No trip to San Juan is complete without a dive into the local Caribbean cuisine. A local favorite — in homes and restaurants — is Arepas Puertorriqueñas, the island’s unique take one of Latin America’s favorite street foods. Ingredients and cooking method (pan-frying vs. deep frying) may vary depending on where you order them, but …
Pinchos are snacks that originated in Northern Spain. Widely consumed as appetizers or tapas, pinchos are traditionally served by bars, restaurants, and street vendors. The traditional Spanish pincho comes in various flavors and offerings and involves many different ingredients, usually served on a small piece of bread, held together with toothpicks or even skewers. The …
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Numero Uno Piñones is a new, must-try culinary experience for foodies visiting San Juan. Numero Uno Piñones is the newest addition to Puerto Rico’s Piñones neighborhood, best known for its Afro-Caribbean culture and the allure of its street food vendors. The neighborhood is also more secluded, with less tourism and busy foot traffic compared to …
Numero Uno Piñones: New Dining Experience and Pool Bar Near Piñones and Loiza Read More »
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