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Ingesting His Way Through San Juan

4/16/2007 at 9:50 AM
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Our fave budget traveler, Frugal Matt, is back this week with a look at Old San Juan. When last we heard from him, he was in Switzerland, so it's good to see we're back to warmer climes.

He snagged a deal on a room at the Nuyorican Cafe, which has just opened a new boutique hotel: Da House (pictured above). Though from the sound of it, he didn't spend much time there:

The sun was setting, and I was just heading home when Nacho called. A friend of a friend, he'd heard I was in town and wanted to know if I was up for a night out...I can't say I remember very well what followed, but we bounced around, never spending more than $2 for a beer.

Now, that's our kind of town. Matt spent plenty of time grubbing too, with stops at a street-side stand for an empenada and a diner for a ham-and-cheese breakfast sandwich. Though he skipped Tantra--maybe the only restaurant in town with tandoori mofongo--he did finally end up at the Nuyorican Cafe after a long night and a plate of hot wings. The verdict? Sounds like they were amazing.

[Photo: chgosfs]

Related Stories:
· A Cheap Room Puts Old San Juan Within Reach [NYT]
· Nuyorican Cafe [Official Site]
· Da House [Official Site]
· Jaunted's Matt Gross coverage [Jaunted]


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eaponte
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Dining in Puerto Rico (none / 0)

The food in Puerto Rico is unbelievable, and the prices are very reasonable especially compared to most popular vacation spots! To see some of my favorite places to dine in Puerto Rico visit my website! www.LivePuertoRico.com! :)

by eaponte on 4/20/2007 at 12:18 AM


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