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At Pio Pio in Old San Juan, experience an intimate chef's counter setting with inventive small plates and thoughtfully paired wines that promise to impress.

"Overlooking the magnificent beach of Condado, The Loft encompasses delectable and versatile dishes. The menu delivers playful cuisine inspired by the blend of sophistication with lush tropical flavors and ingredients. Watch the palm trees sway and waves roll in as you enjoy local music."

Walled & heavily fortified citadel built 1765-1785 & largest of the Spanish built forts in Americas.

"Coffee Shop and Coffee Roasters; Serving our own brand of coffee: Finca Cialitos. Try also our delicious assortments of snacks, sandwiches, wraps, smoothies, and desserts."

"THE TOUR WHAT TO EXPECT: Enjoy a nice walking tour through Old San Juan, the second oldest city in America and the oldest in the U.S.A. For centuries, the city of Old San Juan was an important military base surrounded by fortifications and walls. This tour invites you to see San Juan through a local’s perspective, learn the history of the forts, walk through the colonial houses, and enjoy the eternal summer of the island and feel the essence and the truth of Puerto Rico. WHEN: Tours are every day at 10AM *Must book in advance* WHERE: In front of the Columbus statue at Plaza Colón. HOW MUCH: The tour is based on tips but the recommended tip is $10 per person LANGUAGE: English"

Indoor marketplace with vendors supplying local produce, meats & souvenirs, plus lunch options.

Laid-back rooms in an unassuming property offering a business center & a lobby lounge. Set on a cobblestone street, this straightforward hotel is 6 minutes' walk from the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista and a 7-minute walk from Castillo San Cristóbal, an 18th-century fort. Relaxed rooms come with Wi-Fi, TVs and work desks, plus en suite bathrooms. Upgraded quarters add minifridges and sitting areas. Amenities consist of a business center and a lobby lounge.

This dog-friendly taco haven serves up some of the best, freshest tacos around, with a side of vibrant cocktails and friendly vibes.

Old San Juan enchants with its vibrant streets of 16th-century history, cozy plazas, and a lively mix of cocktail bars and Caribbean cuisine.