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Reviews on International food in Carolina, Caribbean. 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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7. Taste From PR
A Puerto Rican cuisine in Isla Verde. We opened our doors so you don't need to go far in order to eat real Puerto Rican food. From the food to our tropical juices and our house cocktail, there will be no other place you rather be in. If you want to taste
Reviewed By Iluv2travel954
I past by this place several time but finally decide to give them a try. The place was pretty empty but I think it's new to the area. My daughter and I was greeted and sat at the table. The food was really good. We both had great meals. I would order the chicken mofongo again.We even had some leftovers. Service kinda slow but worth giving it a second chance.
6. L'Olivo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Mediterranean & Deli Gourmet Shop.
Reviewed By Isoto620
Valet parking, great ambiance, good service, great food and superb key lime pie. Cane to this place very skeptical, because heard different stories and experiences about it. We had âcroquetas de bacalaoâ for appetizer and a glass of âTempranilloâ wine. They both were delicious. Then I followed it with a salmon which was very good and seasoned perfectly. To top it all, the lemon key pie was great. One of the best I had tried lately. Hi Isoto620,We're happy you took the chance of visiting us despite the stories & experiences. Our croquettes are very requested by our patrons on our daily specials, so we do offer them quite regularly. Our desserts are all prepared on the house, from the famous key lime pie to our ice creams (we also sell them to-go on pints).We take much pride in our service & food standards... So, thanks for sharing your experience with the world.Hope to see you again in the near future!
5. Italian House & Grill Il Nonno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Recognized as one of the best Italian restaurants for over 20 years throughout Puerto Rico. We also specialize in international and Caribbean cuisine. All our pasta is home made, prepared al dente with a variety of tailored to every taste sauces without f
Reviewed By lolinstar
Went yesterday to celebrate my birthday, asked for Veal with Risotto. The Risotto was very good, the Veal was as hard as leather....For me, it was not veal. I told them, and they changed it for another thing, and didn't charged for the Veal, they charged for what I asked 2nd time which was very good since I ate the risotto. The service was poor, I had to ask for our beverages, and there were 2 flies, I had to kill one, and told them, they did nothing. They said they had a tough day, but no excuse is good.
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4. L'Olivo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Mediterranean & Deli Gourmet Shop.
Reviewed By Isoto620
Valet parking, great ambiance, good service, great food and superb key lime pie. Cane to this place very skeptical, because heard different stories and experiences about it. We had âcroquetas de bacalaoâ for appetizer and a glass of âTempranilloâ wine. They both were delicious. Then I followed it with a salmon which was very good and seasoned perfectly. To top it all, the lemon key pie was great. One of the best I had tried lately. Hi Isoto620,We're happy you took the chance of visiting us despite the stories & experiences. Our croquettes are very requested by our patrons on our daily specials, so we do offer them quite regularly. Our desserts are all prepared on the house, from the famous key lime pie to our ice creams (we also sell them to-go on pints).We take much pride in our service & food standards... So, thanks for sharing your experience with the world.Hope to see you again in the near future!
3. Pera Maraya
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
Pera Maraya offers a new concept of Creative International and Caribbean Cuisine pair with Creative Crafted Cocktails and full Bar. Our mission is to offer our customers with the best quality local and international products and create a multi-sensorial e
Reviewed By dmejias
We went to this place looking for a twist of Latin-Puerto Rican food. They definitely delivered! Every dish we tried was amazingly delicious! My wife had a 4-course dinner due to restaurant week, and every course was great; but the butternut squash soup was out of this world. It was followed by a tuna appetizer, then gnocchis with tuna and a capped with a deconstructed chocolate cake with pistachio ice cream.Even the kids got to experience deliciousness with white rice with coconut oil and maracuya: boneless chicken wings with passion fruit glaze. All veeeery tasty! I had the salmon with basmati rice, which had a variety of fruits and almonds. One of the best rice dishes Iâve ever had! The service was also great overall and prices were not bad at all for the quality of food. Definitely, a place to come back!!!
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2. Marisqueria Atlantica de Isla Verde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By Mercedesrollingon
Stopped in just because it was there. The building doesnât look like much on the outside, but donât let that fool you. Perfectly cooked calamari and scallops. Excellent service!! Beautiful decor and a fresh seafood market as well with delicious desserts. Nice hidden treasure.
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1. Eighty20 Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Eighty20 Bistro is a contemporary take on the bistro tradition.Against the backdrop of a minimalist décor in shades of black, white, and orange, this South Beach-inspired bistro features modern interpretations of classics from JÃbaro Chicken, a tender chi
Reviewed By Ivonne A
Went with two friends for lunch today and we were really happy with the food, the atmosphere and specially Dwight, the guy who took care of us.. He is a delight and made us feel really special.
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