Guidebook for San Juan
Food Scene
One of my favorite places to have lunch, dinner or just a few drinks (Sangria, red or white, they are both equally great). Great food and very affordable prices.
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La Cueva Del Mar
315 C. del Recinto SurOne of my favorite places to have lunch, dinner or just a few drinks (Sangria, red or white, they are both equally great). Great food and very affordable prices.
- Mexican food
- Brunch menu Saturdays and Sundays until 4pm
- One of my go-to places
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La Madre
351 Calle de San Francisco- Mexican food
- Brunch menu Saturdays and Sundays until 4pm
- One of my go-to places
- Authentic Spaniard restaurant
- Best paella and sangria in town
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Rosa de Triana
72 Caleta de San Juan- Authentic Spaniard restaurant
- Best paella and sangria in town
Verde Mesa
Calle San José- Vegetarian restaurant
- A little pricey
Waffle-era Tea Room
100 Calle MarinaGreat waffle meals all day!
Great Puerto Rican coffee in a beautiful and cozy atmosphere.
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Café Cuatro Sombras
259 C. del Recinto SurGreat Puerto Rican coffee in a beautiful and cozy atmosphere.
Roastery, Museum & Café! Excellent place to go after visiting El Morro Fort, this coffee shop is located at the historic Ballajá Barracks where you can also visit the Museum of the Americas.
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Don Ruiz
Roastery, Museum & Café! Excellent place to go after visiting El Morro Fort, this coffee shop is located at the historic Ballajá Barracks where you can also visit the Museum of the Americas.
Arts & Culture
Museo de las Américas
Calle BeneficenciaMuseum of Art and History
150 Bulevar del Valle