This is my new happy hour spot. I LOVE the waitresses they have beautiful personalities. The drinks are cheap and strong. You can't ask for much more from a happy hour spot. I prefer to drink here the food is decent but not my favorite. Do yourself a favor and try to GUAVA margarita.

Stepping into the place it feels like you are walking into an 80's record store with old posters of Michael Jackson and records of different artists. You then, step into the restaurant with chandeliers and large hip hop murals and lighting which give it a club type of feel. The back wall had a wall of speakers. The bathroom has a large mural of Lisa left eye Lopez. My son loved the music which was great but a bit loud. There was hip hop in addition to R and B when we went for brunch Sunday. The food was good. We liked the taste of the Mofongo cups we had as an appetizer with its stewed chicken, pickled onions in a plantain cup. My parents and sister had the lobster roll which they ate. My son loved his burger and my churrasco and eggs were tasty. Drink wise, I had the blackout. I choose it because it was unusual in the it had charcoal, but it was a bit unbalanced more on the too sweet side. The waitstaff were helpful. One thing I did feel that needs to be updated is the AC as it got warmer as we were sitting eating our meal.

I've heard so much about this restaurant. I dined here on a weekday after 8pm. It wasn't crowded. The ambiance was chill, other than the boisterous lady at the bar who appeared to be in intoxicated. Upon entering the waitress gave us the option of a bar seat or table. We selected a table, but it was too cold where the tables are (in the back of the restaurant). So we elected to sit at the bar. The decor very impressive!! Service was great. The bartender was very attentive. She also was great when ordering, she was able to give us a few good selections on the menu. The food wasn't as impressive as the decor. The food was OK. I would definitely dine here again to try other selections on the menu. Give them a try!

Brunched with friends for the holidays! 90 minute bottomless mimosas or sangria. The sangria was delicious and strong. Decor and ambiance were chill and highlighted hip hop and r&b. The music was great as well. Our waitress was very attentive and very frequently refilling our drinks which I appreciated. The rum cake French toast was delicious and I loved the fresh fruit. My other friends ordered the boogie down burger which they said was pretty good. Finding parking was fairly easy and definitely recommend making a reservation.

Came to Beatstro on a Sunday during lunch and I gotta say this place does not disappoint! My friend had previously been to Beatstro and suggested we went. The moment we walked past the big black curtains, I knew I was going to love the vibe! The place was empty for a Sunday brunch, but the music and the ambience set the tone! I wanted to order a heavy plate (not brunch), but was told that they were only serving brunch... thankfully they were very accommodating so I still basically got what I wanted! I got the "steak and eggs" from the brunch menu, but I do not eat eggs so they asked me if I wanted to substitute that for extra home fries... I wanted regular French fries, and I asked if I could substitute my home fries for French fries, and they did... the steak was cooked nicely! And the "brunch" plate was a nice size! The server was extremely attentive and nice, which added to the experience! She made sure that if you got bottomless, your cup was never empty! She even suggested different items on the menu... I really wish I got her name because she needs a shout out and a promotion! :) The only downside is that they do not sell bottled water... but honestly, everything else was on point, so I am still giving Beatstro five stars... but please get bottled waters.

It's spring cleaning during the summer for my bookmark list! Beatstro has been on my mind since I saw it made the Bib Gourmand list on the Michelin site. I finally got to experience it last night. When you walk in and pass through the curtains, you're greeted by beautiful street art of some of the hip hop greats. Towards the back, they have an illuminated wall filled with speakers. In the bathrooms, there's more art on the backs of the doors. It's quite pleasing to the eye. Pleasing to the ear is every song they churn out on their speakers! They play the old school stuff here, such as 2pac, Biggie, OutKast, and Puff Daddy. They've got everyone singing and rapping in between bites and sips. Puerto Rican and southern food are their specialties here. To eat, I went with the Pernil and threw in a side of lemon smashed potatoes. The pernil was so tender and basically falling apart, and they seasoned it so well! It went perfectly with the salsa verde and moro. The lemon smashed potatoes were delicious as well! My partner got the churrasco which also came tender and flavorful. The yuca fries were crispy and went well with the garlic aioli sauce. I didn't get our waitress' name but she was great. Checked in on us constantly. To top off I had a Nutcracker drink and it almost knocked me on my ass. Sip with caution! I would for sure return to Beatstro! Great food, drinks, music, service, and art!