This is the restaurant that you are looking for in Old San Juan if you want to eat good and inexpensive italian food.

I have been a customer for the past 7 years, and as a local, I have many options in Old San Juan, and always like to come back here! Food is fantastic, with satisfiyng portions! The service is very friendly and personalized. The owner always makes sure that everything is perfect! Don't leave without trying their MOJITO drink, it's probably... More

We were waiting for two hours and other couple receive their food before us. We cancel our order. The waiter doesn't even gave our order to the kitchen.

food has authentic italian (venezian) taste and is like a small tratatoria, that you would see in italy including a smal bar.

this fine little, neighborhood restaurant to visitors. I live in Old San Juan, and my friends and I are always looking for a no fuss place that’s not too noisy to hear each other talk, and won’t break the bank; with good, fresh food and friendly cooperative service. After reviewing all the options we always seem to end up at... More

We had dinner here once and would definately go back again. We were looking for a decent restaurant close to the apartment we were staying at and found this little place. Usually we avoid Italian restaurants when we travel and try to have authentic foods of the country we are visiting but we had a 2 year old son and... More

While walking the Old City of San Juan one morning we stumbled upon El Bacaro on a little side street. From the view through the windows we saw a delightful little restaurant. The Trip Advisor sticker on the door convinced me that they care about what their guests have to say. We came back later in the week to a... More

The staff are helpful, friendly, and attractive and the place feels authentic and charming. It's small and cozy with soft lighting. I had the impression that locals were eating here. In fact, our neighbor was born and raised in San Juan and recommended the Carbonara (which indeed she ordered). Our meal was delicious with one very sad exception. The dessert.... More

On our last night in Puerto Rico my Italian (fresh off the boat) husband and I took a chance and ate at Il Bacaro Venezia. You see, normally we are prohibited from eating at Italian restaurants outside of Italy but our palates needed a change after four days in PR. We were pleasantly surprised when the owner came to greet... More