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Caribbean Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rio Grande
Find out what American restaurants to try in Rio Grande. Río Grande is a municipality of Puerto Rico located in the Northern Coastal Valley, north of Las Piedras, Naguabo and Ceiba; east of Loíza and Canóvanas and west of Luquillo. Río Grande is spread over eight wards and Río Grande Pueblo.
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10. Candela Di Monte
Candela Di Monte is a family restaurant, gastropub where you can share and enjoy fine food. But you can enjoy one of the best bleedings throughout Puerto Rico and a high variety of beers here and abroad. The best of this area. Tastes beyond youre expectat
Reviewed By paulbriegel
New restaurant in Rio Grande/Palmer Puerto Rico. Huge, fresh hockey puck sized burgers with seasonings and fixins that just melt in your mouth! Ice cold beer, friendly staff, terrific owner (Mariza), fresh salsa with hint of cilantro and clean setting. All for a very reasonable price. Located just outside Wyndham, Trump and Melia resorts in Rio Grande. Try it if you need a great American burger and fries (or yuca)! Also excellent traditional Puerto Rican cuisine.
9. Root & Bone Puerto Rico
root & bone is a casual yet elevated experience, taking guests on a journey through the timeless tastes and traditions of Southern, small-town America
Reviewed By 893reneeb
For a little more quiet venue at Rio Mar, try Roots. The food is prepared with imagination and innovation. It's comfort food meets island and has the best wine list on location as yet. The service is impeccable- thanks Pedro! My only suggestion to the chef is for the Mac&cheese to be creamier. That night, it was like the box I make for my grandson- good, but not special. Everything else on the menu we tried was awesome! The dining room was old New York style, with relaxing music and a fantastic view!
8. Taverna Don Pedro
Tavern serving American-Italian influenced cuisine with an island spin, over 75 craft beers, wines and cigars. Located at 18.3755552,-65.806245
Reviewed By PfunkMpls
After spending 6 weeks in Northeast Puerto Rico this spring, Taverna Don Pedro was by far my favorite spot for food, drinks and music. Pedro and his wife have created a spot that offers one of the best menus in Puerto Rico topped only by the largest craft beer selection on the island. If you are lucky enough to meet them, you will immediately feel like family thanks to their gracious demeanor and friendly smiles. If you are there on the right night, Greg, his dreadlocks and his guitar will be sitting in the main room just past the bar strumming some great covers as well as originals. A large patio out back offers fans of cigars a perfect place to enjoy their favorite rolled dessert. When I return to Puerto Rico, Taverna Don Pedro will be my first stop. If I could give Don Pedro 6 stars, I would.
7. La Buona Pizza
We specialize in hand made traditional pizza prepared fresh everyday to preserve its ingredients and flavors. In adittion we also prepare homemade burgers, pastas, lasagnas and appetizers. To finish of we offer a some delicious milkshakes. Family enviorme
Reviewed By monicae459
This pizza was good! I was so happy they delivered to Wyndham Grand RioMar in Rio Grande, I communicated with them via Facebook messenger and they were super nice and helpful! Their $20 offer (1 large pizza/1 topping, cheese bread and 2L coke) could feed 4 people! So delish!! Recommend it. It was crunchy and not oily at all! Thank you very much!
6. Padaria Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Padaria Bakery In our bakery we prepared traditional different types of bread, water bread, sobao bread, ciabatta and baguette bread. we have a variety of fine pastry, coffee and hot chocolate, creole food(comida criolla),we serve breakfast al day and a v
Reviewed By Turquoise_Mar
Is not our first time here. Usually service is average. Food is nice. This time the server was very rude and totally unconsidered. The family that arrived after us was ignored and she servrd another one. When the father called her attention about what was happening, she ignored him. They had to leave after waiting 15-20 minutes. My husband's sandwich came with mayo when he asked butter a couple of times. Coffee was good. What really disturbed me was when my 3 years old daughter had to go to the bathroom after 30 minutes waiting. The server said the bathroom was unavailable and if need it we had to take her to a bar on the other side of the road. A customer looked at me and told me they for sure had a bathroom for employees. The server turned her face away and couldn't careless. So we had to packed all the food and go a look for a place for our daughter. She didn't even asked us for help to pack the food to go. We paid $28 for 3 sandwiches and 2 cofees, we had to wait 30 minutes, not what we ordered, watch another ignored family on vacation, and packed our unfinished expensive food to look for a place for our daughter to pee with absolute no empathy, consideration or even kindness. We are not returning here.
Caribbean Food Guide: 10 Caribbean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rio Grande
5. Roots Coastal Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Kelli M
We spent 5 days at Rio Mar and we ate 4 dinners here. The food and service are excellent. My teens think it’s maybe the best pizza they’ve ever had. The prices are great for a resort. Decor is great as well. Raily was excellent on our last night as were all of the waitstaff we encountered. We will miss this place and hope to return next year.
4. Seagrapes Restaurant - St. Regis Bahia Beach Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Vonschmidt
This restaurant has been completely renewed as art of the rebuilding of the St Regis. Dinner is now served and offers a good selection of entrees with a staff that while new are already providing truly caring service. It’s time to revisit this restaurant. Our dinner was excellent with pizza and pork chops.
3. Marbella Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Visit this totally renovated restaurant and enjoy the traditional American fare and Puerto Rican favorites for breakfast. Every morning the soaring wall of windows features breathtaking views of the colorful garden and azure ocean. Start your day right wi
Reviewed By A8702LLchrisk
A wide variety of options and choices. If you are not interested in the full buffet you can opt for the continental instead. Fresh fruits, yogurt, made to order eggs, waffles....to name a few. The price of the buffet is reasonable and the servers are attentive and very friendly. If you are hungry and do not want to venture off property, this is a great place for breakfast
Where to eat Pizza food in Rio Grande: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. 5 o’Clock Somewhere Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
It’s a well-known fact that time is irrelevant when you’re in a Margaritaville state of mind; after all it’s always 5 o’Clock here. This rustic outdoor poolside bar located at Wyndham Rio Mar, serves up bar bites, drinks and live entertainment daily, with
Reviewed By Dennis G
This was located on the resort we were staying at on vacation. Great drink selection and awesome staff. Swim up bar was fun and their food was great. We had the pork nachos one day and a skirt steak the next. Live music everyday at 5:00. Though this place is a fun environment and a great place to catch a game at the bar, it’s pricey. I know it’s at a resort and on the beach, but they take advantage that you are on vacation. Appetizer and an occasional drink is the way to go. There are better restaurants in the area for a reasonable price. Bring your on drinks and hit the beach literally 100 feet from the bar.
Where to eat Spanish food in Rio Grande: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Mi Vida Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By elms72
We had a fantastic lunch at this small, casual cafe after a hike in El Yunque on our first morning in Rio Grande. Waitress was super helpful, happy to answer questions and offer recommendations. Really good vegetarian options—the veggie quesadilla (with avocado and sweet plantain, “El Yunque style”) was amazing! Would definitely return if we stay in Rio Grande again.
