"Heladeria Lares is an old-school ice cream shop right on the town square in Lares, site of a famous anti-Spanish uprising in the 19th century. It opened in 1968 and is still run by the same family, and there are upwards of 50 flavors from which to choose on any given day. There's a reason the shop has been open for more than 50 years, as if its inventive flavors—rice and beans, pumpkin, sesame seed—predicted the kind of hipster ice cream that only recently arrived in Brooklyn." - Alicia Kennedy
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