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Hi fellow cruiser: We have been to San Juan well over twenty time but have never eaten lunch in old San Juan. Any recommendation would be appreciated. Have considered Barrichina,s but just want to try local dishes. Will be there in Sept and looking at early around 1130 to 12 as Oasis departs early afternoon. Thanks for any advice. Bob & Nancy The Villages, Florida

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Rosa di Trianna tapas restaurant. You can order a variety of little Puerto Rican dishes and sip some sangria in this quaint little restaurant that was once a jail. It's across from the catedral

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Hi fellow cruiser: We have been to San Juan well over twenty time but have never eaten lunch in old San Juan. Any recommendation would be appreciated. Have considered Barrichina,s but just want to try local dishes. Will be there in Sept and looking at early around 1130 to 12 as Oasis departs early afternoon. Thanks for any advice. Bob & Nancy The Villages, Florida

We wandered into a place called Cafe Manolin this past week. All local food and mostly locals eating there.. It was great.. lunch with tip was around 30.00 for the two of us. You can Google it for the address. We would definitely go there again!

 

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A little over a year ago, we had lunch at Raices based on recommendations I'd read here on CC. We really enjoyed it; the mofongo was delicious! (We then headed over to Barrachinas to have piña coladas :D)

 

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That looks so goooood!!

 

A little over a year ago, we had lunch at Raices based on recommendations I'd read here on CC. We really enjoyed it; the mofongo was delicious! (We then headed over to Barrachinas to have piña coladas :D)

 

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Rosa di Trianna tapas restaurant. You can order a variety of little Puerto Rican dishes and sip some sangria in this quaint little restaurant that was once a jail. It's across from the catedral

how far is this from the cruise port? One of us can not walk very far. Are there taxis if necessary?

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how far is this from the cruise port? One of us can not walk very far. Are there taxis if necessary?

 

It's a little bit of a walk from the OSJ port. We do it often but its a bit uphill. Plenty of taxi stands but it may take you longer in a taxi lol! If you are sailing into the other port (Royal Carib etc) then you need a taxi for sure.

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