. The 5 stars are for those looking for a very authentic, local vibe and experience. If that is what you're after, eat here. I recommend getting there early enough to try their local, fresh pan sobao (soft lightly sweetened bread). Have it fresh from the loaf or order toasted pieces (tostada) with your breakfast. I'd come back.

Great little restaurant. Cheapest we have eaten all week here in PR. They serve huge plates stuffed…read morewith food. I couldn't finish it. We ordered the pepper chicken, pepper steak, egg rolls, and dumplings. We would definitely eat here again. The bathrooms were incredibly clean...

Very tasty many selections friendly staff I will be back here again rice is my favoriteread more

The pizza was delicious. They were able to accommodate the different dietary needs and restrictions…read moreby splitting the pizza in half with 2 different toppings It doesn't seem like a formal sit down place because it took a while for us to get a waiter. But it was convenient to have this place to grab something quick to eat after our boat ride. All in all would recommend this place if you're looking for somewhere to eat / drink in the area

This doubles as a market and bistro. They serve an assortment of apps and entrees. It's right by…read morethe Puerto del Ray marina. So if you plan on having a day on the boat, you can eat here after you've docked on the marina. You can be seated inside and have a server. I believe they prefer reservations be made, but I was able to sit with my group without it because they weren't busy. They have plenty of options, but my group (6 people in total) decided to get a large pizza for the table. The pizza was really good and filling. It took a little while for the pizza to be brought to us, but honestly, it was worth it. The staff appeared to be nice. I noticed they had a wall of wine and also a bar area, so if you wanted cocktails or glass of wine, it's available to you.

After a travel day from hell from Baltimore (flight late which made me miss my puddle jumper to…read moreVieques and forced me to get a late night ferry ticket), I found this cute little cafe at the ferry dock in Ceiba. Yetzel and the other cashier were very friendly and accommodating. I was able to buy some fruit, juice and water for under $10. Nice clean restrooms, space inside for waiting on the ferry and great staff. My friend got a hot dog which was apparently "the best hot dog" she's ever had. I believed her, as it had grilled onions and a toasted bun. Yummers.

Cool little spot across the beach road. Good spirit, good music, very eclectic local crowd on that…read moreday and time. Tried the Chicharrones de Mero (Grouper Bites), not a fry guy myself but the fish was cooked to perfection. The meat was flaky and deliciously hot accented by the spices from the breading. Service was friendly. 5 stars for the ambiance 3&1/2 stars for the food overall 3 stars for service Will certainly swing by again if I have an opportunity.

Stay away from this place. The owner will hustle you for payment of taxes in cash. Please what a…read morejoke. The fish broth soup was $6 bucks and came literally with ONE tostone. Another mouth dropping situation. Overpriced by alot. Not worth it. I gave it a one because i had to.

Good food, But:…read more Bathrooms got plugged and overflowed (no paper before this happened). The owner took the mike to annouce that people "go outside, behind the bushes, for 'pee-pee only, no VM's! -and you can't take any paper or napkins, just go "pee-pee" !!! Thank God this was after we had almost finished but how disgusting! Service is very, very slow, they want you to drink a lot before ordering food. We had to get up several times to ask the waiters to take our order. Ordered 3 paellas (rather small) and afer an hour they served us two (assorted seafood, Paella Macho, $38). The third paella (black, or squid, $30. and delicious) arrived almost half an hour after we had finished the first 2!! We asked several times for a pitcher of water and we could never get it refilled so we went to the bar to get water, no water or ice in the bar area but we went to a breezeway where they have a sink and we refilled it twice. No bread. To order more wine we had to find a waiter ourselves. Now let's talk about money, about our check: We asked for the wine list, owner came and said they don't have one but all their wines are reasonable and not on any other restauran's wine list. They were very low quality table wines but when the check came they were $40.each! --and there is more, "they ran out" of white wine and asked that we get prosseco. Surprise: this cheap prosseco was billed at $60. -with 20% tip + tax it was almost $80.!!! - no warning about the cost. They don't give you a check, just a round number on a piece of paper but being astonished at the $540. I demanded a detailed check that they would only give me after I had paid, and we had to wait around, outside in the porch for it (they needed the table). They billed us for beers and vodka that we neither ordered or consumed, too bad we had already paid and she said that to make a claim we would have to call her on the phone later in the week ( we were there Sunday). Best of all, they added a 20% tip (for no service). We were six, 4 women and 2 men, not heavy drinkers and between 50 and late 70's, not the kind to run up a lunch bill of almost $100. p/p. By the way, the music is good but it is amateur and the musicans are volunteers. Go at your risk ( sanitary conditions) and at your wallet's risk.