Puerto Rico Trip

Got to the airport around midnight. Ready to navigate clean airport. Bathroom were clean. Uber pick up was from B 19-20 area. Since landed in PR, its been a great experience.

One of my least favorite airports. The restaurants are a mix of American fast food: dominoes, popeyes; international fare: ramen, Spanish; and gas station food. And it's so expensive. Yes airports are expensive, but it's expensive and unsatisfying. Then the duty free is a waste of time. You can get the same items on the island and just pack it in your bag and save a bunch of money. And the security is super relaxed. I have a subdermal device that always get me pat down. I went through, they asked if I had a necklace, I said yes, and they cleared me. The airport isn't bad, it's just not good and spending time there isn't fun.

1. Puerto Rico’s Main Gateway SJU is the largest airport in the Caribbean by passenger traffic, carrying the island’s heartbeat in and out every day. 2. Named After a Legend The airport honors Luis Muñoz Marín, the first democratically elected governor of Puerto Rico. 3. Hub of the Islands It’s a major connecting point for flights to the Dominican Republic, British Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, St. Croix, and other Caribbean gems. 4. Opened in 1955 A mid-century classic, it has grown through several expansions to handle modern international traffic. 5. Two Main Terminals Terminal A (the newest) and Terminal B/C serve almost all operations, each with a different personality and airline mix. 6. JetBlue Territory It is a key focus city for JetBlue, operating dozens of daily flights. 7. Cruise Passenger Magnet Many travelers heading to Caribbean cruise departures at Port of San Juan arrive through SJU. 8. Airport Size The airport spans roughly 1,600 acres, compact but efficient, with runways long enough for wide-body jets. 9. US Territory Advantage Even though it feels like a tropical escape, SJU is a U.S. domestic airport. No immigration for U.S. citizens arriving from the mainland. 10. Art and Island Vibes Inside, you’ll find an airport dotted with Puerto Rican art, bright colors, and that unmistakable island warmth the moment you land.

Great airport. Best advice be there 2 to 3hr early just to be on the safe side. Just please wary of one of elevators to the terminals it will get stuck especially trying to get out. Follow these steps when at the airport have your bags go threw scanner so they can yellow tag it, then go to the counter and have your bag checked in after that you have to get in line for TSA, it can be really quick so just be patient and you shall make it to your flight.

I was flying out of Terminal A at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport in San Juan, and honestly the experience getting in was rough. With everything going on around the government shutdown, TSA was extremely slow—long lines and pretty chaotic just to get through the initial checkpoint. Definitely give yourself extra time. The airport itself feels older and a bit worn down. It could really use a refresh. That said, once you’re inside, there are actually a lot of solid food options for breakfast and lunch, plus some good shopping and local snacks. On the bright side, flights seem to run pretty smoothly and leave on time, which helps make up for the hassle getting in. Not my favorite airport, but it gets the job done for the area.

A bit underwhelming. We paid $5 a person to get in, but we could have just walked around the gardens for free and seen almost as much. The gardens are beautiful and lush. Definitely worth walking through

For those of you who are students of history, this is a great museum, especially considering it’s history, however it’s in need of some time and money to help renovate and make it presented in a better way for public viewing. It’s only $5.00 to enter and worth the visit but expect a little rustic presentation. There are some interesting gardens around the house but again, in need of some TLC.

Former home of Juan Ponce de Leon built in 1521. We visited on a weekday. Casa Blanca was an interesting walk through history. The old house features antique furniture and portraits. There was no tour guide so it was a self-guided open house experience. Admission was inexpensive. There are several cat residents to meet and a beautiful tropical garden with grand trees. Spent about 30 minutes looking around and snapped some pictures. Loved the old furniture and history. This was my second visit to Casa Blanca, last year I tried to visit on a Saturday and it was closed for an event so I recommend having a backup plan nearby if it's closed.

Museo Casa Blanca is one of the most magical wedding venues in Old San Juan. After years of recommending it to my couples, I finally had the chance to photograph a wedding here, and it exceeded every dream I had!! With its historic architecture, sweeping ocean views, and lush gardens, Casa Blanca is a rare gem. We had a beautiful First Look in the garden near the fountain, followed by a ceremony in the lower patio with a panoramic view of the San Juan Bay. The setting was quiet, intimate, and unlike anywhere else in the city. As a wedding photographer, I especially love that you don’t need to leave the venue grounds to get a variety of stunning portrait locations: it offers the full Old San Juan aesthetic, all in one place. Sharing a few of my favorite photos to show just how breathtaking this venue can be for an intimate wedding or elopement.

So close to the cruise port and so worth the time! My wife and I spent a few hours visiting old San Juan just before Christmas, 2025. The Paseo de la Princess is gorgeous! It was all decked out in Christmas decorations when we were there. We enjoyed an art exhibit at the old jail. We went into the courtyard at the back of the building, then turned right to go through a narrow passageway to see a few preserved old jail cells (not the most inviting accommodations!). We went on to walk around the path by the sea, then onward to the National Monument and through the old town back to our ship. Lots of atmosphere, and well worth the time spent!

San Juan is beautiful and this is a lovely place to stroll along, in the shade from the trees and browsing the many local crafts at the stalls dotted along the way. If coming off a cruise ship head left.

The Paseo de la Princesa is, without a doubt, one of the most magical places in Old San Juan. From the moment you start walking among the trees and colonial style lanterns, you feel like you're traveling back in time. The ocean breeze, the sound of the fountain, and the view of the bay create a unique experience...perfect for a stroll with family, your partner, or simply to disconnect from the noise of the world. Along the path, you'll find local artisans, live music, and if you're lucky, even a cultural performance. All of this set against the majestic backdrop of El Morro and the city’s protective walls. It’s safe, clean, and has a special vibe you can only feel in Puerto Rico. Every time I go, I'm reminded why this piece of history remains one of my favorite spots. Highly recommended for both tourists and locals!

Good place to start your walking tour of old San Juan. Park in the lot nearby and walk all the way to the “Puerta de San Juan” or take the scenic walking path along the water if it’s open. Every time I’m in PR I come to old San Juan and do the same walking lap. It never gets old. Plenty of vendors of food, drinks and souvenirs all over the place.

On of my favorite spots out here. They have some great piña coladas. I wish I took the name of my first waiter to give him credit. He has a bald head and curling mustache. And I need to give credit to the beautiful Afro-latina with the curly hair, behind the bar on the first floor, who made the piña coladas while we waited for seating upstairs. My review is based on those two. Definitely reserve the tables upstairs if you have time to wait. I had the Skirt steak one night with mofongu and stewed rice and beans. The steak was very tender ordered with a medium doneness. The picture below is the surf and turf which was also pretty good.

To start the service here was the highlight. The servers were both friendly and attentive. The main issue we had was with cockroaches which invaded our dinner about halfway through. From behind the bar we saw 5-10 cockroaches the size of dates crawl all over the bar, ceiling, and walls around our table. At one point our server had to swat away a cockroach for us as it got very close to our table. The food here was alright. I had the shrimp and carne frita mofongo with a side of arroz mamopasteao. The rice was excellent. The best I had on my trip to PR was 100% recommend. The carne frita was dry and the mofongo was similarly dry and hard. I couldnt cut through the monfongo with my fork. Additionally they didnt give enough sauce for the mofongo so that didnt help the dryness. The flan de queso was good. The drinks were good. I got the pina colada and the mojito and both were excellent. Well balanced with alcohol and sweetness. The wait is very long. Expect to wait at least 1hr before being seated and one of the nights we tried to go and never got called back.

The food was absolutely ahhhh-mazing! The drinks, so disappointing - watered down, small and expensive for what we received. The night atmosphere indoors was live, as the music on all levels was booming while the crowd was in and out. We opted for outside seating, and still it was quite crowded. Service was delayed at times. Overall, our meals/appetizers, we throughly enjoyed.

Great Mofongo and queso frito. Best Pina Colada i’ve ever had. Amazing service and very attentive from the employees, especially Luis who was absolutely amazing. 10/10 recommend!

Todo estuvo muy buen! the fish tacos and beef empanadillas were delicious and the verguenza colada was really good. Kelvin was our server and he was very friendly and gave amazing service

Such a beautiful spot. I spent a few hours hiking and honestly could've stayed even longer. Wear good shoes because some of the trails can get pretty slippery, and try to get there early before it gets too crowded.

So many things to do! So beautiful. Highly recommend. Multiple waterfalls that are must see. No entry fee. Parking can be a little tricky so recommend to get there early. Britton hike was a little steep going up but worth it.

Free entry, free parking. Parking is difficult and the roads are crowded. However, you HAVE to go! There are so many waterfalls and other amazing things you have to see! Definitely worth a trip. I would recommend getting there earlier. It seemed like the later it got, the busier it got as well. Even with the crowds you can still swim and get in the waterfalls with no problem. Everyone seemed to "share" respectfully 😁 It was an amazing experience!

Absolutely beautiful!! The waterfalls, rainbows, animals and nature. Such a beautiful place to visit. If you decide to go, wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking. They also have tours available if you chose not to walk. Either way it is a gorgeous experience!

Amazing! Beautiful rainforest. We'll maintained and accessible. Staff at the visitor center were friendly and the facility was clean, informative, and offered great information. Highly recommend visiting. There are frequent locations to pull off and see various sites. Was easy to navigate for first time visitors but roads are narrow, so use caution when driving.

El Yunque is a must see. But you better get there early. We did get there early and went directly to el portal to get a lay of the land. We did Juan Diego falls (go all the way!). You will get muddy but that’s half the fun. Took a look at Coco Falls. Pretty and no energy expended. E climbed the Hokalu Tower. Fine views! E would have hiked up to Mount Britton tower but impossible to park. 😠 then finished with a hike/swim to Angelito Falls. Very nice and popular swimming holes. All in all - well worth the visit.

Such a beautiful spot. I spent a few hours hiking and honestly could've stayed even longer. Wear good shoes because some of the trails can get pretty slippery, and try to get there early before it gets too crowded.

So many things to do! So beautiful. Highly recommend. Multiple waterfalls that are must see. No entry fee. Parking can be a little tricky so recommend to get there early. Britton hike was a little steep going up but worth it.

Free entry, free parking. Parking is difficult and the roads are crowded. However, you HAVE to go! There are so many waterfalls and other amazing things you have to see! Definitely worth a trip. I would recommend getting there earlier. It seemed like the later it got, the busier it got as well. Even with the crowds you can still swim and get in the waterfalls with no problem. Everyone seemed to "share" respectfully 😁 It was an amazing experience!

Absolutely beautiful!! The waterfalls, rainbows, animals and nature. Such a beautiful place to visit. If you decide to go, wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking. They also have tours available if you chose not to walk. Either way it is a gorgeous experience!

Amazing! Beautiful rainforest. We'll maintained and accessible. Staff at the visitor center were friendly and the facility was clean, informative, and offered great information. Highly recommend visiting. There are frequent locations to pull off and see various sites. Was easy to navigate for first time visitors but roads are narrow, so use caution when driving.

El Yunque is a must see. But you better get there early. We did get there early and went directly to el portal to get a lay of the land. We did Juan Diego falls (go all the way!). You will get muddy but that’s half the fun. Took a look at Coco Falls. Pretty and no energy expended. E climbed the Hokalu Tower. Fine views! E would have hiked up to Mount Britton tower but impossible to park. 😠 then finished with a hike/swim to Angelito Falls. Very nice and popular swimming holes. All in all - well worth the visit.

Such a beautiful spot. I spent a few hours hiking and honestly could've stayed even longer. Wear good shoes because some of the trails can get pretty slippery, and try to get there early before it gets too crowded.

So many things to do! So beautiful. Highly recommend. Multiple waterfalls that are must see. No entry fee. Parking can be a little tricky so recommend to get there early. Britton hike was a little steep going up but worth it.

Free entry, free parking. Parking is difficult and the roads are crowded. However, you HAVE to go! There are so many waterfalls and other amazing things you have to see! Definitely worth a trip. I would recommend getting there earlier. It seemed like the later it got, the busier it got as well. Even with the crowds you can still swim and get in the waterfalls with no problem. Everyone seemed to "share" respectfully 😁 It was an amazing experience!

Absolutely beautiful!! The waterfalls, rainbows, animals and nature. Such a beautiful place to visit. If you decide to go, wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking. They also have tours available if you chose not to walk. Either way it is a gorgeous experience!

Amazing! Beautiful rainforest. We'll maintained and accessible. Staff at the visitor center were friendly and the facility was clean, informative, and offered great information. Highly recommend visiting. There are frequent locations to pull off and see various sites. Was easy to navigate for first time visitors but roads are narrow, so use caution when driving.

El Yunque is a must see. But you better get there early. We did get there early and went directly to el portal to get a lay of the land. We did Juan Diego falls (go all the way!). You will get muddy but that’s half the fun. Took a look at Coco Falls. Pretty and no energy expended. E climbed the Hokalu Tower. Fine views! E would have hiked up to Mount Britton tower but impossible to park. 😠 then finished with a hike/swim to Angelito Falls. Very nice and popular swimming holes. All in all - well worth the visit.

I mean what is not to love when you can try all the local desserts in one well know and delicious bakery. You order at the counter either take out or sit in. We decided to sit in. The nice lady at the counter gave us pointers about what to order. In order from our favorite to least favorite (but still delicious): tres leche cake, coconut pudding, guava cheesecake, and their cheese pastry. The cake was moist and great subtle flavor. I loved the pudding too- smooth, light with a touch of cinnamon. I had never really had guava before and it came highly recommended so we tried and really enjoyed it as well. The cheese pastry was fine, a little drier for our liking but still glad we tried a local dessert. I think you definitely need to do a sampling from here. There were so many things that looked really good. I would even go back to try the main courses. Kind service, delicious desserts what more do you need?

This place was amazing! The food here is top notch! One of our favorite places so far to eat! Definitely coming back here the food and service 10/10 as you can see the food it taste just as good as it looks! Oh and the mimosas here were great as well.

Kasalita – Delicious Food, Great Coffee, and Fast Service Kasalita was an amazing stop. We tried the Cuban sandwich, breakfast sandwich, flan, and guava turnover—all of it was absolutely delicious. The coffee was excellent too, and the service was fast despite the place being bustling. It’s a lively, welcoming spot with great food and a smooth experience from start to finish. Highly recommend!

Today we stop here for breakfast. Every thing was good, coffee and the avocado toast. The place have a sweet staff too plus soup. Is very busy but the get your orders very quick. Nice and clean place , staff are kind. The place have a big parking space. Recommended. One thing, is a post that president Obama was here eating breakfast too.

The Waikiki beach of Puerto Rico. Great Beach. Beautiful landscape. Love the sand there. It’s the best beach near San Juan. Very Safe and family friendly. There’s plenty of shades but also available Chairs and Umbrellas for rents.

Playa El Escambrón is a beautiful beach to visit if you’re looking for a calm and peaceful vibe. The water is gentle, perfect for relaxing, and the atmosphere is very chill with friendly people around. Watching the sun go down there was pure magic—one of those moments that stays with you. A perfect spot to unwind and just enjoy life.

Beautiful. Snorkeling in these water was a gem I enjoyed every moment of it. The water felt amazing and the atmosphere with salsa playing in the background and familes enjoying their time together was priceless.

My first time here and it was beautiful. Just relaxing looking at the water seeing the Puerto Rican flag 🇵🇷 was a sight to see. The beach was very clean and watching the beautiful people. I had acgreat time.... I will be back next year..already scoping out my next resort stay. 5 Stars to the Beach and my overall stay in San Juan..old and new!

Ive gone here many times over the years and unfortunately each time it seems more and more neglected. Trash build up, sketchy vendors, limited parking, not to mention it gets overly crowded, the bathrooms are quite frankly disgusting as well, but on the bright side, if you come at the right time it is a very beautiful and peaceful beach.

This was a beautiful museum! Especially the outside sculptures and pond. The staff was very educated in the additional events they had. Everyone was very nice and helpful.

The collection is wonderful. The organization is terrible. On their website I found a guided tour of the permanent exhibition on Saturday at 11 a.m. The day before, I asked about it and nobody knew anything. Eventually the event was confirmed for me. On Saturday, not only did I wait a long time after 11am, but it turned out the tour was with a group of small children. I was assured on site that it was for everyone. However, the guide focused on the kids and asked them many questions at a children’s level. It was not for adults! The staff were very nice, but the communication between them seemed nonexistent. Apparently there is a free guided tour every Sunday at 2 p.m. included in the ticket price. Note: on Thursdays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. admission is free! (No one at the reception will tell you this.) It’s worth visiting the lower floor with the drawings. It’s a pity there is no interactive panel—like a musical add-on to the mural La Plena by Tufiño to listen to the traditional songs.

Well worth the $20 entrance! A beautiful collection of art from classical to modern to contemporary. The garden is lovely too. The wooden benches are meant to look like tamarind pods :)

Important cultural institution. It has one of the most incredible gardens I have ever seen and an exceptional art collection that narrates you through the amazing history of Puerto Rican artists. It goes without saying that this is a must while visiting San Juan.

I visited La Placita de Santurce and honestly, it was one of the most authentic and complete experiences I’ve had in Puerto Rico. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere pulls you in. During the day it feels like a traditional local market, but at night it completely transforms into a vibrant hotspot full of music, lights, and energy. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed meal or an amazing nightlife experience. The food was excellent. There’s a wide variety of options: traditional Puerto Rican dishes, fresh seafood, meats, fried favorites, and even more modern choices. Everything I tried was flavorful, well-prepared, and generous in portion. Service overall was very good. Even though it gets busy, especially at night, the staff was attentive and efficient. People are friendly and the environment feels welcoming. What truly makes this place special is the atmosphere. Live music, DJs, people dancing in the streets, tourists and locals all together—it’s a perfect mix of culture, fun, and authenticity. You really feel the true essence of Puerto Rico. Prices are reasonable for the experience, and you can enjoy yourself without overspending, especially if you go with a group. Overall, La Placita de Santurce is a must-visit if you’re in San Juan. Perfect for food, fun, and a true local vibe. I would definitely come back.

Our experience at La Placita was truly amazing. As part of our honeymoon trip to Puerto Rico, we visited this place after hearing many great recommendations, and we were excited to have a fun time. Coincidentally, we came across a live salsa band, which made the experience truly unique. The drinks were reasonably priced, and the atmosphere was fantastic—even though it was crowded, it still felt lively and enjoyable. There was security present at all times, which made us feel safe, and we really had a wonderful time. This place is now officially on our list of spots to return to when we go back to Puerto Rico! 💃🥂🇵🇷

The Adventures of La Placita I came on a Sunday night around 8pm. Walked around decided to get a drink first at El Coco De Luis. You may get overwhelmed with all the restaurants at first yet you eventually find what you want. They had a full bar so I ordered some Casa migo resposado spicy passion fruit margarita and just let the vibes of the music hit me. The location was everything you had the new school music up the block. The 90’ and early 2000’s to the left and the old school salsa and bachata to the right. With Bad Bunny playing in the middle. You just had to fi d your groove. There are many clubs and restaurants to choose from. I also tried La alcapurria Queme omg the flavors of the island. The hospitality of the people is so homely you truly become so thankful of the experience and the culture.

La Placita de Santurce is always alive. There’s so much energy in this place,music everywhere, amazing food, and people genuinely enjoying themselves. Everyone looks happy, and the vibe is just contagious. I absolutely love it. It’s so much fun every single time. What makes it even better is that there’s something for every type of crowd. Whether you’re looking for chill drinks, great food, dancing, or a full party atmosphere, you’ll find your spot here. It’s one of those places where no matter what day of the week you go, it’s still a good time. Ubers are affordable, which makes getting there and back super easy. And if you grab something to eat or drink, you can usually use the restroom at the restaurants, some places don’t even make a big deal about it, which is really nice. Overall, this place is amazing. I always find myself coming back. If you’re in Puerto Rico, La Placita is a must 💃🏻🪩🕺🏻🎶🍹

Very safe place and the energy is great I seen soo many families walking thru the streets with their kids and all the bars were perfect no issues at all there was soo many police the place felt safe. Also the street food around there was amazing and the little restaurants food was good also

I visited La Placita de Santurce and honestly, it was one of the most authentic and complete experiences I’ve had in Puerto Rico. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere pulls you in. During the day it feels like a traditional local market, but at night it completely transforms into a vibrant hotspot full of music, lights, and energy. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed meal or an amazing nightlife experience. The food was excellent. There’s a wide variety of options: traditional Puerto Rican dishes, fresh seafood, meats, fried favorites, and even more modern choices. Everything I tried was flavorful, well-prepared, and generous in portion. Service overall was very good. Even though it gets busy, especially at night, the staff was attentive and efficient. People are friendly and the environment feels welcoming. What truly makes this place special is the atmosphere. Live music, DJs, people dancing in the streets, tourists and locals all together—it’s a perfect mix of culture, fun, and authenticity. You really feel the true essence of Puerto Rico. Prices are reasonable for the experience, and you can enjoy yourself without overspending, especially if you go with a group. Overall, La Placita de Santurce is a must-visit if you’re in San Juan. Perfect for food, fun, and a true local vibe. I would definitely come back.

Our experience at La Placita was truly amazing. As part of our honeymoon trip to Puerto Rico, we visited this place after hearing many great recommendations, and we were excited to have a fun time. Coincidentally, we came across a live salsa band, which made the experience truly unique. The drinks were reasonably priced, and the atmosphere was fantastic—even though it was crowded, it still felt lively and enjoyable. There was security present at all times, which made us feel safe, and we really had a wonderful time. This place is now officially on our list of spots to return to when we go back to Puerto Rico! 💃🥂🇵🇷

The Adventures of La Placita I came on a Sunday night around 8pm. Walked around decided to get a drink first at El Coco De Luis. You may get overwhelmed with all the restaurants at first yet you eventually find what you want. They had a full bar so I ordered some Casa migo resposado spicy passion fruit margarita and just let the vibes of the music hit me. The location was everything you had the new school music up the block. The 90’ and early 2000’s to the left and the old school salsa and bachata to the right. With Bad Bunny playing in the middle. You just had to fi d your groove. There are many clubs and restaurants to choose from. I also tried La alcapurria Queme omg the flavors of the island. The hospitality of the people is so homely you truly become so thankful of the experience and the culture.

La Placita de Santurce is always alive. There’s so much energy in this place,music everywhere, amazing food, and people genuinely enjoying themselves. Everyone looks happy, and the vibe is just contagious. I absolutely love it. It’s so much fun every single time. What makes it even better is that there’s something for every type of crowd. Whether you’re looking for chill drinks, great food, dancing, or a full party atmosphere, you’ll find your spot here. It’s one of those places where no matter what day of the week you go, it’s still a good time. Ubers are affordable, which makes getting there and back super easy. And if you grab something to eat or drink, you can usually use the restroom at the restaurants, some places don’t even make a big deal about it, which is really nice. Overall, this place is amazing. I always find myself coming back. If you’re in Puerto Rico, La Placita is a must 💃🏻🪩🕺🏻🎶🍹

Very safe place and the energy is great I seen soo many families walking thru the streets with their kids and all the bars were perfect no issues at all there was soo many police the place felt safe. Also the street food around there was amazing and the little restaurants food was good also

I visited La Placita de Santurce and honestly, it was one of the most authentic and complete experiences I’ve had in Puerto Rico. From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere pulls you in. During the day it feels like a traditional local market, but at night it completely transforms into a vibrant hotspot full of music, lights, and energy. It’s the kind of place where you can enjoy a relaxed meal or an amazing nightlife experience. The food was excellent. There’s a wide variety of options: traditional Puerto Rican dishes, fresh seafood, meats, fried favorites, and even more modern choices. Everything I tried was flavorful, well-prepared, and generous in portion. Service overall was very good. Even though it gets busy, especially at night, the staff was attentive and efficient. People are friendly and the environment feels welcoming. What truly makes this place special is the atmosphere. Live music, DJs, people dancing in the streets, tourists and locals all together—it’s a perfect mix of culture, fun, and authenticity. You really feel the true essence of Puerto Rico. Prices are reasonable for the experience, and you can enjoy yourself without overspending, especially if you go with a group. Overall, La Placita de Santurce is a must-visit if you’re in San Juan. Perfect for food, fun, and a true local vibe. I would definitely come back.

Our experience at La Placita was truly amazing. As part of our honeymoon trip to Puerto Rico, we visited this place after hearing many great recommendations, and we were excited to have a fun time. Coincidentally, we came across a live salsa band, which made the experience truly unique. The drinks were reasonably priced, and the atmosphere was fantastic—even though it was crowded, it still felt lively and enjoyable. There was security present at all times, which made us feel safe, and we really had a wonderful time. This place is now officially on our list of spots to return to when we go back to Puerto Rico! 💃🥂🇵🇷

The Adventures of La Placita I came on a Sunday night around 8pm. Walked around decided to get a drink first at El Coco De Luis. You may get overwhelmed with all the restaurants at first yet you eventually find what you want. They had a full bar so I ordered some Casa migo resposado spicy passion fruit margarita and just let the vibes of the music hit me. The location was everything you had the new school music up the block. The 90’ and early 2000’s to the left and the old school salsa and bachata to the right. With Bad Bunny playing in the middle. You just had to fi d your groove. There are many clubs and restaurants to choose from. I also tried La alcapurria Queme omg the flavors of the island. The hospitality of the people is so homely you truly become so thankful of the experience and the culture.

La Placita de Santurce is always alive. There’s so much energy in this place,music everywhere, amazing food, and people genuinely enjoying themselves. Everyone looks happy, and the vibe is just contagious. I absolutely love it. It’s so much fun every single time. What makes it even better is that there’s something for every type of crowd. Whether you’re looking for chill drinks, great food, dancing, or a full party atmosphere, you’ll find your spot here. It’s one of those places where no matter what day of the week you go, it’s still a good time. Ubers are affordable, which makes getting there and back super easy. And if you grab something to eat or drink, you can usually use the restroom at the restaurants, some places don’t even make a big deal about it, which is really nice. Overall, this place is amazing. I always find myself coming back. If you’re in Puerto Rico, La Placita is a must 💃🏻🪩🕺🏻🎶🍹

Very safe place and the energy is great I seen soo many families walking thru the streets with their kids and all the bars were perfect no issues at all there was soo many police the place felt safe. Also the street food around there was amazing and the little restaurants food was good also