Learn the difference between café puya and café con leche.
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Order Your Coffee like a Local in Puerto Rico
Learn the difference between café puya and café con leche.
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Barrachina’s restaurant, in Old San Juan, has a plaque at the entrance to commemorate the birthplace of the piña colada.
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Puerto Rico’s National Drink: The Piña Colada
An introduction to the island’s most popular cocktail.
Casa Bacardí offers mixology classes where you can learn to make a variety of rum-based cocktails.
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Guide to Rum Tasting in Puerto Rico
There’s a reason they call this island the Rum Capital of the World
Sampling locally grown coffee is a perk of traveling to Puerto Rico.
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Food Trails and Culinary Adventures in Puerto Rico
Food-centric road trips around the Island — perfect for the wandering gourmand, or any hungry traveler.
Annie's Place in Cabo Rojo overlooks the Caribbean
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Six Days of Culinary Adventures in Puerto Rico
Get to know the island through its gastronomy.
The menu of 1919 focuses on farm-to-table dishes prepared with the freshest organic and local ingredients.
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Top 9 Chefs on the Island
Get to know the people that showcase Puerto Rico’s culture through its gastronomy.
You can find it all around the Island, but homemade coquito is the preferred version.
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How to Make Coquito
No, it’s not like eggnog… it’s better!
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LGBTQ+ Guide to Food Trucks
The food truck scene in Puerto Rico changed everything.
Find authentic Mexican food at Acapulco at Calle Loíza.
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Where to Eat in Calle Loíza
A guide to Santurce's culinary Mecca.