Anam has only been open for about eight months, but I have no doubt it will soon become a favorite spot for just about anyone who visits Old San Juan.
Like most really old cities in the Caribbean, and elsewhere, the streets in Old San Juan are extremely narrow. Naturally, the best way to get around is on foot. Naturally, this means just about any visit to Old San Juan will result in really, really tired feet.
I was thereβ¦ and then some. I immediately ran inside Anam to check it out. The decor β Far East meets San Juan chic. The music β exotic lounge beats with hints of Brazilian jazz.
The vibe β pure relaxation. From there, my memory of the experience is a blissful blur of imbibing, rubbing and imbibing some more. I could even see the water of San Juan Bay framed by a few swaying palms from where I sat. A lone sailboat drifted byβ¦ Heaven. The first drink provided for free with all services, and the bar is fairly well stocked. I mean, where else can you double your pleasure with a cocktail and an invigorating foot rub? For more info, check them out on Facebook, or call Tel: Related Posts.
Some of my fondest Caribbean travel memories were made in and around the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Designed in the tradition of the Umbrella Sky Project, El Paseo de Sombrillas symbolizes all that makes Puerto Rico uniquely vibrant, fun, and resilient.
