Another souvenir shop in Condado. Trying to find that last t-shirt. The store is very cool with a…read morepretty strong air conditioner. The store isn't as large as those in Old Sauk Juan but it has a nice sampling of what you might be looking for. I'd give them a try but check out Old San Juan.

Didn't find much of anything . Old san juan is probably your best bet. But if you're down the…read morestreet then come check it out... you might find some treasures they have some local candy I see.

This review is for the location in Terminal C. It feels like it's bigger than the one we visited in…read moreTerminal A, but I'm sure they still carry the same items. I stopped in for a last minute souvenir before leaving San Juan. What I liked is that they have locally made products. The colorful ornaments from an artist named Susana López Castells caught my attention. I couldn't pass up the image of Calle de la Fortaleza in Old San Juan adorned with hanging umbrellas. It has both the Puerto Rican and American flag in the image which is exactly what I wanted. I kind of wish I had bought a tile or a magnet to go with it. The prices are definitely higher at the airport, but the service was very good. She wrapped up the ornament very well without me even asking. I'd return for more souvenirs. There's a huge variety of items including candies and snacks to take with you on the plane. Check it out when flying in or out of SJU.

I can't believe I forgot to review this wonderful shop after I landed in Puerto Rico! It's inside…read morethe airport & I bought coffee for my brother to send home from here. Altho I wish to find instant coffee but in Puerto Rico they don't sell it, which I have learned in time lol..! I was in awe with this place but I have just landed & I need to go to my hotel to rest & plan my visit. I did end up buying some more coffee on my way back to New York City & wished I should have get it from a local store! I actually forgot & end up paying a higher price! Place is so magical, loved the colors & cultural items so much ! Prices were ridiculously higher & I expected it already, it's being inside the airport! Customer service was great, still dreaming to go go back to Puerto Rico____

This store was great. Very friendly and lets us try several kinds. We like the turtle gourmet…read morepopcorn the best. fantastic.

Oh boy... this was a 10/10!…read more After spending a long, hot day exploring Old San Juan with the kids, we stopped by Cortés ChocoBar in Condado for something cold, and it was exactly what we needed. We ordered three of their frozen chocolate drinks, and every single one was absolutely delicious. Thankfully, it wasn't busy when we stopped by, so it was the perfect place to cool off and take a break from the heat. The café had a modern, inviting atmosphere, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I asked if one of the frozen drinks could be split for the kids, and although they didn't split it for us, they happily gave us two extra cups so we could divide it ourselves. It was a simple gesture that we really appreciated. The frozen chocolate drink was rich, creamy, refreshing, and perfectly chocolatey without being overly sweet. Even the whipped cream was delicious, especially with the chocolate pieces on top. Everyone in our group loved it, and it quickly became our favorite sweet treat of the trip. Whenever we're craving something cold and chocolatey during our stay in Puerto Rico, this will definitely be our go-to spot. We can't wait to come back and try their bonbons before we head home!

It's the chocobar extension of the Caribbean Chocolate Cortés brand of bars that are similar to the…read moreFrench Chocolat-Menier used for making hot chocolate. I've bought them at the grocery store for my mother over the years when I couldn't find Menier. I was hoping to see some unique desserts at Chocobar Cortés. Let's just say that the chocobar at this location was not what I was expecting. It's like an express version of their original one in Old San Juan. This is located in the lobby of the Condado Palm Hotel. There are 2 entrances. Don't make the same mistake we did by trying to access at street level. That door is locked. You'll need to enter through the hotel lobby. The service is very slow here. There was only one other person there. We ordered a box of 6 chocolates and payed for it. I'm guessing he was making a drink for the other guest because he asked us to wait a few minutes. It ended up being longer so he told his colleague (who just came back from a break) to make up the chocolate box for us. Unfortunately, it took even longer as this other guy was more interested in the 2 young girls who just walked in. The chocolate bonbons were good, but nothing unique. It's the same artisan chocolates that you see everywhere for the same high price. Perhaps this location is better for their specialty cocktails in the evening time. I was looking forward to trying the choco-latte at some point. I doubt there will be a next time.

Well, being a Senior of the Class of 2018. I can say that the Candy Store is pretty serviceable…read more But it does have some flaws. Stock: The candy store hasn't been too well stocked lately, but when it is stocked, it always has good merchandise. However, it definitely needs more items to diversify what one can buy. For example: Gum would be a very high seller at the candy store. Cleanliness and Functionality: On another note, the store isn't very clean, but it doesn't really affect you if you're a customer on the outside. (It's kind of gross but, you know.) In addition, the ICEE machine barely ever works. Service: The service is generally good. It's just very crowded with people that won't buy anything. But once you push your way through the crowd you get your stuff pretty fast. This all being said, though, the candy store does have very good things. Good chips, good beverages, good ice cream. I just wish it was well stocked, cleaner, and more functional. 5/10 It's semi-poetic. Aw yee!

This is the worst candy store in the entire world. The service .... horrendous. If you want…read moreterrible service come here because that's what your get. 5/5

Service was very personal and great. More of a local spot, vice touristy (thank god). Came with…read moremy family, everyone ordered ice cream, while I went traditional and ordered a strawberry limber. Ice cream flavors were relatively common, with the exception of a few (oatmeal, corn &passion fruit). Word to the wise - if you're navigating here, use google maps. Apple Maps and Waze both lead to an older location. Parking is not the greatest, but there are some side streets you can use.

- yes! for the service - yes! to the frappe…read more im partial to the Oreo/kit kat - the ice cream does taste kind of frost bitten - cost is relatively inexpensive

Just had a blast from the past - had a parcha limber that just brought me back to a time when I was…read morea kid and visited PR. Nice, smooth, and very fruity. The plus - it was a big serving and wonderful price. Daughters had a cheese cake limber - WHO KNEW YOU CAN THAT! She enjoyed her very first limber to the point of finishing before anyone of us. Wife had a Oreo limber and damn - that really tasted like a midnight snack on crack. Then then then had one of their specialty ice creams - oatmeal with crackers OMG! Run to this little place that makes their ice cream and limber with real PR love...

We came in the day after the New Year's Eve all-island blackout, and they didn't have limbers…read moreavailable -- I guess what they had they sold, and what was in the freezer was being frozen from liquid. So we got ice cream, and were a little surprised to see that all their tubs were Blue Bell (from Texas! we've done their factory tour) even though there were some definitely more Latin flavors. My favorite was almond!