Cuatro Estaciones Cafe

Great location, a little gem. Our hotel is one block away. Came here for breakfast a few times, really enjoy the coffee. Service can be slow though :), but hey this is puerto rico. no complaints.

Tiniest café latte I’ve ever had! Pretty solid though! Picked up a pastry for my boyfriend and he was pretty satisfied with that too.

Besides Pharrell, this little coffee stand sings «Happy» all day long. Our hotel was a block away and we enjoyed coffee here several times. It’s a great place to sit and hear locals all around you: Smiles, Spanish and eSpresso’s!

Coffee is fine. Got a mocha made with Nestle instant mix. The location is terrific. Not sure why else people rate it highly. Lady is pretty rude. Too bad

its just a small coffee stand in the middle of Plaza de Armas, and nothing is that good, but the prices are cheap and they were open until 1am on a tuesday night.
That, set me up to fall in love. Coffee was whatevers and the mallorca was fine, but the tables and the umbrellas in the plaza made this a nice place to relax at midnight.
Come here to chill out for a bit and enjoy the area, but do not come for the food or drinks. Its a coffee stand with a nice setting, like it for what it is, nothing more or less.

This was one of the places that bf and I ended up at around midnight one night. The Unilocal schedule shows that this place closes at 12 am, but that Saturday night we were there, I think the coffee stand was open until at least 1 am.
I got a coffee, after having stuffed my belly at nearby Café Berlin with tea and flancocho (a flan and chocolate cake concoction). I wasn’t even hungry, but I did it in the name of shoving as much local fare in my belly as possible before having to return to the contiguous 48 states. The woman who whipped up my coffee was sweet as pie and convinced me to try a Mallorca, a sweet bread sandwich with guava and cheese (you can get other fillings too).
Everything was delicious and über economical. The coffee is made with no sugar and you sprinkle in as much raw sugar as you would like. Just don’t use the spoon that she has for the sugar to do the stirring. She probably will smile at you if you do this and apologize but she’ll secretly curse you for making her get a new spoon to stick back in the sugar jar. And no, I did not do this. But she did relay a story about it.

What a cool little spot for a coffee. Located right on a square in Old SJ, it looks like a little photo booth! The service was not particularly attentive, but hey, it’s carry out coffee. And what delicious coffee! My wife is a Starbucks junkie, and she liked this better!!! And ¹⁄₃ the cost. The square has a great fountain, the 4 seasons, I’m sure after which the coffee shop is named. You sit outside and enjoy… they had pastries, too, but we did not try them. They looked good, though. Definitely worth the trip.

This is the place you go to have a cup of coffee or tea and just relax while watching the people enjoying their time in plaza de armas. Its perfect for a quick stop to try the delicious café con leche and a quesito.
Its always full of locals that meet up there to have a chat during the day.
Before you go remember to see the Tite Curet stature thats next to the café. He lived in the building just in front and was a renowned music composer.