Las Palmas - San Juan

Located at the corner of San Sebastián and Tanca streets, a little away from the most touristy area of Old San Juan, this restaurant has a casual look and eclectic decoration. The menu offers typical dishes of the country and local beers. Highly recommended dishes include arepas, fried cheese, and kan kan pork chops. The price, like in most places in the city, is around 50 dollars for dinner for two with beer. There is no air conditioning, but the open windows overlooking a small square where salsa music plays from early in the morning are appreciated. On weekend nights, there is even a band playing and Puerto Ricans dance as only they know how to do in the middle of the street.

Cozy and very central location, they also serve food until late at night. Opportunity to watch sports channels on TV in a well-mannered and helpful dining room.

Me encanta la comida!!! Las croquetas de corn beef saben brutallll!!! Ya he comido en dos ocasiones el ribeye... Super Rico también!! El ambiente es bueno. Siempre tienen musica en vivo... Voy a celebrar mi cumpleaños ahí!!

The staff is very friendly, prices are affordable, but make sure to bring cash as they do not accept cards.

Located on the corner of San Sebastian and Tanca streets, away from the traditional tourist hub of San Juan, this restaurant may appear casual with its eclectic decor. The menu showcases typical dishes of the country and offers a selection of national beers. Highly recommended dishes include arepas, fried cheese, and kan chop. Prices are in line with other establishments in the city, with a dinner for two with beer costing around 50 dollars. The restaurant lacks air conditioning, but its windows open up to a small square where salsa music plays from early in the morning. On weekends, a live band performs, and Puerto Ricans dance in the streets with their signature moves.