If you are not a fan of señor frog than this might be for you. Cool jukebox, Ivan is bartender's bartender. More

Such a nice break from the touristy and vanilla bars (Fat Tuesdays and the lame chainy types). Simple, stripped down and a great neighborhood tap. More for locals but I didn't feel out of place. Bartender (Donna?) was helpful giving us the history. The "decor" is great. Charactitures of all the locals who frequent the place. Farthest thing from touristy.... More

The music was dull, the bar tender had no personallity and the usual customers were unfriendly. The place looks cool and fun but it isnt. The prices are not different than anywhere else we visited. I had two beers and went back to No No's. Cant go wrong with No No's!!! From what I heard they dont even have live... More

Don't let the graffiti and bar windows scare you away. Many locals here, and everyone is so inviting. Pool table in the back...many great oldies on the box! The Bartender, Evan?... works the entire bar by himself - pretty impressive. More

This is one of those places that when I go to San Juan I hang out there several times. This place is a very cool out and mellow place to hangout and just people watch. The Medalla beers are $2.75 the cocktails are very cheap, and believe me coming from Miami where a rum and coke takes $10 out of... More

This bar is a local institution in San Juan, right across the street from the Church and the El Convento hotel. It has all sorts of people from tourists to locals alike. The bartender was very friendly and talked with us for awhile about the area and our trip plans, then suggested the best rums, and took shots along with... More

Just walked by this spot after leaving El Morro and went in after seeing a few little dogs sitting at the bar with their owners..the walls are covered in writing and you can hang your business card from the lamp shades. I had the signature 101 drink and it was $5, my boyfriend had a beer for $4. Very nice... More

Sam the bartender takes good care of you at this Old San Juan haunt and the jukebox rocks. El Convento Hotel directly across the street offers an interesting contrast. More

i was in san juan last summer for just five days, but after my first night there, i knew i had found my haunt of choice at el batey. the jukebox kicks ass, and the stripped down interior felt like any bar in the lower east side in manhattan... only with a much more attractive, well-tanned crowd. this was easily... More