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Where to eat Spanish food in Ponce: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Ponce, Caribbean including El Rastro, Chef's Creations, De Jesus Restaurant, Coffee Sides Patisserie Bistro, Jalapeno's, El Bohio Pool and Sports Bar, La Tertulia Cocina & Bar, El Rastro, Tango Kiosko 17, El Tablado Sports Bar
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10. El Tablado Sports Bar
Reviewed By travelingtish
We read about El Tablado on Trip Advisor an decided to head to La Guanchavto check it out. We had a little trouble finding it because you really need to know Kiosk 19. While advertised as a ' sports bar,' it's not your typical sports bar. But since we weren't going to watch games, we didn't care. The owner graciously found us a table for 4 and proceeded to be super-attentive. And when he couldn't be, he sent Stephanie. They were both terrific, as was the food. The chicken wings, in particular, are extraordinary along with the fried cheese. We've been in Ponce for almost a week and we've been to El Tablado twice. If we weren't going home in day, we would go back again!
9. Tango Kiosko 17
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Roberto M
Tango is by far the best kiosk at La Guancha Boardwalk and Park in Ponce The seafood and the drinks are delicious. Friendly and diligent staff. The owner comes from time to time to chat with his clients. The kiosk has a beautiful appearence and looks clean. Plenty of seats and tables. It can be busy on weekends making the wait longer. Love their house sangria and turnovers. Family friendly.
8. El Rastro
El Rastro- un espacio diseñado para celebrar el Arte, GastronomÃa y CoctelerÃa, fusionando experiencias internacionales y convirtiéndolas en Arte! El Rastro es un espacio interactivo, promoviendo el arte y facilitador de espacio para exhibiciones y taller
Reviewed By Replicant_Roy
El Rastro opened very recently (a week and a half ago). The setting is quaint and warm, located close to the historic city center. The food is spectacular. All fresh ingredients, mostly organic produces, some from the owners' own garden. The bread and the brioche come from the next door bakery, the maple syrup is homemade and has a twist of ginger which enriches the experience. You can order from the menu or choose one of the day's specials. Portions are copious and delicious. The staff was very pleasant. The owners, Lucecita and Maria, were very attentive and went out of their way to accommodate us (we were a group of 13 showing up at 2pm for a Sunday brunch - they normally close for a couple of hours at 3pm). Although the restaurant just opened and we were expecting a few glitches, the food was served in less than 15 minutes and had not been precooked. It was fresh off the stove. There is a very well stacked bar which serves amazing cocktails and the bartender knows a thing or two about making good drinks. This is THE place to try if you're in Ponce and probably worth driving across the island just to try.
7. La Tertulia Cocina & Bar
La Tertulia is a party-goers playground featuring video, sound upbeat 80's and 90's rock music. The main bar and the Jack Daniel's walk-up bar with friendly bartenders pouring drinks, is a hub of energy where the party never stops. La Tertulia feature uni
Reviewed By MimaZ3
The environment is great !!! Music fantastic !!!! Food is awesome fresh made and the attention is exceptional !!!! Level of cordiality was great !!! Wish I could go more often !!!!
6. El Bohio Pool and Sports Bar
El Bohio Pool & Sports Bar, is located overlooking the pool deck of the Hilton Ponce Golf & Casino Resort, this cabana-style bar serves popular rum cocktails, and a varied menu of snacks, light meals, salads, favorite sandwiches and artisanal pizzas. Enjo
Reviewed By uhsigmanu
This is a great place to relax and get some work done on the beach. They have a fully stocked bar and they have some large TVs to help you bide your time.
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5. Jalapeno's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By paulsC6432UF
Carla and I had a few minutes for lunch. Across the street from the Plaza Degetau (center city of Ponce) is a Mexican restaurant. Lunch in PR is a process. Little bit of a wait before we got the bartender's attention.I ordered the fish tacos. I cannot remember what Carla order but I do remembered that we ordered a second round of those tacos. The meal was very inexpensive. We will be going back.
4. Coffee Sides Patisserie Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By santi y
We get here reading the reviews in TA.Its a charming place, the guys are very friendlyits located 5 blocks away from the downtown area
3. De Jesus Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By wahnderlust
Lobster Empanadillas ; very good filling and dough. not overly oilyPollo (Chicken) Tostones ; Plantains very fresh although a bit bland, but use the garlic sauce for these. Perfect combo. Chicken was alway coked well. Huge portionSeafood Mix Mofongo ; perfectly cooked Morongo and flavor. Conch was a little chewy, but all the seafood was very tasty. Salad was okay. Red Snapper Fillet in Garlic Sauce with white rice and sauce ; our favorite dish. Excellently prepared and full of flavorGuava Skins with cheese; Alhough doesnât look appetizing this was a perfect sweet and savory desert for after a meal.Dinner with 3 glasses of Chardonnay and tip $130Enormous portions, Food presentation is okay, should be betterWorth a visit, sweet wait staff
2. Chef's Creations
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By cristo7
Every food creation is something else. I've been there few times and everything taste incredibly great. Defitnetly recommended this place.
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1. El Rastro
El Rastro- un espacio diseñado para celebrar el Arte, GastronomÃa y CoctelerÃa, fusionando experiencias internacionales y convirtiéndolas en Arte! El Rastro es un espacio interactivo, promoviendo el arte y facilitador de espacio para exhibiciones y taller
Reviewed By Replicant_Roy
El Rastro opened very recently (a week and a half ago). The setting is quaint and warm, located close to the historic city center. The food is spectacular. All fresh ingredients, mostly organic produces, some from the owners' own garden. The bread and the brioche come from the next door bakery, the maple syrup is homemade and has a twist of ginger which enriches the experience. You can order from the menu or choose one of the day's specials. Portions are copious and delicious. The staff was very pleasant. The owners, Lucecita and Maria, were very attentive and went out of their way to accommodate us (we were a group of 13 showing up at 2pm for a Sunday brunch - they normally close for a couple of hours at 3pm). Although the restaurant just opened and we were expecting a few glitches, the food was served in less than 15 minutes and had not been precooked. It was fresh off the stove. There is a very well stacked bar which serves amazing cocktails and the bartender knows a thing or two about making good drinks. This is THE place to try if you're in Ponce and probably worth driving across the island just to try.
