El Kañaveral Restaurant in Toa Alta

Name: El Kañaveral
Address: Carretera Naranjito - Toa Alta, Sector Rabo del Buey, Toa Alta, United States
Telephone: 17878701031
Rating: 4.1

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El Kañaveral

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#83 Aus 169 in Toa Alta

8.2

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Ambiente

8.2/10

Essen

8.2/10

Innere

8.2/10

Preise

8.2/10

Service

8.2/10

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$$ International

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+17878701031

Carretera Naranjito - Toa Alta, Sector Rabo del Buey, Toa Alta, United States

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Michael Rivera

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5 years ago

The food is fantastic,there are several places to pick and choose from,sort of rests at the bottom of a small valley. They had live music and its very breezy as well. Pleasant drive to and from the area since it was a sunday and there were very large groups just enjoying the after church early dinner. The place is very popular. We really enjoyed what we ordered.😀

Brenda Aponte

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4 years ago

Very nice place and food for all the family! Recomended!!

Ivano

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4 years ago

Great atmosphere. Staff is careless, they need proper supervision. Food was good but kind of expensive. Had to get our drinks ourselves at the bar and plea for a waiter willing to work. Potential is big if adjustments are made. Live music.

Hector Rosario

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4 years ago

Place is clean, employees are capable and very well organized. Friendly and courteous. The place has a variety of huts that depict life in PR haciendas by early 1900's. No AC. Bathrooms are of the epoch. The food was normal. I cant comment more on tbe topic because everytaste is different. But the menu have a good variety.

Kerry

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5 years ago

Wonderful evening! For those who do not speak Spanish, the restaurant’s name is Spanish for sugar plantation and everything about the location celebrates the rich history of sugarcane plantations in Puerto Rico. A step into the past and the authenticity is complete with decor from days long gone. Oh and then there is the food. Loved the blend of flavors and my Puerto Rican friends told me it was the genuine Puerto Rican cuisine. Pricing was good also. The menu was in Spanish so I needed my friend to translate several of the items. Go and enjoy!