A very interesting small business located in a busy avenue that includes a large amount of artifacts all over the walls of the bakery.
Parking is limited but food is great, although a little more expensive than other similar locales.
The Cubano sandwich is big and super tasty. It has been a long time that I did not taste something so good. I tasted one in Miami, that was good, but compared with Poncho Pan's cubano is nothing. Real pork leg and ham. Also, people there is very friendly. Excellent coffee.
While standing in line the baker ask me what did I want to order. I asked for a bar of bread, he looked away. I'm standing in line and a female arrived, walked directly to him and ask him for two bars of bread. The two bars of bread were served. I just left the place. Consider yourself lucky, if you find parking.
I’ve been going to this place for about 25 years now and it has NEVER disappointed. Small and cozy inside with just a few tables, and some tables outside too. Loyal to the owners Spanish (as in Spain 🇪🇸) roots with paraphernalia all over the place. They serve your typical assortment of empanadas, pastelillos, and croquetas, however their bread and butter (pun intended) are their sandwiches. I’m partial to the chicken sandwich due to personal dietary restrictions, but the tuna sandwich is also very good. I suggest getting the sandwich with Pan Sobao.
Luis Polar
2 months agoA very interesting small business located in a busy avenue that includes a large amount of artifacts all over the walls of the bakery. Parking is limited but food is great, although a little more expensive than other similar locales.
Lucas Rivera
a year agoThe Cubano sandwich is big and super tasty. It has been a long time that I did not taste something so good. I tasted one in Miami, that was good, but compared with Poncho Pan's cubano is nothing. Real pork leg and ham. Also, people there is very friendly. Excellent coffee.
Manuel Rosa
6 months agoWhile standing in line the baker ask me what did I want to order. I asked for a bar of bread, he looked away. I'm standing in line and a female arrived, walked directly to him and ask him for two bars of bread. The two bars of bread were served. I just left the place. Consider yourself lucky, if you find parking.
Joshua Rivera
3 years agoI’ve been going to this place for about 25 years now and it has NEVER disappointed. Small and cozy inside with just a few tables, and some tables outside too. Loyal to the owners Spanish (as in Spain 🇪🇸) roots with paraphernalia all over the place. They serve your typical assortment of empanadas, pastelillos, and croquetas, however their bread and butter (pun intended) are their sandwiches. I’m partial to the chicken sandwich due to personal dietary restrictions, but the tuna sandwich is also very good. I suggest getting the sandwich with Pan Sobao.
DroneShots PuertoRico
5 months agoMoncho Pan is a classic! The best beefsteak sandwich in all Puerto Rico with the personalized care and the love of Moncho and his staff.