Stopped by for lunch and coffee. Coffee was good. Lunch was ok, nothing special. Ambiance was nice…read more Owner took time off her schedule to chat with us and educate us about farming coffee which was great and highly appreciated.

Ok first off, google maps almost got me killed trying to find this place…read more Once located it was amazing. It was a perfect view!!! Tours are only given on Saturdays and we came on a Friday. The owner greeted us and gave us a bit of history about herself, the farm, the beans and other items they have growing on the property. We of course ordered ourselves café con leche with a slice of homemade carrot cake made by Naomi herself. Let me just say, I love a good carrot cake and I mean it has to be goood. The coffee was great but that carrot cake was EVERYTHING!!!! So much so that my wife made sure I wrote this review. I wish we could've came back for the tour and more cake, maybe a few more slices.

You get your bang for your buck here! I had a frozen coffee…read morewith amaretto--basically like a Frappuccino. It was plenty sweet and didn't melt instantly outdoors. The inside is incredibly hip and modern, which is very different from all of the surrounding shops in Utuado. Café Jumao very much feels like it was transplanted from an upscale city district. There are mini Jenga blocks on the tables.

The place looks really nice and the food is super tasty. Try the delicious "Utuadeño" sandwich!read more

Wonderful coffee with blended beans, dried and roasted by the owner. The hospitality was amazing…read more The owner and his family manage the the shop. The Mountain View from the bar in the back is beautiful

I really liked this place. Very laid back, good vibes. The coffee is excellent. I also loved their…read moretostadas con mantequilla. Perfect to accompany the coffee. Upstairs they have a small museum, which is worth checking out. You're already inside, right? Unfortunately, they aren't providing tours of the grounds and facilities due to the pandemic. Although, an employee told me they were preparing to start them up again soon. You can still walk around the grounds if you like. I recommend visiting the town of Jayuya. It is very nice, especially La Piedra Escrita. When you are here, this place is worth checking out. Be prepared for a long road trip through windy roads. Great views but some people can get dizzy. Also, our GPS signal wasnt very good up here in the mountains. Keep that in mind. You may have to go old school. Still worth it.

This is pretty hacienda. The long trip was worth it. We decided to take a little day trip to…read moreJayuya. Our GPS failed on us and ended up taking us through a series of back roads. It was interesting and lovely, but it took forever. Our intention was to first go to La Piedra Escrita. Unfortunately, our son was asleep when we arrived, and because the walk from the parking to the site is long we decided to stop at Hacienda San Pedro first for some coffee. They informed us that due to the pandemic, they weren't giving any tours. Although, they are planning to resume them soon. It would have been nice to take the tour. Next time. Upstairs they have a little museum that one can see free of charge. They also have a lake, which was pretty cool. I ordered a cappuccino with whipped cream and my husband a latte. We also had a piece of cake and buttered toast. The cappuccino was very good. My husband liked his latte. The piece of cake was nice and moist, but small. The toast was good. We liked the coffee so much, we bought a 1/2 pound bag to take home. Next time we're in Jayuya, we are returning to see if they are offering the tour.

Drove over an hour and half to get here--wasn't able to enter or even purchase coffee to-go. Since…read morethen they have updated their website with specific information on visiting hours and their tours. Wish they would have done so before our travel guide made our itinerary but onward.... Roads are beyond narrow here--be sure to rent a smaller vehicle or over the side you go!

Great history of coffee plantations in Puerto Rico. Tasted their delicious coffee and toured this…read moreplantation. Beautiful. Highly recommend.

Our visit to Sandra Farms was one of the most enjoyable experiences we had on the island! Our…read moreguide, Carmelo, was spectacular - he was a wealth of knowledge, and long after we left, we kept talking about what we learned there, not only about the process of growing and processing coffee, but about Puerto Rico as a whole. I honestly won't look at coffee the same way again! Even my daughter and husband who don't drink coffee agreed that the samples we tasted were quite excellent - even without cream or sugar. The setting was breathtaking, and photos just won't do it justice, though I took many in an attempt to capture it accurately. Really lovely... Do not let the commentary on the roads to Sandra Farms deter you from going. We were in a sedan and it was fine, if a little bumpy in places. However, a word to the wise regarding driving there - first, download your Google maps before you leave WiFi service, because you will definitely go offline. Signage on roads is not always present (true throughout PR), and there are some forks in the road that aren't entirely clear. Second, people who live in this mountainous area (and there are many) are used to these roads, and often - as my mother used to say - take their half out of the middle. Drive slower than you think you should. The roads are narrow and feel more like 1 and 1/2 lanes, not 2 lanes. It is rare to find a line down the middle of these roads. There are often no guardrails, and sometimes not much of a shoulder. Our family had a great time squealing and laughing as my husband braved the many hairpin turns - it is definiely do-able, but just don't try to speed your way there. We got a cute t-shirt that said we survived the road to Sandra Farms, proving that it is just as noteworthy as any other attraction! Finally, these are the most gracious hosts - we were running late, because of a wrong turn, and they were so kind and patient. They made us all feel like we were friends that hadn't been able to visit in a long time. I definitely intend to return one day, and will be supporting their coffee production from home via their website. Te quiero Sandra Farms!

This our first tour during our stay in Puerto Rico and was one of our favorite experiences with the…read moretop spot going to the bioluminescent tour in vieques. I think that says a lot about how much we enjoyed this lol. The drive to the farm was beautiful. Yes the last 15-30 minutes are a little rough and narrow. The views are stunning once you arrive. Tal (likely spelling her name wrong, so sorry!) was a sweetheart during the tour! I learned about the coffee making process, how much effort it takes to be an organic farm and to truly appreciate that cup of espresso. I'm unsure about other farms but all the coffee beans here are harvested by hand! After we did a very brief walk to the coffee plants, we went to try some freshly brewed coffee. Roasted the regular and natural way, with delicious chocolate and banana biscotti treats as well. We also loved all the fruit trees we saw, even star apples! Israel was kind enough to let us pick the fruit we wanted!

This is probably one of the most exquisite restaurants I visited in Puerto Rico. The service, the…read morefood, the people I mean we were treated like royalty. Do not hesitate to stop by if you are visiting Puerto Rico

Love the food and the prices ! They are very friendly and the coffee is a must !! Very easy to find…read more... parking in the front and the back of the restaurant ... vert chill place l!

Quality was awesome. We had surf & turf Churasco was the STAR very tender perfectly cooked and a…read moregenerous portion. Arroz manpostiao was very tasty and with tostones, also a generous amount. We've been to owners previous places when visiting relatives in Utuado. Awesome food!

We came here several times during our time in Utuado! We thought the restaurant was called Hic Tea,…read morebut it turns out the turtle logo is actually an "o" and the restaurant is named Hicotea! Oops! This is a great place to relax if you just want drinks at the bar area, or iced coffee and tapas on a hot day. There's also a restaurant if you want a full meal. You can eat indoors in the AC or in the outdoor seating area. Good service and they can split checks if needed! Will definitely return next time I'm in the area!

I have to write this review because at the same time the food is delicious but I also has a bad…read moreproblem and this is not the first time. This is the fourth time that visited this bakery. The problem is took my girlfriend and me one hour just to get two coffees and one sandwich, I don't know what's wrong with them and this is not the first time this is the third time it seems like the people don't care. Why why I wish I could come one day again and enjoy the food that this bakery has it's great thanks again.

If you are in Utuado make sure you stop by at the best bakery in town! Delicious sandwiches,…read moredonuts, and coffee in town! Try the cheesecake too!

I love this place and they have the BEST Té Chái!!!!! The owners are soooooo nice! They have great…read morewraps and well. They also put cute designs in your drinks. They take debit/credit cards. They offer desserts at the counter.