San Juan, Puerto Rico Cruise Port Guide: Afternoon Food & Snacks Tour
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Old San Juan is one of the easiest cruise ports to explore on foot, especially if your ship docks near the historic district.
We ordered a ham and cheese Morca, no egg, for $8, and we agreed with the comments. It was much better than the plain version we tried during our previous visit.
The food was tasty, and we were glad we tried it. However, with the extremely long wait, we weren't completely sure it was worth spending so much of our limited port time at the restaurant.
Thankfully, the empanada was just as tasty as we remembered from our previous visit.
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Old San Juan is one of the easiest cruise ports to explore on foot, especially if your ship docks near the historic district. Since we had visited San Juan before and had already explored several of the more familiar stops, we used our December 2025 visit to revisit a few places from our previous food tour, try a restaurant we had missed, and see a couple of historic stops along the way. In this video, we’ll share everything we did along the way, including where we walked, what we ate, and the stops we visited during our afternoon in Old San Juan. SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO: TIPS AND OVERVIEW https://youtu.be/A-XpX3G-zCg SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO: FOOD TOUR https://youtu.be/UaViX9Zop6g MORE PORT GUIDES https://www.thejellybeans.net/ OUR FACEBOOK GROUP https://www.facebook.com/groups/thejellybeans OFFICIAL MERCH https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-jelly-beans #TheJellyBeans #CruisePortGuide #SanJuan #PuertoRico