Rosa de Triana

I did not venture into this restaurant location as of yet. I write that because I look forward to giving them a visit on my next visit to Old San Juan area in PR. This is marked as a must stop restaurant for sure. So stay tune for that follow up. As from the photos posted, I can see the old fashion decor that plays a major historical part of Old San Juan. It's one reason why I want to visit. Reading more into this restaurant, I found information that it was built back in 1523, and one of the early structures built in Old San Juan. It was the Governor's Center, it then became the first City Hall and the cellar was a jail holding facility. My second reason for a visit is because from the comments posted, they seem to make a very good Seafood Paelle and I'm a fan of that dish. They also mentioned the sangria are good drinks to. My last reason why I want to visit is because they seem to do some dances/performances with live music. Some comments mentioned about high end prices but when you get a tasty meal, good drinks and entertainment all in one location. I write, you get what you're paying for. Who wouldn't want to enjoy a good food, drinks and experience a live music and dance performance as well? I was able to make a quick stop here for some really good Mojito's drink, I do recommend those. The location is very nice, you have a few major historical landmark around them and close by. One being Hotel El Convento is across the street and another being Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista that just had a major makeover. There's a small park called Plaza de la Catedral to make a stop right across the street to just sit and enjoy your drink, the scenic views and watch people walking by just like I did. If you enjoyed my review, then please hit like to it.

Nice place but it's expensive for the amount of food you get. The food is very tasty, The waitstaff is lovely as well as the atmosphere. I would recommend this if you don't care about the money. There are so many mosquitoes outside and the bathroom is gross. :(

Incredible everything! One of the pricier places to eat in Old San Juan, but worth every penny. Very easy to get to in the Northwest part of OSJ. Located on a beautiful, small park which features a sculpture commissioned by Puerto Rico's only female governor and across from San Juan Cathedral. The stunning, large Convent Hotel is across the street. Tried the seafood platter with octopus, mahi mahi, salmon and shrimp and was very satisfied. Fresh sangria was delicious. Best virgin pina colada I've had in my life and I try one everywhere! Had so much coconut in it, happy I didn't get the standard mix hotels serve. Waiter was prompt, the food was fresh and authentic. Waiter gave us 3 fun places he goes to for great music, dancing and drinks. Decor is tastefully done and restaurant is clean. You can sit outside within the restaurant thanks to an overhang above. Menu said the building was constructed in 1593 or so, and once served as city hall. Highly recommended for quality staff, food and drink.

I googled best restaurants while my boyfriend and I were walking around OSJ, and this place popped up. It’s a little hidden, but is so romantic!! We sat outside in the courtyard for dinner, then went inside to enjoy the live music & Flamenco dancing (Saturday). The building is the first jail, which was built in the 1500s & it is filled with authentic Spanish decor. Great place to experience the original influences of San Juan. We had the shrimp tostones & the steak chickpea appetizers - which were enough to make us full! But we just had to have the Seafood Paella, and it was amazing!! The paella is big enough to share amongst 4 & is filled with an assortment of seafood - a must get. The service was good and the sangria kept us occupied while we waited on the paella to be freshly prepared.

My husband and I stopped by here in the afternoon on our way out of Old San Juan and we are so glad that we did! We enjoyed tapas and cocktails, both were amazing! The service was very friendly, and they had a great happy hour going on even though it was only 1pm. We will definitely come back when we visit Puerto Rico next time!

Chicken mofongo was amazing. We came here with a food tour and made our own. I thought it was some of the best mofongo we've had on the island and the experience was great.

The food was excellent. We especially liked the seafood paella. The garlic shrimp was good too.

Outstanding small literal hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Plenty of small dishes with unique flavors and cooked excellent. Also a pitcher perfect red sangria. Would highly recommend the experience of the 16th century building. You literally eat in tunnels.

I did not venture into this restaurant location as of yet. I write that because I look forward to giving them a visit on my next visit to Old San Juan area in PR. This is marked as a must stop restaurant for sure. So stay tune for that follow up. As from the photos posted, I can see the old fashion decor that plays a major historical part of Old San Juan. It's one reason why I want to visit. Reading more into this restaurant, I found information that it was built back in 1523, and one of the early structures built in Old San Juan. It was the Governor's Center, it then became the first City Hall and the cellar was a jail holding facility. My second reason for a visit is because from the comments posted, they seem to make a very good Seafood Paelle and I'm a fan of that dish. They also mentioned the sangria are good drinks to. My last reason why I want to visit is because they seem to do some dances/performances with live music. Some comments mentioned about high end prices but when you get a tasty meal, good drinks and entertainment all in one location. I write, you get what you're paying for. Who wouldn't want to enjoy a good food, drinks and experience a live music and dance performance as well? I was able to make a quick stop here for some really good Mojito's drink, I do recommend those. The location is very nice, you have a few major historical landmark around them and close by. One being Hotel El Convento is across the street and another being Catedral Basilica Menor de San Juan Bautista that just had a major makeover. There's a small park called Plaza de la Catedral to make a stop right across the street to just sit and enjoy your drink, the scenic views and watch people walking by just like I did. If you enjoyed my review, then please hit like to it.

Nice place but it's expensive for the amount of food you get. The food is very tasty, The waitstaff is lovely as well as the atmosphere. I would recommend this if you don't care about the money. There are so many mosquitoes outside and the bathroom is gross. :(

Incredible everything! One of the pricier places to eat in Old San Juan, but worth every penny. Very easy to get to in the Northwest part of OSJ. Located on a beautiful, small park which features a sculpture commissioned by Puerto Rico's only female governor and across from San Juan Cathedral. The stunning, large Convent Hotel is across the street. Tried the seafood platter with octopus, mahi mahi, salmon and shrimp and was very satisfied. Fresh sangria was delicious. Best virgin pina colada I've had in my life and I try one everywhere! Had so much coconut in it, happy I didn't get the standard mix hotels serve. Waiter was prompt, the food was fresh and authentic. Waiter gave us 3 fun places he goes to for great music, dancing and drinks. Decor is tastefully done and restaurant is clean. You can sit outside within the restaurant thanks to an overhang above. Menu said the building was constructed in 1593 or so, and once served as city hall. Highly recommended for quality staff, food and drink.

I googled best restaurants while my boyfriend and I were walking around OSJ, and this place popped up. It’s a little hidden, but is so romantic!! We sat outside in the courtyard for dinner, then went inside to enjoy the live music & Flamenco dancing (Saturday). The building is the first jail, which was built in the 1500s & it is filled with authentic Spanish decor. Great place to experience the original influences of San Juan. We had the shrimp tostones & the steak chickpea appetizers - which were enough to make us full! But we just had to have the Seafood Paella, and it was amazing!! The paella is big enough to share amongst 4 & is filled with an assortment of seafood - a must get. The service was good and the sangria kept us occupied while we waited on the paella to be freshly prepared.

My husband and I stopped by here in the afternoon on our way out of Old San Juan and we are so glad that we did! We enjoyed tapas and cocktails, both were amazing! The service was very friendly, and they had a great happy hour going on even though it was only 1pm. We will definitely come back when we visit Puerto Rico next time!

Chicken mofongo was amazing. We came here with a food tour and made our own. I thought it was some of the best mofongo we've had on the island and the experience was great.

The food was excellent. We especially liked the seafood paella. The garlic shrimp was good too.

Outstanding small literal hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Plenty of small dishes with unique flavors and cooked excellent. Also a pitcher perfect red sangria. Would highly recommend the experience of the 16th century building. You literally eat in tunnels.