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Where to eat Caribbean food in Aibonito: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Caribbean food in Aibonito, Caribbean including La Guira Restaurant & Lounge, Tio Pepe Restaurant & Guest House, El Balconcito Criollo, La Casita del Mofongo, Campo Frio, Cantinflas, La Piedra Degetau Wine & Beer, El Panoramico, Punto E, Cheesecake
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10. Cheesecake
9. Punto E
Reviewed By G2492QCcarlosd
We visited the restaurant with our 86 year old uncle. Place is nice, interesting appetizers. Food was good although a bit too salty for me
8. El Panoramico
Reviewed By gloria o
If you are planing to visit Aibonito; this is a nice place chinchorro to stop by. Great lechón asado and viandas, nice menú a la carte, clean good Service and nice view. But what we like the most was the check/cost..... Super reasonsble for the amount of food and drinks!
7. La Piedra Degetau Wine & Beer
Reviewed By chezama
Great place to stop have a drink, wine, beer a snack or dinner. Very well presented and delicious food. The place has an upstairs gazebo with a great mountains view. The service from Danelys was efficient and the view of sunset make our evening special.
6. Cantinflas
Overall Ratings
3 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Ivancitopr
If you are passing by Aibonito. Beautiful town BTW; El cantinflas is a great choice for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Mexican inspired food with puertorrican touch. The place has an extensive menu with reasonable prices and good service. Highly recommended to families , tourists abd locals alike.
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5. Campo Frio
Reviewed By aliciao439
Nice place in Aibonito area to have a couple of drinks and appetizers. Local ambience and a great view of the mountains and excellent temperature. Prices are great.
4. La Casita del Mofongo
Reviewed By pedropH7202GC
We found this place by exception. All restaurants were full over capacity on a Sunday. We passed in front of this cozy small place, and since we like mofongo we decided to give it a try.The food was very tasty with farm fresh plantains and other ingredients. Servive was very friendy but a bit slow. ( t was packed)
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3. El Balconcito Criollo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By lrojeda
I'm a regular here, so I've had the chance to try many (if not all) of the things in the menu. I can safely say the staff is VERY friendly, the food is GREAT, and the prices are fair. If you visit during lunchtime, stick to the lunch specials if you're in a hurry, otherwise prepare yourself for quite a wait.Drinks are good, at night the ambience is awesome but be careful as it is a winding, foggy road up/down to/from here.
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2. Tio Pepe Restaurant & Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By MiguelLVargas
I have been coming here with my family for some years and the place remains consistently good. The menu showcases the local poultry raised in the area. Two years ago they added a small guest house with very nice rooms.
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1. La Guira Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Puerto rican Food. Especialidades en Carnes y Mofongos. Cócteles, cava de vinos, espumosos y sangrÃa de la casa. Ambiente familiar, Perfecto para reuniones de negocio, facilidades modernas. Brunch coming soon...
Reviewed By LC_trip123
No english menu, but would still highly recommend! We got the platter and fried chicken wings. Platter was 20 while 6 wings were for 6. Everything in the platter was delicious. Yam fries were freshly cooked and very crispy. The sauce on grilled beef was just about right. Chicken wings came with spicy mayo sauce. However, there are a lot of oil on the plate (in case you are very health conscious). We also got a strawberry mojito that has strawberries in it. There are other flavours to choose from as well.
