Ultimate Old San Juan Food Tour

Locally Grown Coffee: From Bean to Your Cup 
Your morning begins with the rich aroma of freshly ground Puerto Rican coffee, poured alongside a warm, sugar-dusted pastry. Here, the family owners share stories of their coffee farm in the island’s lush interior—and how each bean makes its way to your cup. 

 Street Food, Island Style 
Pop by a local street vendor and bite into a golden, crispy empanadilla, one of Puerto Rico’s beloved frituras. Stuffed with savory fillings, they’re a favorite snack locals enjoy on-the-go that you’ll get to experience too.

A Legendary Cocktail
Slip past the usual queue into the restaurant that invented the piña colada. You’ll taste the original recipe where it was first shaken to life.

Dig Into A Plate of Mofongo 
Sit down at a local restaurant for a plate of an island classic: mashed plantains filled with tender meat or vegetables. Mofongo is a hearty, savory, and flavorful dish that can't be missed. You'll try it at our favorite spot in Old San Juan.

Refreshing Popsicle or Sorbet
As the temperature rises in the afternoon, a cool popsicle or sorbet made with local fruit will hit the spot. This tiny shop uses fruit grown on the island to make frozen treats in a variety of tropical flavors like guayaba, mango, pineapple, and coconut.

Sweet Finale 
End with a rich, velvety chocolate at a women-owned shop crafting bean-to-bar creations from local cacao. Sip hot chocolate, savor decadent cake, and meet the next generation shaking up the island’s food scene. 

The Perfect Shore Excursion
Hundreds of cruise ships dock in Puerto Rico every year, but many visitors waste precious time wandering around aimlessly. This Puerto Rico food tour allows travelers short on a time an immersive experience into the island's cuisine with a local guide. You'll meet your guide and small group in a convenient location just a 15-minute walk from the Old San Juan Cruise Port and visit family-run and small businesses handpicked by our team of local experts. 

Sites Visited:
Local coffee shop, Old San Juan, Street food stand, Historic bar, Local restaurant, Popsicle stand, Bean-to-bar chocolate shop