Places to eat in Puerto Rico

All sorts of Pork can be found in Puerto Rico. They love it! Pork, plantains, and rice are probably the 3 major food groups! Anyway, driving around you can find folks selling roast pork on the sides of the road. It is delicious! I recommend trying it, street food can be a concern for some people. But I can promise you won't be sorry!

**Ps. It is cheap too. A piece of roast pork and rice will cost you only about $5!**

This pizza parlor is located at the Fortaleza Street and corner Tanca St and it is a rustic pizzeria.

The ambience of the pizzeria is old what with the ambience of Old San Juan - old Hispanic buildings and castles.

The pizzeria serve drinks, beers, and has great American wine selection.

The restaurant is opne Mon-We" 11:30 am- 11 pm

Thursday 11:30 am -12:30 pm

Friday and Saturday 11:30 a, to 2w am

Sunday - 11:30 am to 12 pm

If you are craving for Mexican food, this restaurant is the place to be. It is an indoor-outdoor restaurant and located in one of the prettiest street in San Juan.

They serve a wide variety of Mexican food and have a wide selection of tropical drinks.

The restaurant is open 7 days a week from 12 p- 9 pm.

This restaurant is probably the oldest Italian restaurant in Puerto Rico serving the local residents and tourists, celebrities and heads of states. It is very famous to the upper class residents as it is a little bit on the pricy side.

This restaurant has a nice presentation and creative but authentic Italian food.

It has an excellent wine bar with over 140 selections of wines. There is also a patio seating.

Casual dress codes.

This is a highly recommended restaurant by the Old San Juan Areas and Urban Guides.

The restaurant has daily specials and open on Mondays-Thursdays 11:30 am -10:30 m.

Friday and Saturday schedule is from 11:30 am to 11 pm.

This restaurant located in a beautiful building on San Francisco Street in Old San Juan serves the best coffee (of course, the Puerto Rican coffee is the best!). It has a great ambience and the staff are friendly.

This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and at night it converts in to a "tapas bar".

The restaurant uses local and fresh agricultural products.

Coffee shop. They are closed on the weekend. This is the closest restaurant I found where our meeting place on the second day we were in old San Juan. It's located close to the Deparment of Tourism.

They serve Puerto Rican coffee.

Ajili-Mojili -- this place is also popular with locals and tourists. Dress is resort casual, but no shorts or t-shirts. It has a lovely dining room, and great service. They serve true Puerto Rican cuisine in an atmosphere of "Tropical Elegance." the chefs use plenty of seasonings like garlic, cilantro, tamarindo, rum, wine....mmmmmm!

Favorite Dish: Pumpkin Fritters (appetizer)
The pumpkin soup is also wonderful.
Entree: Beef braised in Barrilito Rum or
little cornish hens with guava sauce.

This place was awesome!!! I had the lobster and steak and all I can say is WOW. They had a great selection of spirits also. They say it's where the pina colada was invented and my wife seems to think it was the best one she's ever had. I on the other hand drink vodka and they had my favorite, which is Belvedere and also had my close second which is Finlandia. So I was happy too.

Favorite Dish: Lobster and Steak