Top Restaurants in San Sebastian
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Reviews on Latin food in San Sebastian, Caribbean including Martir's, Brasas Bar & Grill, Paladar Campesino, Marisqueria Jibara, Hacienda El Jibarito, El Conuco de Cuca, El Ranchon De Mi Abuelo
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7. El Ranchon De Mi Abuelo
Reviewed By chiquita4439
The food is homemade and awesome!! The mojitos we tried, melon and orange, tasted amazing! By the second mojito I had, I was a little dizzy already; anyway, I am not much of a drinker buddy! We tried the "papas locas" and "picadera" and it was yummy, really..!!!!
6. El Conuco de Cuca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Sadlahens
This is one of my family's most favorite traditional Puertorican restaurants of the island. The arroz con gandules is made with gandules grown in the restaurant premises. The goat stew and the pork ribs are special as well. Cuca is the owner and her team make you feel like home.
5. Hacienda El Jibarito
Overall Ratings
3 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Lucy784
Was totally impressed, you transport yourself in time. The food is excellent, the service amazing; the facilities and location outstanding. You can have your breakfast and lunch, enjoying a spectacular mountain view. I had the best cappuccino ever. The Sangria is so good. The rooms have a private balcony with a nature view to relax. They have private hiking trials that take you to different waterfalls, excellent experience and exercise. The servers are all so attentive. You can do horseback riding around the Hacienda, Cristian the gentleman that helped us with the horses, was so humble and kind. This is an experience to go for and repeat.
4. Marisqueria Jibara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Mariscos y pescado fresco
Reviewed By travelauditor
Do not get me wrong, Marisqueria a fine, nice restaurant that is the best attempt in the area to reach the fine restaurants in San Juan. As such, my review will be comparing against such.First, the menu is interesting and some dishes intriguing. We were a party of 8 so we had the chance to try most of their dishes.However their logistics and service need to setup. Because we ordered the porterhouse steak (a shared steak) it took nearly 1 hours and half after the appetizers to all table get our meal. Service was also âso soâ. I truly recommend management that if their vision is to have a top restaurant, and charge a premium versus other restaurants in the area, logistics and training needs to be in place to reach such level.I will go back again and hopefully restaurant is reaching the expected level.
3. Paladar Campesino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Francisco G
Paladar campesino have great local soul food. A variety of manposteaos that are the heart of the menu. Also the brick oven pizzas are a most, and good mofongos. It's a quiet place with a great views. Visit after 2 pm and before night, to enjoy the view.
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2. Brasas Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Brasas Bar & Grill translates the True Latin American Flavors. Embers that wrought real tastes from scratch. A family restaurant offering midday special's chef-made lunch, a la carte dishes, dinner. Sweet paced brunch daytime weekends. Pleasant nightlife
Reviewed By SLR879
They took a group reservation. This would mean that they had the staff ready to deal with both bar and restaurant part, but no. The staff was more eager to get an order for a $5 drink at the bar than to serve us at the table and earn a tip for a $500+ tab. I had to stand next to the bar and order the appetizers, otherwise we would still be waiting. And still, Apps took about an hour to be at our table. I asked for tap water for 18 people and they gave me a jug without any cups or glasses. After being there since 7pm, around 9:50pm we were still waiting for our dinner so we asked to cancel the order. The waiter refused and told us it was already ready to be served. They served us at 10:05pm, still 15 mins after refusing and there was no consideration for our long wait. They need to know their limits. Either you are that low-key chinchorro bar or you set your place for a restaurant. You canât be both, You definitely donât know how to do it and I will rather eat dirt than come back to this place, let alone allow someone else to give it a try.
1. Martir's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Francisco G
If you want a great Mojito then go to Martir's Sport Bar. Also try the churrasco turnover is a must. The variety of Mojitos its crazy, ask for the house champion, the passion fruit mojito. If you want a great informal place to enjoy great drinks a some good puertorrican tapas, Martir's is the place. Prices are great!!!
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