Came here on a local&#39;s tip. Lobster tails were thick, juicy&mdash;grilled veggies on the side were a nice touch. Nothing fancy, just honest food. Willy&#39;s a character, keeps it relaxed. Shared tables so you might end up chatting with strangers. That&#39;s part of the charm. Price was fair for what you get. I&#39;d go back.

Been coming here for a while now. The cinnamon rolls are still the reason I show up&mdash;homemade, warm, and just the right amount of sweet. Coffee&#39;s solid too. Place gets a bit busy around 9, but that&#39;s fine. It&#39;s got that relaxed vibe that makes you want to sit and take your time.

Came for dinner with a couple friends, sat outside. Drinks were solid, bartender knew what they were doing. Service was quick even though it got busy later. Patio&#39;s got a good vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Wish they had a bit more shade though, sun was kinda in our eyes for a while. Still, decent spot to hang.

We sat outside by the water and the breeze was just right. I had the blackened fish and it was cooked well, flaky and seasoned nicely. Service was friendly without hovering. Only thing is we waited a bit for our table, but once we ordered, things moved along fine. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The hammock chairs right on the beach got me. Just sat there with my drink, watching the water. It&#39;s a little far from town, but that&#39;s part of the charm honestly. Service was friendly too, didn&#39;t have to wave anyone down. Would come back just for that relaxed vibe.

Stopped in for breakfast and ended up staying longer than planned. The French press is the move&mdash;enough for two cups, and it goes great with the San Pedro bowl. Not too sweet, which I liked. Carrot cake was moist too, perfect with the coffee. Staff let us take our time. Came back the next day for the same thing.

Prices run high, like you&rsquo;re back in a big city. Wine pours? Kind of small. But the food quality carries it. Had the grilled snapper, cooked right, flaky and seasoned well. Service kept up too. Not a place for every week, but if you want solid seafood without the tourist trap feel, it works. Just don&rsquo;t come starving for the pour.

Stopped by for breakfast and the fry jacks with chicken and beans hit the spot. Really hearty, the kind of meal that sticks with you. Just a heads up, there was a bit of a wait, but the food made up for it. Simple spot, good eats.

The lobster tail here was seriously good&mdash;some of the best I&#39;ve had on the island, no question. The Catena Malbec went really well with it. Chimichurri sauce was a nice touch too. Place has a decent vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable enough to sit and take your time. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving Argentinian food and don&#39;t want the tourist-trap feel.

Stopped here after a beach day and grabbed the BBQ chicken and ribs to go. Sat at one of the picnic tables with a friend, super chill vibe. The homemade tortillas were the best part honestly. Sauce was a bit messy but that&#39;s kinda expected. Would come back for a casual hangout.

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