A vacation isn’t a vacation unless you’ve treated your taste buds to delicious cuisine and refreshing beverages. Welcome to San Juan Puerto Rico, where cocktails, dinner and dessert are taken seriously. Where you could be in for an experience that is intensely rewarding and delicious, with the variety of cuisine on offer being as authentic a variety of food as you’ll ever find. There are more than enough reasons why you would want to be in San Juan, Puerto Rico, enjoying cocktails, dining, and desserts that are as good as they get.

The most rewarding culinary experiences in terms of authenticity and traditional flavors are active combinations of recipes and ingredients derived from the Spanish and African Taíno cultures. Mofongo is made from fried green plantains and a variety of fillings ranging from chicken to seafood mixes is as traditional as Puerto Rican cuisine. A vacation isn’t a vacation unless you’ve treated your taste buds to delicious cuisine and refreshing beverages.

You can find South Fortaleza street in San Juan that proves to be the culmination of all things edible reflecting the best of world cuisine ranging from Asian to Latin American, including the Parrot Club, an authentic seafood gallery, the genuinely Spanish Toro Salao and Dragonfly, a fusion. Asian and Puerto Rican cuisine. The most rewarding culinary experiences in terms of authenticity and traditional flavors are active combinations of recipes and ingredients derived from the Spanish and African Taíno cultures.

No culinary journey would be complete without a rich cup of freshly ground coffee. San Juan Puerto Rico has cocktails dinner and dessert that gets steamy with good coffee with the centennial coffee growing family of Hacienda San Pedro excelling in coffee production and with the Ruta del Café tour that takes you through the coffee destinations of Maricao Yauco Lares and Jayuya among others. You can find South Fortaleza street in San Juan that proves to be the culmination of all things edible reflecting the best of world cuisine ranging from Asian to Latin American, including the Parrot Club, an authentic seafood gallery, the genuinely Spanish Toro Salao and Dragonfly, a fusion. Asian and Puerto Rican cuisine.

I could sum up the entire San Juan Puerto Rico experience with a season at the four best-selling rum distilleries that reaffirms the tradition of rum production that has been brewing for over four centuries. You wouldn’t appreciate much more after you’ve tried Puerto Rico recorded on your cells. No culinary journey would be complete without a rich cup of freshly ground coffee.