Find out what Latin restaurants to try in Isla de Vieques. The glowing Mosquito Bay is a vision of bizarre beauty. Thanks to a bioluminescent microorganism, the water is a cool electric blue, looking somewhat like a fantastical sci-fi lagoon. Kayak or hop into a clear-bottomed pontoon boat to glide along the neon waters. Swimmers and snorkelers will adore the pristine, undeveloped beaches. Keep an eye out for the playful feral horses that gallop along the dunes, or visit the stately ceiba tree that’s been keeping watch over the highland for three centuries.
Things to do in Isla de Vieques
4 based on 57 reviews
Get a taste of local food and sit down in a clean restaurant with air conditioning and a clean bathroom! In Isabel II, VIeques it offers local food and does delivery! You can eat inside or outside! You can get a meat, rice and beans, some salad and a soda for less than $10!! Enjoy!
5 based on 30 reviews
Good place ,across de sunbay beach ,confortable, the food made at the moment , homemade taste!!!!!!
We enjoyed the food at the Cositas very much and it is very affordable. Each item we ordered was $3.50/person. We got delicious chicken skewers with tostones -- the sauce on the chicken was incredible. We also got a dish similar to an Empanada, but I don't know what it was called. I would highly recommend eating here -- you will not be disappointed!!
4 based on 117 reviews
We went to this restaurant for lunch, while we were visiting Vieques. We wanted to have simple ( not fried) Puerto Rican food. The place has a nice outdoor enviornment. The food selection is both fried and non-fried food. We ordered the beef stew, Yuka and grilled fish. They were all nice.They have a daily menu and an al la carte menu. The al la carte menu is also written in english. I reduced a star since they do not write the daily menu in english....they are reluctant to even explain it. I think that is what they target for the locals and the al la carte menu for tourists. Overall the pricing is reasonable.
4 based on 110 reviews
Comida auntentica puertorriqueña. Estamos ubicados en el Vieques food park. Junto a Rincon del Cafe para desayuno
We arrived in Vieques hungry...and hot! The thought of sitting in a stuffy restaurant was not appealing. Rincon Del Sabor was not too far by jeep...and sits on a hill, with a nice little breeze. This is more picnic tables and food trucks...but in the best way. Lots of meal, sandwich, or smoothie options. Chicken wings were great, wrap was full and flavorful...but their yellow rice is amazing!
Isla de Vieques Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Isla de Vieques
5 based on 116 reviews
Welcome to El Guayacán a Boricua Restaurant here in El Malecón de Esperanza in Vieques, Puerto Rico. We create a special fusion in the food with local fresh products. Enjoy Vieques enjoy El Guayacà n.
husband and I visited Vieques this weekend and were turned off by the amount of "American" food restaurants on Flamboyán street and more importantly, the poor quality of said food. We were incredibly happy to find El Guayacán. Right now they seem to be rebuilding certain parts of the restaurant due to hurricane damage, so the spot looks very low key, however, the food and the service more than make up for it. Eating at El Guayacán felt like having dinner at someone's home. The owner greeted my husband and I and was very friendly and helpful. We had their fish of the day which was a huge snapper, served fried with a garlic sauce on top, sweet plantains and coconut arepas. It was the best meal we had all weekend. I strongly recommend eating here when in Vieques.Really thanks and welcome back
4 based on 246 reviews
Its not just the space that we see as art, itâs the food as well. Executive Chef, Carlos Perez. brings to the table Contemporary Puerto Rican cuisine centered around our bayahonda mesquite fired grill and Rotisol rotisserie that is always fresh, very ofte
This restaurant is probably the most upscale place to eat on Vieques. The only justification (perhaps) for the very high prices is the open air atmosphere across the street from the ocean. The food was acceptable, but certainly not worth the prices. (Something to keep in mind, if you're used to Maine lobster, is that the lobster served here is spiny lobster - the kind without large claws - and is much fishier-tasting.) Probably the biggest surprise, though, was how poor the service was. Our waitress was somewhat less than friendly and seemed to be put out by every request we made. Also, the time to prepare the food was excessive. Given the fact that the place wasn't even half full, we waited an unbelievably long time to get our food. We were looking for a special place to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary, and our hotel manager recommended El Blok, but I would suggest almost any of the other restaurants on The Malecon over this one.
4 based on 503 reviews
Tried Biekes for lunch and I tried the mofongo based on others reviews but found the mofongo to be just so-so. It was good but not great or the best. The pork steak however was TO DIE FOR perfectly seasoned and tender and juicy.
Where to eat Puerto Rican food in Isla de Vieques: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 800 reviews
We stopped in for dinner at Bili after reading all of the great reviews. We were not disappointed. The drink special for the evening was our favorite drink on the island. Fresh and light which as perfect to go with our food. The fresh fish appetizers were the best of the meal and would recommend any of their fresh catch options. Causal yet elegant food.
4 based on 993 reviews
Bananas is known as the "Island Meeting Place". We are on island time, which means no worry, no hassle. People from all over come here to drink, eat and people watch. So come on in and have a beer...how about a frozen pina colada? Whatever your poison, le
Service was great. The food was delicious. The Pain Killer was fantastic. We liked it so much we ate there several times while we were visiting Vieques.
Caribbean Food Guide: 10 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Isla de Vieques
4 based on 987 reviews
Island fine dining located on the waterfront in Esperanza. Innovative cuisine with lots of flavors. Featured items include fresh local seafood, specialty cocktails, and local greens. Vegan and vegetarian items also available.
We ended up at El Quenepo because our original place was closed. Wow- we were fortunate. I had read the reviews before hand, so I knew we were in for a treat. Be prepared to spend âmore than the usual Vieques price,â but I guarantee the food and service will not disappoint! Their wine and cocktail list were inventive and extensive. Our friend tried what we now call the âLorena Bobbitâ drink- sorry guys- a mixture of tamaraind juice, gin and lime. Food was ample amounts and super fresh! The arugula salad was a nice change to the typical salads. The jerk chicken was nicely spiced not overwhelming hot. The sweet potato salad was interesting. The pork tenderloin was cooked to perfection. The only drawback was the shrimp and conch- it should have been called just shrimp bc only two small pieces of conch were present. Overall, a fantastic meal to end our trip to Vieques!
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