Herbert’s Place

21/11/2025

Ya recuperado de mi accidente! Ahora tomando reservas para 2026!

27/10/2025

Oraciónes por nuestros hermanos caribeños!!

14/08/2025

Calendario abierto! Ven con tu grupo a disfrutar del oeste! 4 ctos 3 baños y mucho espacio para disfrutar, 2 min de Buye y 3 min de Boqueron. Inbox para mas detalles!

01/08/2025

Ultimos dias de vacaciones de verano! 4 ctos 3 banos para 12 personas! Excelente localización entre Buye y Boqueron.

30/07/2025

Agosto y Septiembre te esperan con los mejores dias para playa! Casa 4 ctos 3 baños para 12 personas, haz tu grupo y ven a disfrutar del Oeste!

24/07/2025

ANNIE'S PLACE IS A WELL-REGARDED RESTAURANT OFFERING A BEAUTIFUL BEACHFRONT SETTING WITH STUNNING SUNSET VIEWS.

IT'S KNOWN FOR ITS FRESH SEAFOOD AND DIVERSE MENU, INCLUDING CARIBBEAN, PUERTO RICAN, AND BAR FARE.

VEGAN OPTIONS, LIKE VEGETABLE MOFONGOS, ARE ALSO AVAILABLE.

HERE'S A SUMMARY OF ANNIE'S PLACE:

LOCATION: 3.0 KM, 3301 PR-3301, BOQUERÓN, CABO ROJO, PR 00622.

CUISINE: CARIBBEAN, BAR, SEAFOOD, AND PUERTO RICAN. THEY ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR FRESH SEAFOOD, INCLUDING DISHES LIKE CHILLO FRITO CON TOSTONES DE PANA AND CEVICHE DE DORADO.

THEY ALSO OFFER BURGERS, BRUNCH OPTIONS, AND THE FAMOUS PUERTO RICAN TURNOVERS KNOWN AS "EMPANADILLAS."

THEY OPEN DAILY, GENERALLY FROM 11 AM, AND CLOSE AT 9 PM ON WEEKDAYS AND 10 PM ON WEEKENDS.

WHILE FAMOUS FOR SEAFOOD, THEY ALSO FEATURE DISHES LIKE MOFONGO, BBQ RIBS, LECHÓN (ROAST PORK), AND VARIOUS COCKTAILS INCLUDING MOJITOS.

OUTDOOR SEATING, FULL BAR, SERVES ALCOHOL, WAITER SERVICE, TAKEOUT, PARKING AVAILABLE, TELEVISION, LIVE MUSIC, WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY, AND BEACHFRONT DINING WITH SUNSET VIEWS. THEY ACCEPT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS.

REVIEWS: ANNIE'S PLACE HAS A 4.1-STAR RATING ON GOOGLE BASED ON OVER 3300 USER REVIEWS AND A 3.7-STAR RATING ON TRIPADVISOR BASED ON 627 REVIEWS.

TIPS FOR VISITORS

CONSIDER VISITING DURING WEEKDAYS TO AVOID LARGER CROWDS.

SERVICE CAN BE SLOWER DURING PEAK HOURS, SO BE PREPARED FOR A RELAXED DINING EXPERIENCE.
ENJOY THE SUNSET VIEWS, AS THE RESTAURANT IS LOCATED ON THE BEACH.

EXPLORE NEARBY RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS LIKE BOHO KITCHEN OR CABO BEACH HOUSE FOR ALTERNATIVE DINING OPTIONS

ANNIE'S PLACE IS A WELL-KNOWN SEAFOOD RESTAURANT LOCATED DIRECTLY ON COMBATE BEACH IN CABO ROJO, PUERTO RICO. THEY'VE BEEN OPERATING SINCE 1974, KNOWN FOR SERVING FRESH SEAFOOD. IN ADDITION TO THEIR POPULAR SEAFOOD DISHES, THE MENU ALSO INCLUDES ITEMS LIKE BURGERS, BRUNCH, AND TRADITIONAL PUERTO RICAN TURNOVERS CALLED "EMPANADILLAS".

THE RESTAURANT IS PARTICULARLY POPULAR FOR WATCHING THE SUNSET, WITH MANY REVIEWS HIGHLIGHTING THE BEAUTIFUL VIEWS AND THAT’S ONE ONE OF THE REASON WE VISITED ANNIE’S PLACE TODAY

CUSTOMER REVIEWS CONSISTENTLY PRAISE THE DELICIOUS FOOD, EXCELLENT SERVICE, AND INVITING ATMOSPHERE. POPULAR DISHES INCLUDE CHILLO FRITO CON TOSTONES DE PANA (FRIED SNAPPER WITH BREADFRUIT TOSTONES), CEVICHE DE DORADO (MAHI-MAHI CEVICHE), AND THEIR MOJITOS.

KEEP IN MIND THAT AS A POPULAR SPOT, ANNIE'S PLACE CAN GET QUITE BUSY, ESPECIALLY ON WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS, WHICH MAY LEAD TO SLOWER SERVICE AT TIMES. THEY DO OFFER BOTH DINE-IN AND TAKEOUT OPTIONS.

HERE'S SOME INFORMATION ABOUT ANNIE'S PLACE:

CUISINE: CARIBBEAN, BAR, SEAFOOD, AND PUERTO RICAN. THEY ARE KNOWN FOR FRESH SEAFOOD AND ALSO OFFER BURGERS, BRUNCH, AND EMPANADILLAS (PUERTO RICAN TURNOVERS). VEGETARIAN AND VEGAN OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE.

LOCATION: SITUATED DIRECTLY ON COMBATE BEACH, OFFERING SPECTACULAR SUNSET VIEWS.
HOURS: GENERALLY OPEN FROM 11 AM TO 9 PM (OR 10 PM ON WEEKENDS). CHECK AHEAD FOR SPECIFIC HOURS DURING YOUR VISIT.

AMENITIES: OUTDOOR SEATING, FULL BAR, SERVES ALCOHOL, WAITER SERVICE, TAKEOUT, PARKING AVAILABLE, TELEVISION, LIVE MUSIC, WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.

REVIEWS: ANNIE'S PLACE IS GENERALLY WELL-REGARDED, WITH A GOOGLE RATING OF 4.1 STARS BASED ON OVER 3300

REVIEWS. ACCORDING TO TRIPADVISOR, IT HAS A 3.7-STAR RATING BASED ON 627 REVIEWS

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ANNIE'S PLACE IS A WELL-REGARDED RESTAURANT OFFERING A BEAUTIFUL BEACHFRONT SETTING WITH STUNNING SUNSET VIEWS. IT'S KNOWN FOR ITS FRESH SEAFOOD AND DIVERSE...

24/07/2025

This is the A must list ot eat and see in Puerto Rico

A must Restaurants in Old San Juan

Vaca Brava
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Triana Tapas & Flamenco
+1 787-725-8819 https://g.co/kgs/R5mrr4Z

Rincón Ibérico
+1 787-725-5936 https://g.co/kgs/oYCEVph

La Mallorquina ***
+1 787-339-2363 https://g.co/kgs/kH3LRtz

A must Food y’all need to Try

- [ ] Bacalaitos (codfish fritters “Bacalaitos” is known as one of the best Spanish appetizers. Seafood meets pancake in this savory appetizer that is beloved in Puerto Rico.)
- [ ] Alcappurias (Alcapurria is basically a fritter made of green bananas and yautia (taro root) and stuffed with meat. I have also had them made with yucca (cassava root), which are extra tasty. If you happen to find yourself in PuertoRico you can find them sold in the roadside kiosks and cuchifritos.)
- [ ] Mofongo (Mofongo is a popular Puerto Rican side dish made with fried green plantains mashed by hand together with chicharrones (crispy pork skin) and fresh garlic. It's traditionally served with a red shrimp sauce (camarones guisados) or chicken broth, and makes for a super delicious side)
- [ ] Piononos (Puerto Rican piononos are sweet plantain rolls stuffed with savory ground beef or picadillo, as we say in Puerto Rico. They are topped with shredded cheese and baked to perfection. Alternatively, you could fry the piononos instead of baking them. But either way, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this Caribbean dish which combines sweet and savory in the most perfect way)

What to do in Old San Juan with Kids

Castillo San Felipe del Morro
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San Felipe del Morro – El Morro is a six-level fortress built to protect the city from sea invaders. Parts of the Fort are over 400 years old, and the massive walls are almost 300 years old. El Morro has all sorts of neat areas to explore: the barracks, kitchen, latrine, chapel, storage, all connected with ramps and stairways. Plenty of open spaces to run around and even a piece of bomb still stuck in the wall. All sorts of cool things to see and do. There is a small military museum, and gift ship on the premises.
The fort is a National Historic Site administered by the US National Park Service.

Castillo de San Cristobal – San Cristobal Fort was built in 1634 and completed in 1771. It was built to protect the city from land-based invasions. This fort is actually a number of different units connected by tunnels, each unit being self-sufficient in the event that another part is invaded. This fort has a wonderful dungeon that you can visit and see the doodling that prisoners made on the walls. It also has a museum showing the Spanish military uniforms.
Both forts are World Heritage Sites, and National Historic Sites, and are administered by the US National Park Service. The forts are open to the public daily (except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day) 9:00 am to 6:00 pm . There is a $10 admission fee for both El Morro and San Cristobal forts, for people 16 years old and up. Kids less than 16 years old are free! Phone 787-729-6777 for more info.

To Snack close to castles

- [ ] ITOS BITES&BUNS (Bacalaitos Bites)

Free (or Almost Free) Things To Do
One thing that kids usually enjoy (though many adults think it gross!) is feeding the pigeons. At the end of Calle Cristo, you’ll find Parque de las Palomas (Pigeon Park). Open Tuesday – Sunday during the day (9am-6pm or so). Here you will be able to feed hundreds of pigeons that live in this park. Someone is usually there selling birdseed.
There is a small playground, with swings and a slide and jungle gym to the westernmost part of OSJ. Right behind the Casa Rosado. And a new playground and garden right along the Paseo de la Princesa.

We All Scream For Ice Cream
One other thing I know kids love are treats. You don’t have to walk too far to find something to try. There are many local treats available in Old San Juan. Around the streets, you will see people selling Piraguas, or "shave ice". They will have a cart with a huge block of ice that they shave by hand. Then you get to pick from all sorts of flavored syrups.

From time to time, you will hear the bell of the local ice cream man. These guys walk around with their yellow icebox carts. They have 3 flavors of local ice cream. This ice cream is lighter than most ice creams – like a cross between ice cream and sherbet.

And of course, there are a few Popsicle (paleta) stores featuring home made flavors- check out Mr Paleta at 153 Calle de Tetuan and Los Paleteros at 366 Calle San Francisco.

For another local frozen treat, try a limber. These are like an ice-pop without the stick – you scrape the ice with your teeth. There is a lady who lives across from the La Rogativa statue that makes and sells these. Look for a small window with a sign that says Limbers and stop in and get one. For 75¢, you will get a plastic cup of sweet, fruit-flavored ice. They are very refreshing on a hot day.

Local candies are also available. You can typically find a candy seller among the craft vendors. There are usually a few people selling different types of goodies. Lots of coconut and nuts (and sugar).

Lots of activities for kids and adults but far from the capital, near the rain forest
Hacienda Carabalí · Carabalí Rainforest Park, Fajardo, Luquillo 00738, Puerto Rico

22/07/2025