Devouring Old San Juan, Puerto Rico (walking food, historical + architectural tour)
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Today, we're in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. We're actually staying about 30 minutes east of here, but we had to come into town to try some of the top sites and bites in the oldest city on U.S. soil. So let's start devouring on this walking food tour!
Contents
0:00 Intro
0:12 Plaza del Quinto Centenario
0:45 Cafe Don Ruiz
2:17 Castillo San Felipe del Morro
4:28 La Tortuga
6:10 La Factoria
7:47 Puerta San Juan
8:20 El Jibarito
9:57 Chocobar Cortés
12:55 Python Detour
13:56 Barrachina
15:15 Princesa
18:42 Conclusion
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I Love that the whole family is traveling together and enjoying all that yummy food, drinks and all the historic sites. If you get a chance you must visit Fajardo and definitely go to the Bio-bay…that will blow your mind and the kids will love it. Also, try Toro Verde zip lines in the town of Orocovis. So much to see and do in that little gem of an island. Thank you for sharing your video.👍👍👍👍
Thank you for watching and appreciating our videos! 🤗🙏
Great narrators🎤Old San Juan a true gem💎
Always remember to mix the rice with beans, beans are like the sauce it adds
flavor to rice🙂
Thank you thank you 🙏 And thanks for the tip!
Cool video, great family and thanks for sharing! Just one comment, the bread is pronounced, mah-Yor-kah. The double L has a 'y' sound. :)
So happy you liked it 😊 thanks for watching and thanks for the pronunciation tip!
Thank you for sharing the video with us there's no place like our 🏝 island Puerto Rico it's a Paradise ♥
hi family i was in puerto rico caguas, ponce, bayamon and san juan food yum beautiful places you guys looks so cool having so much fun be safe
That’s so cool that you saw so much of Puerto Rico!
Great video. I can tell those drinks were definitely feeling those drinks
That montage at the cool bar of Erin talking and Phil almost drinking, was hilarious. Extra good energy all around from everyone, even the snakes.
That bar was so neat... we got to enjoy the drinks and the kids got to enjoy the snakes. None of us would have preferred the other 😂
I love this video!! As a foodie, I can truly appreciate how much food and drink you all devoured in this video, while still doing a walking tour w/ the kids!!!
Added bonus is the kids (who are super cute btw) give their reviews. Your son might be my favorite! Him eating the rice while u gave your review was gold!!
Thank you for showing something other than just bars. You hit some great family spots.
Great! 👏🏼 so happy you liked it. There’s some great culture and food there.
The kids giving food reviews is honestly great haha good points
Thank you! They’re pretty good food critics and Colt has an amazing palette! 👏🏼
awesome,,, beautiful island
It really is! ❤️🫶
Your kids are well spoken .. kudos to you guys 😊
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks for sharing this video of my Island with such a good taste!
You’re very welcome 😊 We had such a great time in Puerto Rico.
La Factoria bar scene was really cute!! Caraffee 😂 You hit such beautiful and obviously tasty places, I'd love to go there sometime.
Old San Juan is a really cool city! And we loved how much history it has 🇵🇷. La Factoria is a very cool spot! Not just a cool concept, but on point drinks.
Great video we loved it !!! Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 ❤️
Aww, thank you 🙏! So glad you loved it 🥰
Bumped into your video. Awesome reporting. Myself heading to PR old San Juan Hitting all of your spots
You guys are so amazing!😊❤ Congraulations on a very delightful and splendid and highly sophisticated video.❤❤😊
Thank you so much!!
Your family is beautiful and everyone looks like their having lots of fun!
We are 🥰 Thank you!
Nice video, so informative, new subacriber here from the Philippines.
Beautiful family
Thank you! 🥰
Well spoken knowledgeable visitors thank you for visiting my homeland with grace and respect you earned a new sub!
Thank you! Welcome to our channel 🤗
Very nice,well informative and a beautiful family.
Thanks! 🤗
Puerto Rico (Borikén) is more than El Viejo San Juan and beautiful beaches
because this island natural wonders are incredible stunning.
Beautiful
Oh my god! Your kids are the cutest thing ever and I find amazing that you included them in the video, like a very fun family activity 💙💙 new subscriber here! Wish all the success ✨✨
Thank you so much!! 🥰 We have so much fun traveling with them.
We are heading to PR tomorrow on our second Inspirato trip! Your videos were super helpful when we were deciding to join! If you are still on the island try Mofongo con churrasco! It’s all I eat while there 😂
I wish we were still there! We just got back a few days ago. We’re so glad our videos were helpful. Feel free to reach out anytime!
is not a tamal, is called pastel is originally made of green bananas, sometimes plantain is added, and has other root vegetables, some are also made of yuca.
Good to know. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing great video👍🏿
Your kids are gorgeous💞
Thank you so much 🤗
Love it.
Thanks!
Really nice video. Both of your kids are really talented narrators to me. If you guide them and push them they can be as spectacular as David Attenborough.
Thank you! 🙏😊 we think they’re great too.
Puerto Rico (Borikén) is a United States territory since the year 1898.
New subsriiber 😊
Welcome to the channel 🤗
WOW! What a great tour and so glad you showed me some places to eat and what you ate. I'll try them all! I live in San Juan and am always looking for great places to try. FYI - Would be nice to see prices for what you try as well. I have walked past Princesa 50 times but next time I will go in an try that lamb. :). the kids adding their input was great - I am gonna show that to my grandson!
Thank you! Let us know what you think of princesa when you try it! :)
...puerta san juan...if you look at the...old televicion show....the flying nun...sally field walk thrue does doors..because the televicion show was base in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷...
That’s so cool to know! I’ll have to look that up. I e heard of The Flying Nun but have never seen it.
@@AlwaysBeChanging ....here...just look it up on youtube.....( flying nun the intro pilot 1967 )...
You guys went to my favorite hidden coffee shop , Don Ruiz.
They had great coffee!
Thanks for the video and visit my beautiful Island PR.the Dish that you eat is not tamales look like tamales but not the name is Pasteles,tamales is with Corn pastes is with plátano.yautia Pumpkin etc…..
Thank you for watching and thank you for the info.
Great video, I love PR! And your children are beautiful and so well behaved!
Thank you so much! We love traveling with them 🥰
It's funny how every time he tried to take a sip... she interrupted 😂😂😂
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What you ate at El Jibarito IS NOT A TAMALE, THAT IS A PASTEL. Tamales are Mexican and made with corn in a corn leaf. Our pastel is made out of cassava, taro root and/or green banana like the one you ate, wrapped in banana leaves. They are both delicious but made with totally different ingredients and from totally different countries.
Thank you so much for the correction. :)
Pls visit Simala south of Cebu City if your plannning to visit again thnx like your vlogs
It's not a tamale. It's pasteles. Great video.
Ah, thanks for the correction 👍🏻
Pasteles... Not tamales and is our own culture.
Great video!! I will be visiting, did you have any issues with using your drone?
Thanks! We weren’t allowed to use it at the rainforest since it’s a National park but no issues in San Juan or at our resort.
Regarding the humidity, try some looser shirts in linen. Think Hawaiian shirts, but in more solid or subtle patterns. They can be worn not tucked as you wander around and then if necessary tucked in with a belt if need elevate your look up to business casual.
Also, start using cooling neck wraps, they are a total game changer and they can be rehydrated throughout the day.
If you need to enter somewhere such as a nice restaurant you can put the neck wrap in a ziplock bag and into your day pack. Survival mode to Sophistication in a just a second.
Thank you for the tips! The cooling neck wrap sounds like a must!
@@AlwaysBeChanging Instead of the big blue ones that are everywhere and stand out like a sore thumb. The more stylish ones can be found on etsy, though REI has a couple of options.
We usually stick with tan, black or navy just to blend in with outfits. When you get back to your hotel/cruise ship at night just stick in your refrigerator for the night. Also at Ulta Cosmetics. they sell chafing products ..
For women …mega babe and for men.. mega man are in stick form are total game changers and easier to pack than the powder options.
Though if you do want to pack powder, in the cosmetic section at any CVS, Target pick up some cheap makeup replacement powder puffs, pour the powder on that then apply in the raw areas. This prevents wasting the powder and messes. Enjoy your Travels!
You should have a T-shirt your family can wear that says “ we only go where the locals don’t go”
😂😂😂😂
You lost me at ice coffee 😨😰😥😢😭
Don't call Puerto Rican pasteles verdes
Tamales because is not the same thing
sometimes Puerto Rican use pumpkin too for the pasteles masa. 🇵🇷😋
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De Puerto Rico
Hello 👋 in Puerto Rico 🤗
In Mexican Spanish, if you refer to someone as "el morro", it'd mean kinda like "the guy" lol.
I guess he's the guy :)
Guys be careful with rican rum. Don't underestimate it!
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Puerto Rico original indigenous island name is Borikén it means the highest powerful noble God Island and the highest powerful Almighty God Creator is Jehovah Jehovah Yahweh father of Jesus (Emanuel)
Michael archangel in Heaven, new archeological discovers confirm again that God's name is Yahweh
in Hebrew and in English is (Jehovah) also in Hebrew YHWH
tetragrammaton, in Italian is Geova,
in Spanish is Jehova and other language too.
that is not how you pronounce DON RUIZ
Please never say "mah Lorca" ever again in your life. Lol.. its pronounced "my Orca".
estos newyorican se las inventan.
good pronunciation of el morro, not el moro like I hear every time from tourists.