Sabor y Cultura — Restaurant in Guayama

In restaurants service is the most important aspect of how and why they can stay in business. Unfortunately this restaurant doesn't provide any service. Not a smile of any kind, not a hello to welcome you nothing! It felt like I was intruding on them! In fact you start worrying why am I in here! Someone did a very good job of painting and decor of old Puerto Rico on the walls very lovely very cute. Unfortunately the food and the service doesn't match the decor. I had their chicken soup which was very flat did not have any unique flavor it almost tasted like yesterday soup. I also had tostones which did they not offer the mayo ketchup, I also had Yuca with no mojo olive oil nothing. As I was looking over the steam table service and asking the names or type of food was in the service pan, it felt like I was asking for their money out of the register! ItI was very uncomfortable. The last thing to mention is I am handicapped as I understand with ADA FEDERAL REGULATIONS ALL RESTAURANTS WHERE YOU SIT DOWN AND EAT MUST PROVIDE HANDICAPPED EQUIPMENT (HANDICAP BARS, AND TOILET SEAT) RESTAURANTS AND THIS RESTAURANT DID NOT. it is really difficult whenever this probably comes up, and PR with smaller restaurants it happens a lot!⁸ I forfeited my number one rule if there's not enough people inside don't go. However it was close by and I was hungry and tired. By the way I was there at lunch time and there was five of us inside the restaurant. I will not go there again and I do not...

This was a fun little location on the south side of the Island. The food was great and the service staff were friendly and accommodating. The decor was representative of the culture, and proud Puerto Rican enthusiasm. I was there with my son, he ordered the fish sticks and penne pasta with butter, and I ordered the Halibut with capers and mushroom risotto. We ordered the queso frito (fried cheese) for an appetizer, and a slice of carrot cake for dessert. The food was delicious, quick, and...

It was horrible. The girl behind the counter needs to find a new profession. I didn't even get to eat...