Chef Juan José Cuevas orchestrates a sophisticated dialogue between Puerto Rican terroir and Michelin-honed precision. The menu eschews heavy staples for a lighter, vegetable-forward elegance, featuring local goat cheese ravioli with fava beans and wild sea bass accented by pickled ají dulce. Textures are meticulously layered, from the snap of heirloom chayote to the silkiness of red wine risotto. Each plate celebrates the island’s seasonal bounty with a refined, contemporary soul.
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