Food Trails

In the picturesque town of Hatillo, Puerto Rico, lies Vaca Negra Dairy, a specialty dairy that has captivated cheese and dairy lovers with its exceptional craftsmanship. This dairy not only produces high-quality aged cheeses and yogurts, but it also offers visitors a unique experience to discover the fascinating world behind the production of artisanal dairy products. Vaca Negra Dairy is proud to use local milk to create its aged cheeses and yogurts, which guarantees the freshness and authenticity of its products. With a passionate dedication to the local dairy tradition, the farm has become an emblem of quality and flavor in Hatillo and its surroundings....

Puerto Rico’s coffee plantations are an important part of this history. These plantations, dating back to the 19th century, are a testament to the importance of coffee on the island. Coffee plantations are large properties that include coffee plantations, coffee mills, and other facilities related to coffee production. Puerto Rico’s coffee plantations are a popular tourist destination. Visitors can learn about the history and culture of coffee on the island, as well as enjoy the natural beauty of Puerto Rico’s mountains....

Piñones Food Trail "Ruta de Piñones" A Sample of Puerto Rican Coastal Cuisine...

The Kioscos de Luquillo are a row of food and drink stalls located on PR-3 highway in the town of Luquillo, Puerto Rico. They are a popular destination for visitors to the island, who come to enjoy Puerto Rican food and culture. The Kioscos de Luquillo are known for their fried dishes, such as mofongo, pastelón, alcapurrias, and bacalaítos. These dishes are popular among Puerto Ricans and visitors to the island....

The Ruta de la Longaniza (Longaniza Trail) is a culinary route that celebrates Puerto Rico’s love of sausage. Located in the central mountains of the island, the route is about 15 miles long and is lined with dozens of restaurants that specialize in longaniza. The Longaniza route is a great way to experience the culture and cuisine of Puerto Rico. As you drive along the winding mountain roads, you will enjoy stunning views of the countryside and pass through small villages. You will also have the opportunity to try a variety of longaniza dishes at the many restaurants along the route....

Guavate “The Pork Highway” - Guavate, also known as “The Pork Highway”, is a stretch of road in the mountainous town of Cayey, Puerto Rico. It is lined with traditional outdoor restaurants known as “lechoneras”. These restaurants specialize in lechón asado, or roasted pork, which is a popular dish in Puerto Rican cuisine. Guavate is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike who want to experience the best of Puerto Rican cuisine and the festive atmosphere. The lechón asado is the star of the show, but there are many other delicious dishes to try as well....

Puerto Rico is a foodie's paradise, with a rich and diverse cuisine that reflects its unique cultural heritage. From traditional dishes like mofongo and pastelón to modern takes on Caribbean cuisine, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Embark on a culinary adventure and explore the authentic flavors of Puerto Rico on a chinchorreo. This local tradition involves hopping from bar to bar and restaurant to restaurant, enjoying drinks, food, and maybe even some dancing. It's a fun and festive way to experience the best of Puerto Rican cuisine and culture....

Puerto Rico, the pearl of the Caribbean, is known for its rich culture, natural beauty, and exceptional rum. Puerto Rican rum is world-renowned for its unique quality and flavor, which is the result of a combination of factors, including the island’s tropical climate, the quality of the sugarcane, and the centuries-old tradition of rum production. In order to promote the rum industry and attract visitors to the island, the Department of Economic Development and Commerce of Puerto Rico (DDEC) launched the Rum Route in 2023. The route includes ten distilleries located in different parts of the island, from San Juan to Ponce, from Mayagüez to Vieques....