La Taberna Lúpulo

"Beer bar Lúpulo is always blasting the best playlist and serving a wide array of beers on draft as well as in bottles and cans. Focus your drinking efforts on local breweries, such as those from Boxlab in Aguadilla on the island’s west coast or Zurc Brauhaus in Coamo. Everything pairs well with the selection of bar food, including some truly wonderful french fries, wings, and an excellent Cubano." - Paulina Salach Antonetti, Alicia Kennedy

"With 50 craft beers on tap and hundreds of beers from all over the world, including artisanal local brews, “Lúpulo” is the perfect place to start your night or your day. It is a comfortable space with high ceilings, big windows and a long wood bar. It is a popular hangout for locals as well as for tourists roaming the city streets. Brunch at Lúpulo is hardcore and delicious. They specialize in “hangover cure” drinks and dishes. Try their audacious Bloody Mary, topped with one egg, tomatoes, orange slices, celery slices, 3 olives and a small ham and cheese sandwich." - Ana Jovane Serrano

"La Taberna de Lúpulo, San Juan by Ana Jovane Serrano. With 50 craft beers on tap and hundreds of beers from all over the world, including artisanal local brews, “Lúpulo” is the perfect place to start your night or your day. It is a comfortable space with high ceilings, big windows and a long wood bar. It is a popular hangout for locals as well as for tourists roaming the city streets. Brunch at Lúpulo is hardcore and delicious. They specialize in “hangover cure” drinks and dishes. Try their audacious Bloody Mary, topped with one egg, tomatoes, orange slices, celery slices, 3 olives and a small ham and cheese sandwich."

"With 50 taps and over 150 bottles, La Taberna is a Puerto Rican craft beer bar serving local brews Ocean Lab, and FOK, along with mainland and international favorites in a breezy building from the 1700s. The beef sliders and beer fries (more like chips) will snuff out the hunger that comes with a day of trekking through the city."

"La Taberna Lúpulo is a gorgeous Old San Juan tavern with soaring beamed ceilings, big oak doors flung open to the street, and a long wooden bar. When you think about drinks in Puerto Rico, you don't immediately think beer bar, but from the moment you walk in, it's clear that's what this spot is about: Shelves of bottles line the walls, the bar boasts a whopping 50 taps, and there's a huge chalkboard scribbled with the bartenders' favorites." - Kris Fordham