Our family was in Vieques the week of March 10-17, 2018. We ate a Duffy's twice while we were there and truly enjoyed both visits. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the staff were friendly. They just resumed (after the hurricanes) accepting...More

Duffy’s is a great little place with lovely ocean views from their outdoor tables. The food was fine, but the cocktails were pretty spectacular. They also have a 24 hr ATM which is handy since many places are cash only in Esperanza.

Friend and I ate at Duffy's for dinner once during our mid-Feb trip to Vieques. We thought the food and price were great, and I LOVED the frozen strawberry daiquiri.

Fun place, great scenery and you will see everyone you have met during your stay, everyone goes to Duffy's!

When we stayed in Esperanza for one week in early February, there were only two restaurants open: Duffy's and Bananas. We visited each place twice, and I think that Duffy's was a bit nicer-looking and upscale. The food and prices and ambiance were good, not...More

Along with other cafes and bars on Vieques, Duffy's is working with the challenges created by a devastating hurricane. Credit Card machines don't work but there is an ATM onsite. Some food items might not be available but the selection and variety is still amazing....More

Delicious food and amazing service especially for our kids. Can’t wait to go back! Get the local seafood and the rum punch!

I went at night to have some drinks. The music and appetizers were great. Nice place to hangout. They speak English, and accept credit cards. They have parking in the back.

I had the delicious spiced rum punch and breakfast taco with eggs, bacon and cheese. Simple but perfect. Service was great too. A little pricey for the chips and salsa with the tiniest bit of guac for $7. They have a limited and rotating menu...More

We ate at Duffy's twice. The first time I got the mahi-mahi fish tacos. Wonderful! The second time their loaded french fries. Just as good. As a treat, as we sat there, three horses moseyed down the street, as calm as could be. The horses...More