Café Regina — Restaurant in San Juan

Greetings to everyone at Regina Cafe! In the past months I have frequented your establishment and I like the way to share with friends in your place. Today I am here to let you know details that you should take into consideration. 1. When a customer orders the coffee VERY HOT it is because they want it that way and not lukewarm as it is usually delivered. 2. When I order a breakfast I indicate that they do not add additional jam and butter in containers since I will not be consuming it and I want to create savings for your establishment since if I do not use it I would be throwing it away. 3. If a client brings their pet, it would be very helpful if the pet is not socially trained and starts barking loudly, there should be a member of the team to attend to the situation and tactfully have the owner take the pet out to the office. outside the establishment. For this it would be good to have at least 2 tables with chairs on the Taft Street side for people with this type of pet. Since the place is small and has little acoustics, it is very disturbing to have to put up with a dog barking so loudly and without anyone doing anything for the rest of the customers. Thank you for having such good taste service. Your neighbor and friend...

Charming, stylish, and seriously good coffee!

We visited Café Regina in Santurce after a lovely recommendation from a shop owner across the street and we’re so glad we went! The place has a super stylish interior, with thoughtful design and a warm, creative atmosphere.

We had two coffees: I went for a large oat milk cappuccino, and my friend tried “The Stormi”, a unique house creation. Both were absolutely delicious smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. If you’re a coffee lover, this place is a must!

For food, we ordered the stuffed avocado toast. At $10 per portion, the dish was beautifully presented and tasted amazing — but the serving size could be a bit bigger for the price. Still, quality-wise, it was totally worth it.

Since it’s a popular and hip spot, there can be a short wait. But they’ve cleverly designed a side beach-style area where you can relax until a seat in the main space opens up. It’s a casual come-and-go vibe, so the wait time wasn’t too bad at all.

We paid $35 total for two high-quality coffee drinks (including a signature mix) and two small dishes. Overall, Café Regina is a beautiful spot to start your day in Santurce highly recommended for coffee...

Overdue for a review

Ive eaten at reginas probably about 100 times since moving to Puerto Rico. Its a top 3 food spot for me in PR. Its actually a bit of a problem because at one point I was eating out way too much cuz I was going to reginas every day.

The avocado toast supreme is 10/10. Thats my go-to. My second fav thing is the grilled cheese with micro greens. My number #3 is the hummus whenever its in stock.

Reginas is an addictive place to order from because the menu can change day to day. Its like a slot machine where you dont know what youre going to get.

Sometimes there will be something that ive never seen on the menu before and I have been there over 100 times. If that happens I have to order the new thing because maybe I will never see it again. But just in case I dont like it I still order an avocado toast. Then I end up eating 2 full meals for breakfast when I am trying to be on a diet lmao.

Desserts are all made from scratch and dangerously delicious.

Only downside to Reginas is it gets crazy busy on weekends. Not surprised because its a fantastic spot but I try to go during...