San Juan

P P: The most local of burger joints where whole families come to eat the unique homemade burgers for generations. A must go especially if you are visiting the Capitol building right next door.

P P: Great 'hipster' like tea room with authentic Belgian waffles and a selection of teas and great brunches.

P P: This is THE place to go if you want a taste of truly local San Juan nightlife. Every weekend the bars around the Market building is bustling with people knocking down beers, mojitos. A must visit.

P P: This is the most famous and coolest 'speakeasy' in Viejo San Juan. Rivals some of NYC's bars in its vibe and make sure to go to the very back where the music and dancing is at.

P P: This place is great if you are out in the Condado area and want to get a drunk snack of local Puerto Rican food. Expect a lot of fried offerings which are delicious sober and under the influence.

P P: A great fast-casual burger joint much like you get in the US but it is a local franchise and the best part is its selection of 'Carribean' sauces.

P P: Would highly recommend getting a cab just to visit this. There are a bunch of roadside shacks that offer the tasty local grub right by the Pinones beach. The best 'street food' experience in SJ.

P P: Resort hotel in the Condado area. A bit more upmarket. Great for a relaxing drink overlooking the ocean.

P P: Hotel I've stayed at a lot with a great bar/outside area.

P P: Good Italian place in Viejo San Juan. Good for cocktails as well.

P P: La Perla is a poor neighbourhood in the heart of VSJ and the setting of the 'Despacito' video. You can see it from the top as you visit the 'Morro' but it is recommended that tourists don't go inside.

P P: The residence of the Governor of Puerto Rico.

P P: Capitol building. You can go inside without much hassle.

P P: Great Mexican restaurant with great cocktails.

P P: Think of this as the 'Miami beach' of Puerto Rico. A lot of tourists but its the closest beach to the VSJ and the surrounding area is full of hotels, bars, restaurants and nightlife.

P P: Must have photo-op when you visit San Juan.

P P: Hipster coffee shop in the heart of Santurce. Great place to stop and have a break as you visit the neighbourhood's street art.

P P: Santurce is known for its street art. I don't know if this is the right location but you can find it everywhere in Santurce. 'Santurce es Ley' is the name of a street art collective.

P P: One of my favourite art museums I've ever visited. A lot of modern Caribbean art on display. Very socio-cultural-political stuff.

P P: Good place for good coffee in VSJ

P P: Where Puerto Ricans go for Puerto Rican food in VSJ, as opposed to the very touristy 'Raices' restaurant. Try the Mofongo.