San Juan Frappés - Guaynabo — Restaurant in Guaynabo

Service was obnoxiously slow. I’m not sure if the women working there were in training, but I had to wait around 40 minutes for my frappe and my açaí. I’m honestly fine with waiting if the end product is worth it, but similar to other reviewers, my açaí was extremely watery and melted soup. Not only that they got it WRONG, since I asked for coconut oil and got Nutella instead and the women there told me that she would charge me extra in order to give me the correct order, this is absurd….

My frappe was good, as per usual for San Juan frappes, but the wait time and disappointing açaí were a huge turn off, especially when the açaí is worth 10$...

Side note, very loud and obnoxious music started playing out of nowhere, but to each their...

There are plenty of San Juan Frappés in the area. They're little food trucks with a wide selection of frappés and corresponding toppings to choose from. I was able to try the Ferrero Rocher and the brownie frappés. All of the frappés that I saw had little chunks of their corresponding flavors (i.e. Ferrero Rocher had a little hazelnut chocolate, brownie had brownie chunks, etc.). There's not a bathroom at this location, so I ended up having to go to the bathroom across the parking lot, but this was to be expected, due to the nature of the place. Service was fast and friendly. My party ordered 6 frappés and we were waiting for less than 10 minutes. If you're in the area,...

Slowest service ever. The first time I went there, I ordered on the phone about 10 minutes before getting there and still had to wait 20 minutes after arriving. Today they had a 40 minutes waitlist, that’s a crazy amount of time to wait for a frappe. I’ll be going to the Piñero...