Isla Nena Crabwalk Cafe — Restaurant in Isla de Vieques

Heard a game of bingo as I was waiting for my flight. Walked down and noticed people (all white) playing bingo, wanted to join , bartender said no and the kitchen was about to close. No biggie, ill get a drink. I started speaking with two older gentleman sitting at the bar, friendly conversation. Bartender was being a bartender “what do you want?”, got my drink and was able to get a fish taco (left a $5 tip). As I found myself a seat, everyone was watching me and my husband. My husband is cutie but damn these weren’t eyes of admiration, these were tense looks that didn’t make us feel comfortable. This lady who looked like Al Bundy’s wife, just wouldn’t stop staring!! Until I gave her the classic smile and hello 😑 Now seeing brown people isn’t some rare sighting, y’all literally live in Puerto Rico. But this bar definitely gives off a “your not welcomed” vibe. Fish taco had a piece of hair in it. I like to hope it was an eyelash but my husband swears it was too thick to be an eyelash. We left after that… Food was a 1 (I did have a bite, it was okay but that hair was a bad) Service was a 2 (again all he did was ask for my order and tell me bingo was closed) Atmosphere was a -100 (I wish I could give...

The owner called us derogatory names for sitting for awhile before ordering. He ran five other guests off that had just walked up and proceeded to tell all of his bar guests that he was so tired of people taking up his chairs and not ordering. We had two hours before our flight and were just moments away from ordering drinks. The five other guests said they were also deciding what they should order. The names he called us were disgusting. He said it all to his regular bar guests and said it loud enough for us to hear him on purpose. We decided to walk away instead of giving him...

I would leave zero stars if I could. The rudest and most disrespectful treatment I have ever received. Extremely hostile and rude, not to mention racist against natives. Being that he is not from the island nor was actively speaking the language and also the fact that the people who were seated at his bar were all Americans who looked and spoke just like him sent the clear message that locals of brown skin were not welcome. Hit him where it hurts and don’t give this guy business. Send the message that they can’t come to our island and treat...