One of the first things I do when I visit Humacao is come eat here , why? The food is amazing!…read moreThey've been here forever (I used to go back in the 80s) and nothing has changed (food wise ) come see why it's a local institution!

(3 de 5) La comida en El Potosí es deliciosa y auténtica, de…read morelo mejor en Humacao si buscas tacos o comida mexicana de verdad. El problema es que desde sus inicios nunca han tenido estacionamiento para los clientes, y eso hace la experiencia incómoda. Vale la pena por el sabor, pero prepárate para dar vueltas buscando dónde dejar el carro.

The service was very fast has there chicken burrito without beans and chips and cheese on the side…read more Very authentic taste.

The best Mexican food in San Lorenzo,Puerto Rico . The place is so clean employees are gently. Te…read morerecomiendo el mejor Restaurante Mexicano en San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico

The tacos were worth the stop. Came here from the airport…read moreon the way to Cabo Rojo. It helps if you speak Spanish but the staff was helpful & accommodating enough. We were passed on to the only person that spoke English (or tolerated tourist?). It's an open air space. There's no AC, just fans. Expect some flying things and can be a bit warm in the summer. There's parking but it's small and can get packed quick and if you've driven in Puerto Rico, you already know... :)

The service is TERRIBLE!! they have bees all over the place !!!…read more All servers live in La La land !!! - Food! Pork tacos are very good ! Order 2! Chicken tacos are good but not great ! They add to much to tomato to the burritos, if you like tomatoes this is your burrito Lol! They have other plates only for lunch! - Drinks ! They don't make very good drinks ! Just stick with beers ! Medalla is the local beer Sangria frozen Is the new hit in PR ! They have it! That is why I am giving this place 2 stars!!!!

Great food, good prices and friendly atmosphere!! A must…read moreplace for lechon whenever we visit the island!!

The Ruta del Lechon "the pork highway" in Guavate, Cayey is a located about 45 minutes from San…read moreJuan. My friend mentioned that this was her favorite place for traditional whole spit-roasted pork and we headed that way for lunch. It is not a fancy place but the flavors are so worth the trip! The place was packed with locals and visitors alike. We stood in line, selected and pointed to what we wanted and we paid at the other end of the counter. They have open coveted seating and they have fans going. Lively music played in the background. We left with our bellies full and happy with our delicious adventure.

This is a nice little hidden gem in the area. I understand the reason for visiting Puerto Rico is…read morefor the Puerto Rican food. BUT, at times you want something different. This place was pretty busy for a Tuesday night. We were seated immediately and noticed they had a great happy hour deal. The decor was colorful and true to its Latin roots. My friends ordered margaritas but did not like them because the balance of liquor and flavorings did not meet the standards what we felt was a good margarita. Their nachos were delicious and their tacos were flavorful and very filling. Overall, good eats and fun atmosphere.

Looking for a place to eat in Good Friday, and our first three choices were closed... So glad we…read morestumbled onto this place! Food was intense and flavorful. We got the 8 taco box, and each one was unique and delicious. Good service, if a little slow, but the ambiance was solid... I didn't mind waiting.

This truck has so many refreshing items; acai bowls, ice cream, and lemonades. We came by here two…read moredays to enjoy the lemonades. For the price of $10, you get a huge lemonade. The tamarind was both of our favorites, and the mango and sandia(watermelon) were tasty, honorable mentions.

Wanted to give this place a try since most everything on this island is overpriced burgers, chicken…read moretenders or other not exciting Gringo food. Ordered with no eise in line then the wait began... Multiple people who ordered after us got their orders , had a tour booked so we didn't have hours to wait. Got lots of attitude when asking about our order, waited more, finally got our food. Completely over cooked pork cutlets and a completely over garlicky fish filet on top of a mound of lettuce. Wish I could get my pre/tip back. Beans were good that's about it.

I sat outside, and it was pretty much me and my friends. The burrito was wonderful. Since we were…read morethe only ones outsides, I believe that it may have take a bit for the waitress to get our order. Regardless, once she took our order, she consistently followed up to make sure we were okay. I give my review 4 stars for now, only because I feel that I didn't taste enough food to be able to give them the 5 stars. But the burrito that I ate was excellent. Also, they have great music choices. I loved listening to salsa as I sat outside. Definitely a place a would return to.

Ordered nachos, was given something else. If you do not speak Spanish, then do not go here. They…read morerefused to fix me what I ordered and charged me for the junk they gave me. Now I know why they had no customers at lunch.

The food was very tasty, the pernil was very juicy.... Not a dry piece. The morcilla was good but…read morelack a little pepper sauce. The service was great. The place was very clean, they even had a sink in a corner to wash your hands. There were not too many people, but the people were arriving. Overall, I would highly recommend it.

Oooooiiiii!!! The Legendary La Ruta de Lechon (Pork Highway)…read more AMBIANCE Parking: Can definitely get busy during peak hours and weekends, but there's usually attendants and nearby parking options helping direct traffic. There's paid parking and street parking. All in all come early. Seating: Huge open seating areas with picnic-style tables and plenty of room for large groups, families, and celebrations. Take your pick, close to the live music or the local river for a more natural feeling. Vibes: The area keeps you busy from souvenir shopping, listening to music, or just Chinchorreo (like bar crawl but with pork)! The spot itself is alive on the weekend with music, people dancing, pig roasting and for a calmer pace, enjoying the scenery of the mountain, flow of the river and the chirps of animals around. Great place for a nice food adventure for families, friends, or just rolling through solo. FOOD / DRINKS Combo Plate (Recommend) I know it's important to save room to chinchorreo but especially if this is your first time, this should be your base. Lechon - Pick your protein, obviously I got pig - it was juicy, flavorful and tender slices of meat, and a nice piece of crispy skin. Morcilla - not your usual sausage but a rich flavorful with a chewy spiced earthy flavor. Pasteles - kind of like a tamale which was a savory soft doughy base. Arroz con Gandules - If they're out of their seasonal pasteles, then this is a nice savory with a lot of lot of lively flavors and seasoning. The portions overall were generous and very "family style" feeling. This is not tiny trendy food--you come hungry. CUSTOMER SERVICE Awesome! Props to the people that work the weekends for their consistent friendly service. TL;DR OVERALL 5 Stars. Good food, reasonable prices, and a one of a kind Puerto Rican vibe. From the mountain scenery, live local music, smoky aroma, and the general playful energy - this was a highlight of my trip I won't be forgetting for a while. When in Puerto Rico, La Ruta de Lechon is a must and make sure to stop by El Rancho Original. TIPS * Come hungry and come early (for parking and to get the best parts of the lechon). Weekends are the best as it is livelier.