Casa Vieja — Restaurant in Puerto Rico

Views were amazing place was nicer thank expected the music was on fire. We oredered food and the waitress never came back twenty minutes later we found someone else too take our order and the same thing happened we finally received our food and no drinks. Once we were done with our food and we requested the check the drinks came. I explain to the waitress that we were done eating and she raised her voice rudely and said you want it or not and she removed the drinks from the table. My friends explained to her they still wanted the drinks but she became perturbed and wanted to removed the drinks. She left them and walked away. Worst service ever her excuse was that they are busy and we are not the only customers. We will never return stay away from this place the service...

Casa Vieja felt like stepping back in time to my grandma's house. It is very small building, awfully situated on the side of the road - a curb to be precise - making parking a feat. They have maybe 6 to 7 small tables inside and a bar plus some outdoor seating. Expect the service to be slow - we waited 20 minutes for 2 drinks. The waitress looked frazzled and sweaty from all the running around she was doing taking care of the few tables. The food however was really good - we ordered 2 cups of their pastel al caldero and a side order of tostones. We appreciate what the owner has tried to do here, it's very picturesque and the scenery and views are beautiful. Perhaps some local musicians can be featured on weekends to make you want to stay longer. Just a...

I came to Puerto Rico on a solo trip and visited this chinchorro (a word I just learnt), I saw it on the Anthony Bourdain episode. When I arrived after a 2 hour drive it was absolutely packed and after waiting an hour I got a soursop mojito and the owner took pity on me and sat me at the bar. I had the best time and stayed until close, I was introduced to a lovely couple and ate, drank, chatted and even danced the hours away. It was the most wonderful experience I had in Puerto Rico and I will cherish my time there. The owner, employees and the people there are warm and fun and forgave my poor Spanish. The food was good and I enjoyed my multiple mojitos. The drive through the mountains...