Caleta street located on the west side of old San Juan was once the home of Edwin Rosado, proprietor of " La casa limber" it was the man who started this well-known popular business of selling tropical popsicles. His innovative idea started in 1968 and today, the legacy has continued on.
The most popular spot in San juan where kids savored their favorite tropical popcycle. The frozen sweet combination of tart "known as limbers, served on a cup that originally started in Puerto Rico.
Limbers come in all different flavors to choose from. The tropical tart is pronounced in Spanish as "limber", and was named in honor of American aviator Charles Lindbergh, who in 1938 had made a brief stop in san juan on a good will tour.
For more than five decades La casa limbers continued a tradition serving customers daily. They will welcome you with the kindest smile.
Reliving memories and cherish moments of joy as young kids strolling down the tiny narrow streets of old town.
Growing up my favorite limber had always been of coconut. The best experience personall was flipping the limber upside down, I remember the hot sweltering summers, days after baseball practice where my grandmother would bring us on a drive to our favorite place, the famous limber house in old San Juan.
Today, we can all look back on a time of fun and joy.The fun times will never vanish.
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