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1. Acapulco Taquería Mexicana
$ | |Located behind a pawn shop, Acapulco doesn't have the most inspiring location, but you should seek out this tiny restaurant for some of the best Mexican food in Puerto Rico. The tacos and guacamole are always made from scratch, and the owners pride themselves on authenticity: you won't find iceberg lettuce or a chimichanga slathered in cheddar here. Instead, expect delicious tacos al pastor, with meat carved from a spinning rotisserie in an open kitchen, and equally tasty cochinita pibil (slow-roasted pork). Many dishes are topped with pickled onions, cilantro, fresh pineapple, and radishes. The margaritas are great, and the juices couldn't be more refreshing. The staff is friendly, and all speak perfect English.
2021 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-727–5568Known For
- Delicious tacos and guacamole
- Friendly service
- Excellent margaritas made with fresh juices
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2. Bocca Osteria Romana
$$ | |Located at the end of Calle Loíza, this family-run restaurant specializes in Roman dishes. The open kitchen turns out dishes like spaghetti carbonara, penne puttanesca, and bucatini all'amatriciana.
1059 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-727–8017Known For
- Roman-style dishes
- Italian comfort food
- Carbonara
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3. Egg Joint
$ | |Tasty sandwiches and burgers are available all day long at this small joint. The onion smasher comes with two beef patties, finely shredded onions, and cheese on a warm brioche bun, and specials may include a perfectly crisp, chicken-tender sandwich or a decadent pork belly with fried egg and sweet-and-sour chipotle sauce. Order at the counter, and grab a seat overlooking the street, or get your order to go and enjoy it at Ocean Park Beach.
1802 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-625–1547Known For
- Burgers
- Tater tots
- Excellent sandwiches
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4. Nonna
$$ | |This cozy spot does a wonderful job with traditional Italian dishes of the kind that your nonna (grandmother) might have made. The ravioli di anatra, filled with braised duck and pear in a port-wine reduction and topped with truffle butter, is great. There is also a nice selection of specialty pizzas made with Caputo flour from Naples.
103 Calle San Jorge, 00911, Puerto Rico787-998–6555Known For
- All house-made pastas and mozzarella di buffala
- Cozy ambience
- Creative cocktails
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5. Sabrina
$$ | |Named after the classic film starring Audrey Hepburn, this lively, tropical-chic bistro serves creative Caribbean dishes such as poached lobster in clarified butter or mussels in coconut broth. Sunday brunch is a draw, too, with options like eggs Benedict with mangú. Fashionable locals also come to sip cocktails and enjoy the live music that's often being played.
1801 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-302–5419Known For
- Seasonal menu
- Fashionable crowd
- Live music and cocktails
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6. Tresbé
$ | |The three "B's" in this bright-yellow restaurant's name stand for bueno, bonito, y barato, a common saying that means "good, pretty, and affordable." Tasty and inexpensive—no wonder it's such a hit with everyone from beachgoers to artists to young professionals. Order at the window, and sit at one of the picnic-style tables on the wooden deck. The grouper ceviche is a favorite dish, as is the beef slider on a sweet Hawaiian bun with tamarind and coffee barbecue sauce. A bar and coffee shop are also on-site. Come back at night for cocktails; it's a fun place to mingle with locals.
1765 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-294–9604Known For
- Alfresco dining
- Grouper ceviche and beef sliders
- Drinks
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7. YOKO
$$$ | |The decor is minimalist yet inviting, a nod to Japan's tradition of elegant simplicity, and the culinary experience is spectacular. Start with the pork gyozas (dumplings) or tomorokoshi (grilled corn), before moving on to the sushi rolls. Specials may include uni (sea urchin) or toro (fatty tuna) flown in from Japan.
1762 Calle Loíza, 00911, Puerto Rico787-624–6120Known For
- Izakaya
- Sushi
- Toro flown in from Japan
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun.
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