Carolyn Rivera
Carolyn doesn't eat to live, she lives to eat. She's called Philly home for over a decade, but will always be a beach bum and Jersey Girl at heart (shoutout to Asbury Park). Carolyn has a Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies and Production from Temple University's Lew Klein College of Media and Communication and is currently finishing her Master's degree in the same. She has worked in industries including hospitality, television, branding and marketing, continuing education, and most recently museums. In her free time, she is on the hunt for the perfect wings, the weirdest memes, and tickets to Steely Dan.
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Philadelphia’s Best Puerto Rican Restaurants
From crispy empanadas to the best rice and beans, these are the six essential spots for Puerto Rican food in Philly.
Old San Juan Restaurant
Old San Juan has an expansive menu of Puerto Rican food in Camden. They specialize in whole fish dishes and seafood salads, but their mofongo with shrimp in garlic sauce is an absolute must-try.
Freddy & Tony's
Walking into Freddy and Tony’s is like walking into your tía’s house. Come here for the tender roasted chicken covered in garlic sauce and pasteles de guineo.
El Coqui Panaderia
When you’re in the mood for delicious pastries or quick takeout, head to I street in Harrowgate to check out El Coqui Panadería.