Panadería Don Nico — Restaurant in Río Grande

TLDR: It was perfectly average. Good A/C inside, which was nice. Prices are super reasonable — we got two breakfast sandwiches, buttered toast, and three small café con leches for $19. The sandwiches were nothing special but fine, and I actually really liked the toast. Not a fan of their sugar setup though — big bottles with tiny holes, and the brown sugar was clumpy and hard to pour. They also have a $5 debit / $10 credit card minimum. They sell some basics like milk and other groceries, and on certain days they do avena (oatmeal) or farina. We came on a Saturday around noon and the avena was already sold out. Service felt kind of dry. The space is small with bar seating along the wall and window, but it wasn’t crowded — just a couple other people besides us. Bathrooms looked a little sketchy at first, but the women’s ended up being fine. It smelled decent, just no paper towels and no A/C (but...

This place is delicious. I’m a tourist who come to Puerto Rico often, and am initially from Miami. I’m familiar with Puerto Rican foods. This place was spot on. Their bread delicious. Their coffee was authentic. Their eggs were cooked to perfection. We came here as a half way point to el yunque. Great spot right off the Main Street so it was easy to come in and out. The cashier was so sweet and helped us order. Highly recommend! I am uploading their most...

The service here is great most times. The "pan de agua" bread is really good and so is their coffee. Prices are low and wait time is relatively low (depends how crowded is is given that most locals eat here). Great for breakfast sandwiches, coffee and friendly talks. I highly recommend you try the "quesitos" here as they're one of the best I've tried (make sure...