City overview
Puerto Rico is a Caribbean island and U.S. territory, with San Juan as its capital and the arrival point for almost every visitor. The draw is the combination: 500-year-old Spanish fortifications and colourful colonial streets in Old San Juan, a rainforest and bioluminescent bays within an hour’s drive, and beach-resort strips in Isla Verde and Condado right beside the airport. Orthodox Jewish life on the island runs through Chabad of Puerto Rico in Isla Verde, minutes from the airport, which provides the daily minyan, the community eruv, kosher takeout, a kosher store and communal Shabbos meals. The island’s only certified kosher restaurant is in Miramar, San Juan.
SuperMax — Isla Verde
Puerto Rico
This is a general supermarket. Nothing here is under kosher supervision; check each individual product’s hechsher. The prepared-food, deli, bakery and sushi counters are not kosher.
Caution — not a kosher store.
Hours
Open daily 24 hours
Phone
787-728-2050Neighborhood
Isla Verde, Carolina
Walking
On the main Isla Verde strip, walkable from most hotels there and open around the clock — useful for filling gaps between Chabad takeout orders.
Good to know
U.S.-hechshered packaged goods across the dry-grocery aisles — the same national brands you would recognise from the mainland; Sealed dairy, snacks, cereals and pantry staples bearing a standard U.S. symbol; Fresh produce
Kosher map of Puerto Rico
Pick a place on the map or search an address or hotel to see what is kosher around it.