1919 Restaurant

Flavorful Puerto Rican fine dining
2026 Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star
VERIFIED LUXURY
Part of Condado Vanderbilt Hotel — an elegant, oceanfront Spanish Revival property in San Juan — 1919 Restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience steeped in culture and history. Named after the hotel’s founding year, the restaurant ...READ MORE about 1919 Restaurant
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Our Inspector's Highlights

  • From the moment you walk in, 1919 Restaurant captures the romance and grandeur of Condado Vanderbilt Hotel, setting the stage for one of the island’s best fine-dining experiences.
  • The handsome, light-filled space strikes the perfect balance between chic and relaxed, featuring dark woods and leather seats, alongside burgundy hues, metallic accents and wall-to-wall ocean views.
  • The menu elevates Puerto Rican cuisine by incorporating locally sourced ingredients with international techniques. Bold Caribbean flavors are paired with European culinary traditions for a celebration of the island’s vibrant food culture.
  • Standout dishes include inventive pastas such as spaghetti with sweet crab, fresh seafood like the wild sea bass, and locally inspired appetizers such as chayote salad with pickled ají dulce. Desserts, like mango passionfruit canelé and yuzu crèmeux promise a refreshing, island-inspired finish.
  • The bar program stars expertly crafted cocktails featuring local rum, fresh tropical fruits and premium Puerto Rican spirits. Try specialties like the Lady Vanderbilt (a zesty mix of Old Tom Gin, orange bitter, lemon and spice syrup) or the Honeysuckle (Don Q Cristal rum, honey and lime), while the extensive wine list offers both international and local selections.

Amenities
Amenity Business casual
Amenity Dinner
Amenity Gluten-free options
Amenity Private dining
Amenity Reservations recommended
Amenity Valet parking
Amenity Vegetarian options
Getting There
1055 Ashford Avenue, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907
TEL787-724-1919
NeighborhoodCondado
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