From the owner: El Capo Colombian Grill es un sitio con el sabor caracteristico que la cocina al fuego le da a las…read morecomidas. Somos especialistas en hacerlos disfrutar de un ambiente familiar. Description El Capo Colombian Grill es un nuevo concepto de Restaurante al aire libre donde podras disfrutar de antojitos de la cocina Colombiana como tambien de un buen Certified Angus Beef Churrasco marinado con nuestras recetas especiales al igual que una jugosa Pechuga de pollo o tal vez nuestro famoso Alaskan Salmon. Si solo quieres merendar o charlar un rato con tu pareja tambien puedes disfrutar de un delicioso jugo natural con nuestras frutas traidas de Colombian y una riquisima empanada de Carne o Pollo y una Fabulosa Arepa rellena de nuestro especial Chorizo o Pollo.

Yum! Great little hole in the wall for delicious fresh food, big portions, and cheap prices! Not…read morefine dining by any means, but great at what it does. We had the shrimp and chicken mofongos and some of the Chinese food--all were great. Not a lot of English spoken here, so some awareness of the names for different foods is helpful for sure. There is a clean bathroom, too. Overall great, cheap, local place.

Best mofongo ever! You cannot go wrong with anything you order here. This place was recommended by…read moremany locals throughout the entire island and we had to make it a point to visit. Great service and loved the ambiance!

Amazing!! Parking wasn't a problem and we didn't think we'd…read morehave much of a wait because we didn't see many cars. Once we hit the door, a host informed us it would be about a 15 minute wait to be seated and about 45-60mins for our food to come out. We weren't upset that meant that the food would be prepared fresh and come out hot. Our server welcomed us and reminded us what the host had informed us and suggested we get appetizers to hold us over a bit. Drinks came out and were very good (mojitos) and our appetizer of the octopus salad. Now when our meals came out and we each tasted what we ordered, we were in heaven and eating from each others plates. This was a must go to spot for good food. The garlic shrimp w/mofongo were amazing.

Quiero dejar saber por este medio que recientemente tuvimos la desgracia de organizar un evento en…read moreel restaurante Rincón Criollo Don Primo en Hatillo: hicimos la reservación con 2 semanas de anticipación y se mantuvo el contacto todo el tiempo para confirmar hora de llegada, que la Picadera estuviera lista al llegar los invitados entre otros; al llegar al lugar no tenían los entremeses listos como acordaron. Se tardaron más de una hora en estar listos (eran frituras) Luego la comida para alrededor de 30 personas se tardó 4 horas en ser servida a todos y solo tenían 6 comensales adicionales en su restaurante, que ya estaban comiendo cuando llegamos. Y no llegó nadie más hasta finalizar la actividad después de 4 horas o sea sino hubiésemos escogido su local para hacer la actividad ese día hubiese sido uno bien flojo y era domingo. No recomiendo este lugar a nadie. La excusa que nos dieron es que son jóvenes y eran muchas personas pero al hacer el contrato se jactaron de que eran expertos en atener cientos de personas y no solo eso, nos mintieron diciendo que tenían otra actividad en el salón de al lado y era mentira. (Todo en esta vida se sabe) Otra mentira fue cuando pedimos hablar con la gerente y nos dijeron que había ponchado y se había ido y al final apareció de la oficina. La excusa: como lo nuestro era a la carta se tardó (en serio? 4 horas y casi todos pidieron más o menos lo mismo y ni tan siquiera sabía tan buena la comida). Sirvieron los tickets en desorden. 7 personas se fueron, algunos porque tenían otros compromisos, y otras porque tenían mucha hambre y se cansaron de esperar. Esa excusa que "porque era a la carta se tardaron", no es una excusa válida, ya que hemos ido a otros restaurantes con grupos más grandes de personas y hemos ordenado a la carta como por ejemplo en el Fogón de la abuela en Camuy que le pueden dar cátedra de cómo se atiende ese tipo de actividad que, by the way, fue nuestra primera opción pero ya la fecha estaba reservada cuando nos comunicamos para la reservación. Deben ir al Fogón de la abuela a coger un adiestramiento de cómo atender al público, es por eso que llevan tantos años en ese negocio... y empezaron jóvenes... deben además de ver los episodios del Chef Ramsey. Pero saben qué: quédense con los clientes que se merecen; los que le dejaron el parking lleno de caca de caballo y un mosquero que tuvieron por varios días y que también le rompieron la verja días antes. Jamás recomendaré un lugar como este, no es lo mismo de hace años, cambiaron de dueño para empeorar...

I don't know about giving this place 5 stars. Eating out everyday can get really expensive so I…read morethought to find q more local place and I came looking for a place that maybe would be less than $25 per person. Which is what I am typically spending for a dinner near the beach. Food was good but not amazing or anything. Ambience def a 3. Music so loud and no one was there to dance yet and bathroom had no toilet paper. More or less typical food you find anywhere. Waited a long while for the food. Location was blah it's inside more, in residential district Barrio Corcovado near Hatillo quite a ways in from the number 2. Prices were same as I would pay in Islote and I've got the ocean hitting the rocks practically under my Feet. Yesterday I paid $18.99 for my meal which was fish and included rice, beans and mofongo. This time I ordered same and it looks like it's cheaper at $13.95 but they include only 1 side so the tostones were extra. Basically coming out to the same price as by the beach in Alcazar. Not really my kind of place but if in area, will stop in for lunch as lunch can't be beat. Locals say it's known for lunch, they have lots of options and only $5.95!

Excesivamente caro! Cambian el menu de almuerzo a cena a las 4pm y los precios de los platos muy…read morecaros.

The bar tender was great this is a place to come and have a good bar tender take care of youread more

We visited this restaurant twice during our stay - it is fantastic! Everything is fresh and…read moreflavorful (and garlicky). All servers were very friendly. The view is great and we enjoyed sunset as a family. And this place makes really great grilled vegetables as an option for sides. We also tried octopus salad (I forgot to take a picture). And that was great as well.

Great fish salads you're on the water great view been coming here for years lobster is great tooread more

We had to knock because the door was locked. Then a lady asked us through the window what we…read morewanted. We replied we wanted to come in and eat. I'm not joking. Service was lacking, as was running water in the bathroom. What a mistake.

Wii ok s this was really good. I didn't know what to order. My wife helped me since she knows…read moreSpanish. I wouldn't have ordered the creole sauce, but she did. And it was good. Probably the best I've had while traveling. As an outsider to the culture, I only know what my stomach tells me is good. And it says this is good. Great even. It's outside only. If I knew that I would have avoided the place. I like inside and the air conditioner. Beware of the mosquitos. There were a ton. We got there and there was a small line. By the time we got our food there were 10 plus people. What encouraged me upon arrival was the fact military members were eating there. I know they know where good food is. Even police showed up to get food before we left. We were clearly the only lost tourists. It was the only place to have Coke Zero. All around very good food. Affordable prices too.

Loveddddd this place in Old San Juan! Jeremy was an amazing server. The beef stew was so flavorful…read moreand moist. It paired so well with the trifongo. We had come here for an afternoon snack and drinks as we were walking around old San Juana and the forts all day and had gone to one fort and ready to move to the next after a bite. This was the perfect meal to hold us over. Not so greasy and not too filling. The drinks were just average but refreshing after hours in the sun. The atmosphere is casual and busy and loud. However, the service was quick even with them being busy. I highly recommend the beef stew with mofongo and coming here even if it's just for that!

The restaurant has the ambiance of a small town PR restaurant that you would find tucked away in…read morethe country roads of the island, with the long shared tables and the decorations. The wait was usual for Old San Juan. About 30-45mins. They take your name down and call you when there's a table ready. What they don't tell you is that the menu is a QR code on the table. Once you figure that you see a well organized and simple 2 pages menu with many PR authentic dishes listed. The waiter comes about 10-15mins later. And it's best to have all your order ready as they don't come back very often. The place is usually packed all the hours that they're open. Food: that's why they lost a star. Rice and beans, Madurai/amarrillos, scurrilous, delicious 5 stars, but the bigger, empanada, chicken with garlic lack the bite that you come to expect of PR food! They lack taste, "Sazon", they were bland and tasted more like someone forgot to season them and forgot the garlic. I'd tell them to go back to their food and make PR food like it's supposed to taste, not for the tourist, please!

We stopped in for lunch after a hike, and we absolutely loved the location. We sat on the patio…read moreoverlooking the ocean, and it was everything you dream an ocean front view will be. We felt a little underdressed in our hiking clothes, this would be a great place to dress up and have a dinner out. The service was amazing- and the food was 4/5. The empanadas were DELICIOUS- definitely the highlight of our lunch. The rest of the dishes were good- the fresh caught red snapper was deep fried- which took away the experience of it being fresh. Coconut Shrimp, Salmon, Mahi Mofungo, Seafood Paella were all good- not the best ever- but the whole experience was perfect.

Not the best seafood place in the area…read more We (a party of four) went there on a Friday afternoon for lunch. We were seated fairly quickly, in the inside part of the business as there were "no seats outside" - that wasn't the case. The server came promptly to take our order: @drinks - mojito, sangria, water and a soda. The sangria tasted like pouch sangria poured into a glass and the mojito had little to no rum. @Starters - marine sampler, which was greasy and overly cooked. @main dishes - paella marinera for 2, lobster tail, and stuffed mashed plantains with ceti (local fish). My overall impression of the main dishes wasn't great for the price we paid for the meal ($$$). The paella for two lacked flavor and the seafood wasn't properly cleaned (the shellfish had the poop vein); the lobster wasn't local and tasted weird; the stuffed plantains with ceti were very salty. For the latter we offered our feedback to the server and she just took the plate away, without offering any substitutions or following up. Enough to say that I'll not be coming here again. The price of the food goes beyond the quality and service. The only nice thing about the place its the view, which we got to see through a window.

Should you come during early week days then know service is very slow. There is only one waitress…read moreattending and although she is great and does genuinely try her best you must come with patience. The menu is not very diverse and by early afternoon the establishment runs out of a certain type of meet. I suggest to try during peak hours. Enjoy!

Unfortunately did not get to taste the food. It was about 13:30 hrs and they had run out of…read moreeverything except chicken breast. I cane for mofongo...