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Restaurant Casita Blanca

San Juan

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Restaurant Casita Blanca

Located just off the beaten path, this family-owned and operated restaurant is a favorite among island artists, politicians and tourists. Its Puerto Rican fare – including the native plantain treat “mofongo” – is well worth the trip. And don’t forget to ask for the house drink, called “chichaíto.”

Useful Information

  • Address: 351 Calle Tapia, San Juan
  • Email: lacasitablancapr@gmail.com
  • Phone: +1 787 726 5501
  • Address: Mon-Thu 11:30am-4pm, Fri 11:30am-8pm, Sat 11:30am-9pm, Sun 11:30am-5pm
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Dining

Puerto Rican cuisine is a mix of local and international flavors that pleases most palates. Rice, root vegetables, and proteins are staple items on all menus--from casual eateries to the most exclusive dining. The city also offers an eclectic mix of fine international dining and innovative fusion cuisine.

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