Vegetarian restaurant in Puerto Rico

San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital and largest city, sits on the island's Atlantic coast. Its widest beach fronts the Isla Verde resort strip, known for its bars, nightclubs and casinos. Cobblestoned Old San Juan features colorful Spanish colonial buildings and 16th-century landmarks including El Morro and La Fortaleza, massive fortresses with sweeping ocean views, as well as the Paseo de la Princesa bayside promenade.

Laid-back hangout for Mexican comfort foods with global beers, wine & outdoor seating.

High-style, open-air deck with DJs day & night, specialty cocktails, light bites & boardwalk views.

Recreational area with hiking trails (with ocean views), a native garden, playground & BBQ pits.

Unique plant arrangements are sold at this eco-minded shop with a design-your-own option & gifts.

Long-standing kitschy gay bar for drinks featuring pool tables, jukebox tunes & local artwork.

Music fans head to this bustling shop for its huge selection of vinyl, video & CDs, plus live shows. 

Posh rooftop club above a historic theater boasts a glam Old Hollywood vibe & a covered patio.

Funky spot with lucha libre posters & velvet wallpaper boasts cabaret nights & DJ-spun dance floor.

Hot spot for seasonal New American cuisine presented in a rustic-chic dining room.

Concertgoers bring a picnic & wine to watch shows of every genre at this historic amphitheater.

Landmark burial ground for Hollywood VIPs & an entertainment venue for outdoor movies & concerts. 

This traditional Latin dance club opens the floor to a young, hip crowd for DJ-driven parties.

This huge nightclub draws Latin & indie dance crowds with multiple live music & DJ events nightly.

Art gallery dedicated to the Taschen publications.

This bustling nightspot with a mid-century modern vibe features live music, billiards & food trucks.

Built in the 1920s, this high-energy concert hall hosts legendary musicians & indie bands.

Showcasing singer-songwriters before they break big, this cozy spot boasts a full bar & small bites.

Buzzy modern hangout provides draft brews & wine in an open, airy interior with a minimalist vibe.

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This operation offers a variety of organic juices & vegan smoothies in a contemporary space.

Sprawling, retro-style space with a handsome bar, a surf-themed billiards room, a patio & more.