Food in OSJ....

[TammyLee05]

My hubby and I will be in San Juan in January and plan on visiting the Forts and Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery. But most importantly we are both foodies! What's your favorite places to experience authentic cuisine? We are hoping to have breakfast, snacks and lunch while in port!

Thanks y'all!

[OnePsychLynne]

I can't wait to see the responses on this thread! My fiance and I are going to San Juan in February and I don't really see any shore excursions I like for foodies.

 

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[seashinesunshine]

My hubby and I will be in San Juan in January and plan on visiting the Forts and Santa Maria Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery. But most importantly we are both foodies! What's your favorite places to experience authentic cuisine? We are hoping to have breakfast, snacks and lunch while in port!

Thanks y'all!

 

We loved Vaca Brava, not really PR food, but it is an Argentinian type of steakhouse. Really good burgers, about 10$ pp, but they had platters of ribs and stuff that they serve family style that looked amazing!!!! Really cool building too.

And the ice cream type of stuff that the street vendors sell is SO good, I don't usually buy street food, but this is not to miss.

Of course, my daughter's absolutely favorite place in eat in OSJ is the Burger King. :D Its fine for Burger King, but skip that and have that at home.

[ReRe71]

Cafe Puerto Rico is excellent

 

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[espmass]

When we spend a few days in San Juan in February we plan to book the Taste of San Juan food tour. http://www.sanjuanfoodtours.com. You might also want to try the tapas bar at the El Convento Hotel.

[leighuf]

Try this foodie tour! We loved everything we sampled! :D

 

http://www.sanjuanfoodtours.com/

[SugarStar00]

We liked barrachina for dinner and toro salao ( near Starbucks) for lunch. Great fish taquitos!!