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Caribbean Food Guide: 3 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Carolina
Find out what Fast Food restaurants to try in Carolina. Once an important center for sugar production, Puerto Rico's fourth largest city's current fortunes come from its factories. Intriguing nicknames for the city of nearly 200,000 include The Land of Giants and Arm Hackers Town. Situated on the island's north shore, this Atlantic city is considered part of the metropolitan San Juan area. Popular attractions include Carolina Beach, Casa Escute art gallery, Caribbean Raceway Park and Isla Verde Mall. To make the most of your visit, consider renting a car.
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1. Pasta to Go
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Best place where you can create the pasta of your choice in just 3 Easy Steps. Also try our exquisite lasagna or pizza. All our ingredients are fresh and prepare daily at our restaurant.Dine In/Carry Out or Delivery in the Isla Verde Area, including Hotel
Reviewed By fred3433
Stopped in for and first time and was greeted by a very friendly gentleman, he completely explained the menu and options for me, very helpful! I decided on the meat lasagna with the pink sauce, excellent! And made it a combo with garlic bread and beverage. Excellent value at $10. Dining room was very clean and comfortable. I highly recommend Pasta to Go.
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2. El Churry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By 660cristinac
We went to the permanent location near Ave. Kennedy in Rio Piedras. We had the churrasco and mixto (tripleta) sandwiches. They were tasty. Particularly because they include small potato chips (French fry chips) in them. They are also made with yummy PR bread.
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3. Marco's Pizza Isla Verde
Reviewed By Dana K
I wanted something quick so I figured I would stop here. I must've waited 45 mins or so for my small pizza. The place had a good amount of people and everyone seemed to just be waiting for what seemed like forever. When my pizza came they told me they threw in cheezy bread because of the wait and apologized that it took so long. The pizza was ok. Definitely not worth the wait.
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