San juan restaurants: The 24 Best San Juan Restaurants

12 Restaurants in San Juan You Can’t Miss

The constant evolution of Puerto Rican cuisine is on display at restaurants around San Juan.

In this cosmopolitan city, you can find dishes that preserve the traditions of Puerto Rican and Caribbean cuisine, or taste creations from Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and beyond. Puerto Rico is home to dozens of talented chefs who are always finding new ways to elevate and evolve the Island’s comida criolla (Creole food). From street food to fine dining, there’s something in San Juan to satisfy every craving and budget.

Savor traditional Puerto Rican cuisine and rum cocktails at Princesa Cocina y Cultura.

Princesa Cocina y Cultura

Princesa Cocina y Cultura is the first gastobar to open in Old San Juan. Princesa specializes in crafting traditional dishes combined with international and Caribbean flavors. The restaurant is surrounded by magical trees and offers a robust cocktail menu featuring a variety of rums from local distillers.  

Earth-friendly, organic cuisine at Marmalade Restaurant. 

Marmalade

Merging Contemporary French, Caribbean, and Spanish cuisine with eclectic techniques, Marmalade is one of the most exciting culinary destinations in Puerto Rico. Chef Peter Schintler breaks kitchen trends with a new vision of what a restaurant can be, working with Puerto Rican farmers to take advantage of local produce in a sustainable way. Put yourself in the chef’s capable hands with a tasting menu, or build your own feast from the a la carte menu, with wine pairings from Marmalade’s well-stocked cellar.

1919 Restaurant blends the experience of world-class dining with the flavor of locally sourced ingredients.

1919

The food at this upscale restaurant isn’t just farm-to-table — it’s ocean-to-table. Executive Chef Juan José Cuevas’ menu is full of sophisticated dishes, from crispy grain salad to braised veal cheeks over an apio polenta, passionfruit curd, coconut ganache, and pineapple-cilantro sorbet. If the food weren’t reason enough to visit 1919, the beachfront location inside the historic Condado Vanderbilt Hotel is enchanting.

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Cayo Caribe specializes in locally sourced seafood cooked with a Caribbean flair.

Cayo Caribe

A friendly eatery where creole and seafood dominate the menu, Cayo Caribe serves up quality ingredients and deep, layered flavors in every plate. From savory mofongo with lobster to mahi mahi tacos to arroz mamposteao and chuletas (pork chops), this restaurant offers home-cooked Puerto Rican cuisine at its finest. 

An artistically plated meal at Cocina Abierta in San Juan

Cocina Abierta

The translation of Cocina Abierta says it all: open kitchen. Not only can you watch the talented kitchen staff as they expertly craft the eclectic creations that will hit your plate, the menu takes an open-minded approach to food, sourcing flavors from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean and beyond. Located in the heart of the Condado, this lively, modern spot is close to many popular hotels — perfect for walking off a big dinner.

La Central by Mario Pagán at Distrito T-Mobile serves Puerto Rican flavors with a modern twist.

La Central by Mario Pagán

La Central by Mario Pagán is Distrito T-Mobile’s fine dining destination, where Chef Pagán brings flair and creativity to local flavors and dishes. The space and menu pay homage to Puerto Rico’s heritage as a sugarcane producer, incorporating sugarcane and rum into most dishes. High-quality cuts of meat and fresh fish and seafood are deftly prepared in the open charcoal kitchen, while rum-forward cocktails are served at the eye-catching bar which features a copper still at its center.

Acapulco Taquería Mexicana in San Juan. 

Acapulco Taquería Mexicana

You’ll think you’ve gone to taco heaven when you step into this Mexican joint in the trendy Calle Loíza neighborhood. The team at Acapulco pride themselves on using quality ingredients and bringing an authentic South-of-the-Border flavor to the Island. Whether you’re in the mood for chilaquiles, totopos, or tacos loaded with everything from carnitas to pollo al pastor, you’re in for a fiesta for your mouth.

Sancocho ramen from Shibo.

Shibo

This casually elegant establishment blends Asian and local tastes and techniques for something truly one-of-a-kind. Try Creole spins on tapas, miso mofongo, or sancocho (Latin-American stew) ramen — plus a sushi bar offering creative rolls and fresh-from-the-sea sashimi. The full bar at Shibo also offers fun, fusion cocktails, like sake sangria.

Enjoy the modern side of Puerto Rican cuisine at Distrito T-Mobile.

Sazón Cocina Criolla 

Located at Distrito T-Mobile, Sazón Cocina Criolla aims to showcase the best of authentic Puerto Rican cuisine by using a variety of flavors, local herbs and spices, and fresh seafood. Sazón’s menu includes stuffed mofongos, wide pans of flavorful paella jíbara, asopao de camarones (a shrimp stew that is a staple dish in Puerto Rico), Caribbean lobster, and more.

La Casita Blanca features a robust menu complete with soup, seafood, and high-quality criollo plates.

La Casita Blanca

Ask the many public figures and celebrities who are regulars at La Casita Blanca, or “The Little White House,” and they’ll tell you that this is the most authentic, traditional dining spot in the San Juan metro region. With a delightfully old-school setting in Santurce, this restaurant will not only satisfy your taste buds but warm your soul. Every day, a list of 10 to 12 Puerto Rican dishes are posted on a whiteboard, with items like stewed beef with rice and beans, codfish and mashed root vegetables, and crabmeat gazpacho waiting to fill your belly.

Have chocolate for breakfast, lunch, dessert, and happy hour at Chocobar Cortés.

Chocobar Cortés

From mofongo drizzled in chocolate hot sauce to the Chocolate Lover’s Cake, Chocobar Cortés infuses rich and creamy chocolate into nearly every dish and beverage. An innovative gastronomic space, Chocobar offer a sophisticated backdrop that’s ideal for everything from business lunches to family brunches.

Vianda’s ever-evolving menu features local ingredients and other products.

Vianda

Recently selected as one of the 20 Best New Restaurants in America by the James Beard Foundation, Vianda has quickly made a name for itself in San Juan’s culinary scene since opening in 2017. Vianda’s evolving, farm-to-table menu leans on local ingredients to blend cuisines in exciting ways — like a Crispy Pork Belly Con “Arroz Kimchee” with coconut broth, mushrooms, roasted bok choy, and kimchee rice. The food is complemented by an extensive wine, beer, and cocktail list.    

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18 Best San Juan Restaurants (Where to Eat, By a Local)

There is a lot to do and see in San Juan, but if you’re a foodie, you’re probably more excited about where and what to eat.  

Fortunately, there are many delicious restaurants in San Juan to choose from. Whether you’re into casual atmospheres or fine dining, Puerto Rican food or international fare, this list of San Juan restaurants is sure to offer you something you’ll love. 

I live in the San Juan area and, every time I go out, still manage to discover a new place to eat!

So you can eat to your heart’s content, here my list of the 17 top places to eat in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Table of Contents

• 18 Best Restaurants in San Juan
  • Don Ruiz
  • Casita Miramar
  • SUR Barra Nikkei
  • La Casita Blanca
  • 1919
  • Marmalade
  • Cocina Abierta
  • Deaverdura
  • Café Cuatro Sombras
  • La Bodeguita de Manolo
  • La Bombonera
  • Cocina Al Fondo
  • Bodega Chic
  • Vianda
  • La Factoria 
  • Ropa Vieja Grill
  • Jose Enrique
  • La Alcapurria Quemá
• Local Dishes to Eat in San Juan
  • Mofongo
  • Alcapurrias
  • Rice and Beans
  • Piraguas
  • Roasted Pork

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18 Best Restaurants in San Juan

Don Ruiz

Cafe | $-$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 723 1462

If you’re about to start exploring San Juan forts, but you’re hungry, make a stop at Don Ruiz. Located inside the Cuartel Ballajá, Don Ruiz offers freshly brewed coffee, tea, sandwiches, omelets, wraps, and pastries. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy your coffee at one of the outside tables while admiring the view of Cuartel Ballajá.

Casita Miramar

Puerto Rican | $$ | Google Maps | 787 200 8227

This warm and inviting local restaurant on Avenida Miramar is one of the local favorites for its fresh and flavorful Puerto Rican food. Some items on the menu change, but you´ll always find great local staples. The mofongo, the chicken broth, and beef stew are some this San Juan restaurant’s most popular dishes. Just be aware that the place is small and often crowded, so you’ll probably have to wait before you receive your table.

SUR Barra Nikkei

Peruvian, Japanese | $$$-$$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 939 775 0365

Enjoy unique delicacies at SUR Barra Nikkei

You might think you know Peruvian and Japanese cuisines already. But SUR Barra Nikkei in Santurce promises to teach you a new side of each with its unique fusion menu. SUR Barra Nikkei boasts a relaxing and casual dining atmosphere, where you don’t have to worry about appearances or etiquette. Yet, the presentation and flavors of their plates are as good as a 3-star Michelin restaurant.

Chef Rafael Ubior Serrati and his team create dishes meant not only to feed you but to produce an experience of distinctive flavors, textures, and colors. Whether you’re a connoisseur or new to fine dining, you will leave SUR Barra Nikkei with a smile on your face and already planning your next visit. It’s definitely one of the best San Juan restaurants to experience.

La Casita Blanca

Puerto Rican | $$ | Google Maps | 787 726 5501

Even if it’s off the beaten path, this cozy restaurant will give you a taste of traditional Puerto Rican dishes without fancy additives. With a name that literally means “little white house”, this structure features a casual vintage environment that seems like it’s been the same way for a few decades, but don’t get discouraged by the appearance since you’ll enjoy a top-notch meal. 

The mofongo, codfish fritters, and garlic shrimp are some of the best dishes. Just be aware that you’ll have to find parking in the surrounding streets and that the menu is in Spanish.

1919

New American | $$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 724 1919

Hotel Vanderbilt, where you can find 1919

In San Juan, you’ll find 1919, a fine dining restaurant with the Michelin-star Executive chef Juan José Cuevas. Located inside the Vanderbilt hotel, the restaurant offers visitors a four-course meal with a spin to local ingredients. 

1919 also sports a curated wine list to accompany your meals. Besides the food, this restaurant features great service and a lovely atmosphere with a view of the ocean. Keep in mind you need to make reservations and dress up to visit it.

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Marmalade

International | $$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 724 3969

Located in the heart of Old San Juan, Marmalade is undoubtedly one of the best restaurants in San Juan. Featuring meal courses of 4, 5, and 6 plates, this fine dining restaurant offers a tasting menu, with vegan and gluten-free options made with local produce and fresh ingredients.

Groups with more than 6 persons can enjoy Chef Peter Schintler’s menu of 14 courses. You’ll have to park around the streets of San Juan to visit and you should also wear appropriate clothing.

Cocina Abierta

International, Latin, Caribbean | $$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 946 1333

If you’re looking for a culinary experience that makes your taste buds dance, then you should head over to Cocina Abierta in Condado. This restaurant offers a carnivore, omnivore, vegetarian, and pescatarian menu with 4 to 6 courses that change frequently. Visitors can also enjoy wine pairing in an elegant and relaxing atmosphere. The building has valet parking too.

Deaverdura

Caribbean, Puerto Rican | $ | Google Maps | 787 463 1038

If you’re looking for somewhere cheap to eat traditional Puerto Rican cuisine in Old San Juan, Deaverdura is a great option. This casual and colorful structure features a dining area, a bar, and a permanent art exposition. 

The restaurant’s menu features vegan and gluten-free options but it’s mostly filled with Puerto Rican traditional plates like rice and beans, beef stew, and roasted pork. The menu is on a chalkboard in Spanish but you can always ask your waiter for recommendations.

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Café Cuatro Sombras

Cafe | $$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 724 9955

One of the best places to enjoy coffee in Old San Juan is Café Cuatro Sombras. With beautiful decoration and a calm environment, Café Cuatro Sombras is perfect to start your morning seeping good, and strong Puerto Rican coffee with a side of guava toasts. There is an exterior patio you can sit on if you want to enjoy the island heat. If you bring your car, you have to park on the surrounding streets.

La Bodeguita de Manolo

Latin, Spanish, Puerto Rican | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | 939 399 0001

If you’re looking for a nice place to taste Latin, Puerto Rican, and Spanish food with a lively ambiance and a nice wine chart, La Bodeguita de Manolo is a great option. This restaurant in Condado offers cozy and yet refined facilities. The Spanish tapas, black ink squid risotto, and the ribeye steak are popular dishes you can’t miss during your visit.

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La Bombonera

Cafe, Latin | $$ | Google Maps | 787 705 3370

La Bombonera is one of those restaurants in San Juan that transports you back to the beginning of the 20th century. The facade of the restaurant is charming and everything from the front to the interior screams vintage. But fear not, because you’ll definitely eat a delicious breakfast. 

Make sure to ask for your coffee with a Mallorca, a tasty sweet bread you can enjoy with powdered sugar. They also sell lunch, dinner, and drinks. The waiting time can be long if it’s crowded, so this isn’t a place to visit when you’re in a hurry.

Cocina Al Fondo

Puerto Rican, Caribbean | $$ | Google Maps | Website |  787 469 5527

Finding Cocina Al Fondo is part of the culinary experience of this restaurant. Located on the backside of a gallery, the restaurant allows you to have dinner in an exclusive, rustic, and yet casual atmosphere. 

Cocina Al Fondo focuses on getting local ingredients from farmers, fishermen and even harvested from their own patio and turning them into edible art that will delight all of your senses. To find it, look for a common house structure between the Marshalls and a church.

👉🏻 Local Tip: As of November 2021, Cocina al Fondo is temporarily closed. Their website announces they’ll be reopening soon so before visiting make sure to call ahead or check their website.

Bodega Chic

International, French | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | 787 721 6083

If instead of Comida Criolla,  you’re looking for a place to eat Brunch on Sundays, then head over to Bodega Chic in Calle Fortaleza.  This restaurant in Viejo San Juan offers a laid-back casual experience and delicious French cuisine. 

Besides omelets and toasts for brunch, you can also enjoy plates like fresh mussels and braised lamb during the week. This place also is home to a bar for those looking for cocktails. Keep in mind the vegan and vegetarian options are slim.

Vianda

Caribbean, Puerto Rican, Italian, Vegetarian | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 939 475 1578

Chef Francis Guzmán started his restaurant shortly after Hurricane Maria and it wasn’t long before it became famous. Its amazing mix of local and international flavors results in an ever-evolving variety of menus for small plates, large plates, and cocktails. You need to make a reservation ahead because of the high demand for a table.

La Factoria 

Bar | $$ | Google Maps | Website 

For a more lively atmosphere full of locals, loud music, and nightlife, visit La Factoría. Although it’s a bar and therefore the alcohol menu has more variety than the food menu, the fish tacos, tofu fries, and vegan tacos make a great snack. If the place gets crowded, you’ll have to wait more than expected for your meal.

Ropa Vieja Grill

Caribbean, Spanish, Latin | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 428 0237

The Condado area is full of highly recommended and amazing restaurants with renowned chefs, and one of them is Ropa Vieja Grill. This restaurant offers flavorful Caribbean food served in an elegant and colorful way. During your visit, try out the pork chops with rice or the mofongo topped with Ropa Vieja.

Jose Enrique

Caribbean, Latin, Seafood | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | Website | 787 705 8130

Once located in La Placita de Santurce, this place is one of Puerto Ricans’ and visitors’ favorite because it captures the essence of homemade local Puerto Rican food and traditional flavors. Although the seafood is great, other local dishes are definitely worth trying. If you’ve never tried a bacalaito, start your visit by ordering one!

La Alcapurria Quemá

Latin, Puerto Rican | $$-$$$ | Google Maps | 787 535 0000

A visit to Puerto Rico isn’t complete without tasting Puerto Rico’s traditional fritters. Hidden inside La Placita de Santurce you’ll find La Alcapurria Quemá, a casual restaurant that features traditional plates like mofongo, pork, and tostones. 

But, if you’re visiting this place, you should try the amazing fritters like the alcapurria, and pastelillos. This restaurant is also ideal to enjoy the nightlife of San Juan.

Local Dishes to Eat in San Juan

Mofongo

Mofongo is a traditional Puerto Rican dish that consists of mashed plantains, usually in the form of a half-sphere, that are deep-fried. Locals eat mofongo either alone or filled with meat, chicken, or shrimp.  

Alcapurrias

An Alcapurria is a type of Puerto Rican fritter filled with ground beef. The dough gets prepared with shredded green bananas, yautia, and plantain plus some local spices. Finding alcapurrias in a restaurant might be difficult, so you’ll need to search on food trucks and chinchorros, smaller food kiosks that sell fritters.

Rice and Beans

One of the staples of Puerto Ricans is rice. You can find it as a side dish on almost any traditional plate. Often, it’s accompanied by red or pink beans. If you’re visiting a restaurant in San Juan, Puerto Rico, ask for rice, and beans as a side dish with your main entree.

Piraguas

If you walk through Old San Juan, it won’t be long before you feel hot and thirsty. Hunt down the Piraguas kiosks around the city and you’ll find yourself enjoying a delicious cup of manually shaved ice with a sugary syrup of your choice. Cherry and tamarind are two common flavors.

Roasted Pork

Pork is an important part of Puerto Ricans’ diet and if you’re visiting the island, you can’t miss the chance to eat roasted pork. You can find the best pork in lechoneras, restaurants that specialize in the traditional dish. There is a great one in San Juan called Pernilería Los Próceres.

If you liked this list of dishes, be sure to check out my full guide to the 47 best Puerto Rican foods and dishes to try during your visit!

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  The San Juan area in Alicante is one of the most expensive and prestigious. Most often, this area is called by the name of the beach – one of the visiting cards of the city – Playa de San Juan (Playa de San Juan). The area is located in the northern part of the city and borders on El Campello. It got its name from the small municipality of San Juan de Alicante (San Juan de Alicante or, in Valencian, Sant Joan d’Alacant), located some distance from the sea.

  In terms of development, quality of housing and prices, Playa de San Juan and San Juan de Alicante are two different worlds, which should be considered when choosing an investment or residence.

  San Juan area in Alicante: general information

  The average cost per square meter of housing in the Playa de San Juan area at the beginning of 2022 was 2.780 € / m2, and in the municipality of San Juan de Alicante – 1.574 €/m2. The difference is obvious. San Juan de Alicante is similar in terms of building type, class and quality of objects to other urban areas of Alicante (Villafranqueza, Villahermosa, Santa Faz, etc.), but Playa de San Juan is a completely different story: it is on its territory is the most prestigious and luxurious real estate in Alicante.

  In terms of amenities, the San Juan area in Alicante is considered almost a reference. It is comfortable to both relax and live here permanently. The infrastructure of the area includes convenient transport interchanges, parks, public and private educational institutions, medical centers, pharmacies, hotels, supermarkets, a golf club, not to mention a wide variety of bars, cafes and restaurants.

  Despite the high prices, this urban area leads in terms of demand for real estate. Moreover, it is appreciated by both foreign investors and the Spaniards themselves. An important role here is played by the magnificent sandy beach of Playa de San Juan, which stretches for almost 3 km from south to north and smoothly turns into Playa de Muchavista.

  Playa de San Juan in Alicante

  Playa de San Juan used to have a different name – Playa de l’Orta, but was renamed. The old name was preserved for a small microdistrict located on a rocky cape, where a lighthouse rises, and from where the beach itself begins.

  Not every major resort can boast such a beautiful beach located in the city. As a rule, city beaches are small and busy, and for freedom and comfort you have to travel to the suburbs. However, this rule does not apply to Alicante: the total length of the beaches of Playa de San Juan and Playa de Muchavista is more than 6 km, which allows you to relax with maximum comfort. The beaches annually receive the highest quality ratings – blue flags, and boast their own excellent infrastructure: observation towers, lifeguards on duty during the high season, sports equipment rental, sunbeds and umbrellas, playgrounds, ramps for people with disabilities, etc.

  The beach is suitable for families with children, because has a gentle approach and moderate waves. And at the height of the tourist season, the fun begins on the beach: open-air pubs and cafes open, dance classes, yoga and gymnastics are organized.

  Infrastructure of the Playa de San Juan area in Alicante

  In the area itself and within a radius of 5 km from it there are more than 30 educational institutions, both public and private, designed for children of all ages. Of the private colleges, it is worth mentioning separately Escuela Europea De Alicante – a college founded in 2000 and opened its doors to the first students in September 2002. This is one of the best private educational institutions in the province, paying great attention to foreign languages: Spanish, English, French and German are taught at the school. The European diploma on the successful completion of the course allows college graduates to enter universities in other EU countries.

  Also noteworthy is the Colegio Internacional El Valle de Alicante, where the main languages ​​are English, German and Spanish. Upon graduation, graduates can take exams in the Spanish curriculum to obtain a Spanish diploma and enter local universities, or according to an international program for subsequent admission to European universities.

  Another attraction in the San Juan area of ​​Alicante is the Alicante Golf. In Spain, this game has long ceased to be associated exclusively with the British: everyone plays it, and Spanish golf clubs top the European ratings. Golf club “Alicante Golf” is considered one of the best clubs not only on the coast, but throughout Spain. The club has a school, a small training field for beginners, as well as a hotel and a great restaurant, Restaurante Petímetre.

  In the area there are several large supermarkets, a public clinic, a private medical center Policlínica Maio, a sports club Club Deportivo Arena Alicante. For walking and jogging, the promenade and Parque La Marjal park are the best. Also in the area there are public transport stops, bank offices, pharmacies, shops, veterinary clinics, not to mention numerous bars and restaurants.

  Property in the San Juan area of ​​Alicante

  In the Playa de San Juan area of ​​Alicante, property for sale from leading property developers. The most interesting objects are located on the first and second lines of the sea. First of all, we are talking about apartments and penthouses in closed residential complexes with swimming pools.

  In February 2022, housing prices in the Playa de San Juan area of ​​Alicante were as follows:

  • Studio – from 59.