#1 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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yadilitta says:
Going to Mexican place in Puerto Rico? Well, it doesn’t make much sense when you listen to it, but this place was really good. We were eating Puerto Rican food the last couple of days and don’t get me wrong. It was tasty, but we were ready for a change and what better choice than Aurorita?
Th…
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#2 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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fran2011 says:
This amazing Argentinian restaurant is located near Plaza las Americas, (the main shopping mall), on Avenida Roosevelt. The usual Argentinian steaks are present, but there is also "gnochi" pasta (made from potatoes), some types of fish, and poultry. The "churrasco" steaks are heavenly!! The menu…
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#3 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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eglp says:
The Old Brewery harbor is a very nice restaurant and microbrewery in Old San Juan. When some friends fro Miami came to visit we went there for some beer. We tasted the sampler, a sample of each of the brews they make. It is very nice way to taste the beers. I liked most of them, and ended drinkin…
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#4 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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sweetsummerdaiz says:
On the lower level from the lobby is this hidden Italian restaurant.
Though its first appearance is very formal my companion for the evening was dressed in jean shorts and a Margaritaville tee shirt and no one looked twice.
Before we were seated we were both given champagne flutes with a rose …
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#5 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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Andy99 says:
Chciago Burger Co. is a surprise in Old San Juan. You may not immediately think of having a burger when visiting there. But, Chicago Burger Co. deleivers a great burger with a few Caribbean twists tossed in.
Classic hamburgers and cheeseburgers are served. But there are also specialties such as t…
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#6 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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sweetsummerdaiz says:
This Puerto Rican restaurant was on Isla Verde but away from the beach. It appears that it may have at one time been located right on the water but now sits on a busy street on hotel row instead.
The restaurant is open 24/7 and is full of locals at any given time of the day. Mofongo is one of th…
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#7 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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sweetsummerdaiz says:
My hotel was supposed to have a sushi restaurant in it but Shogun closed about 6 months ago.
So, the checkin clerk told me about a couple of other places in other hotels where I could get sushi nearby. When I asked him where he goes for it he recommended Nagoya, which was just a few blocks from t…
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#8 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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yadilitta says:
It’s a nice and open place close to Old San Juan, to be exact they are located on the Paseo de la Princesa.
Since it’s an open place, it’s perfect for the warm days, which are the most in San Juan. Just avoid it during the rain. Love the atmosphere here. The tables are situated in a nice p…
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#9 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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trixieSpot914 says:
i wanted to taste local PRican food & Francisco brought us ( me & 2 teens) to this place on the same avenue as the Intercontinental Hotel we were staying at & told us that the food served here was as near to PRican food as could be so i ordered take out of all the food they had to …
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#10 of 10 restaurants in San Juan
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ashleynpearson says:
Viejo San Juan is known for its culinary creativity and I think Tantra is a great display of that. The indo-latino cuisine ranges from South Indian dishes to a curried mofongo (traditional Puerto Rican food). The portions are generous so be prepared to have leftovers OR share your meals! I had the f…
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Aurorita Restaurant Mexicano
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Alfredo
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