PR-115, Aguada 00602, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico 115
PR
African Restaurant, Breakfast Restaurant, Brunch Restaurant, Delivery Restaurant, Family Restaurant, Hamburger Restaurant, Health Food Restaurant, Italian Restaurant, Lobster Restaurant, Mexican Restaurant, Takeout Restaurant, Vegan Restaurant, Vegetarian Restaurant
Restaurant, Food
787-313-7007
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Recent Google Reviews
Sergio Contreras said 5 years ago
It it the best fish mofongo ever. The totones too!!!!
jaime alvarez said 4 years ago
Delicious food is the best.
Orlando Perez said 6 years ago
Some of the best Mofongo I've had in PR.
Hector Velazquez said 5 years ago
Great mofongo de camarones
JAIME LORENZO said 5 years ago
Siempre rica la comida
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