Eduardo Ruberté Ave, Ponce, 00728, Puerto Rico
Eduardo Ruberté Avenue
Ponce
PR
Asian Restaurant, Buffet Restaurant, Caribbean Restaurant, Indian Restaurant, Italian Restaurant, Lobster Restaurant, Mexican Restaurant, Seafood Restaurant
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Rebekah Holmes said 4 years ago
This place has great sandwiches. Pretty big so take an appetite, a friend, or have a snack later. Their lunch specials are also always delicious and really good criollo
Brian Heilig said 4 years ago
Come here to experience authentic Puerto Rican food. The mofongo could be better.
Carilsa García said 4 years ago
Trabaja el mejor sandwichero de todo ponce, Gerald.
David Masso said 4 years ago
Muy bueno
Jorge Rodriguez said 4 years ago
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