Sat at the bar for a quick bite and the bartender took good care of us. Drinks came fast, which I appreciated. Only thing was we could hear some loud arguing between the kitchen and a waiter. Kind of killed the relaxed vibe a little. Food was solid though, nothing fancy. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area and want something easy.

Came for the chuletas can can, left full and happy. Portions are big, prices fair, especially with a couple of drinks. Owner knows what he&#39;s doing, pointed us right. Place gets busy, but that&#39;s a good sign. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want real food without the tourist markup.

Food was solid and portions were big for the price. Got in and out fast, which I appreciated. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. 👍

The mojito was strong, that&#39;s for sure. Got the mofongo and it was super filling. Prices are a little steep but I&#39;d come back for another drink.

The smoked meat alone is worth the drive from Caguas. Portion was solid for the price, and those fried plantains on the side hit the spot.

The Dorado al ajillo was really fresh and tasty. We sat near the window, chairs were comfortable enough to linger a bit. Solid first meal in Puerto Rico.

I had the best Argentinean Churrasco steak here, cooked in a kamado style ceramic grill. The flavors were outstanding, and the ambiance made the evening even more enjoyable. A must-visit for steak lovers!

Decent spot in San Juan. The drinks were well-made and the complimentary soup and fritters were a nice touch. Felt like eating at someone&#39;s place, which I liked. Food was pretty good overall, though nothing blew me away. Fine for a relaxed meal if you&#39;re in the area.

Codfish fritters were solid, plantain soup even better. Wait wasn&#39;t bad, moved fast. Pork chops tender too.

The salmon with tamarind sauce was the move. Sweet and tangy, fish cooked right. Veggie tacos were decent but the salmon stole it. Flan was solid too, not overly sweet. Easy walk from the port. Kids liked it but honestly I was just focused on that sauce.

Good gluten-free options and the staff actually knew their stuff. Coconut mojito was solid, but the sampler felt overpriced for what you got.

Grabbed lunch here on a quick break. Mofongo and skirt steak were solid, no complaints. House bread was a nice little extra. But the outdoor tables were kinda dirty, had to wipe one down myself. Wait was a bit long too, maybe 15 mins for the food. Fine if you&#39;re not in a huge rush, but don&#39;t come starving.

The food was really good&mdash;we tried a mix of local meats and fish. It&rsquo;s not cheap and a bit tricky to find, but the seating was comfortable and the staff made it easy to relax.

The arugula salad was solid, but that braised lamb with gnocchi really hit the spot. Lamb was tender, gnocchi had a nice chew. Chocolate souffl&eacute; was the highlight though, perfectly risen and rich. Stephanie took good care of us, checked in just enough. Place was a bit loud but I&#39;d go back for that souffl&eacute; alone.

The shrimp empanaditas and mojitos were on point. Service was quick too. Chicken tostones were kinda bland though, but the tostones themselves were fried just right.

Solid espresso drinks and the almond croissant was decent. Baristas Luis and Abdiel know what they&#39;re doing. Coffee in a hotel lobby, so not the coziest spot, but fine for a quick stop.

Coconut mahi was solid. Fish actually tasted fresh, not rubbery like most places. Pinchos were good too. Menu has stuff from the next door spot, kinda cool if you&#39;re with picky eaters. Place gets busy but whatever. Worth stopping if you&#39;re in the area.

Good spot for a beer and some empanadas. They got a nice open-air area, real chill. Just bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards.

Came for brunch and left stuffed. Portions are huge, fresh juice on point. Got that local flavor you don&#39;t always find. Place was buzzing, service kept up fine. Solid spot if you&#39;re hungry.

Iguanas Cocina Puertorrique&ntilde;a offers a wonderful dining experience with a beautiful view. The food was beautifully presented and full of authentic flavors. Perfect for special occasions!

Been coming here for years and the roast duck still gets me every time. Skin&#39;s crispy, meat&#39;s juicy, no complaints. Place gets busy around dinner so go early if you can. Already thinking about when I&#39;ll be back for another plate. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

The fried pork mofongo was solid&mdash;crispy on the outside, plenty of garlic. Portions are huge, almost too much. Paella was good too but the mofongo stole it. Service was fine, nothing crazy.

Came here on a busy Saturday night. Food was solid, got the mofongo and it had good flavor. Service was quick once we sat down. But man, the line outside took forever. We waited like 20 minutes just to get in. Place is popular for a reason I guess. Just come early or be patient. Prices are fair for what you get.

The corn ice cream with cinnamon is the reason I keep coming back. Creamy, not too sweet, totally different from anything else around here. Always grab one when I stop by.

Spicy tuna and Hawaiian lo mein were solid. Fresh, good portions, fair prices for the area. Service was quick but not hovering. Place was busy on a weekday night, still got seated right away. Fine for a casual dinner if you&#39;re nearby.

Loved the industrial vibe and the courtyard view. Coffee was solid, though service dragged a bit when it got busy. Fine if you&#39;ve got time to kill. ☕

The croissants were still warm when they brought them out. Coffee was solid too. Place gets busy around noon but the line moves quick.

Service was solid, and I loved the bossa nova playing in the background&mdash;gave the whole place a chill vibe. Got the grilled octopus and it was cooked perfectly, tender but still had that char. Menu&rsquo;s pretty big, maybe too big honestly. Prices lean a little high for the area, but I&rsquo;d come back for that octopus again 🐙

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