The restaurant was bought over and changed their official name to JIREH Tropical / JIREH Restaurant…read more(if you dine in they still use the old La Casita menu but THE PRICES ARE INCREASED!!) Apple Maps takes your to the parking lot when you type in their address. Just look for Gabes and drive to the end of that plaza and you'll see it(image attached of the door front) The food tasted decent, I personally wasn't wowed. I only got a takeout aluminum bowl of oxtail and plantains ($12) The servers speak both English and Spanish which is convenient. The vibes of the place is very casual (aka not fancy dinner nor aesthetic looking) Make sure to call ahead of time to ensure they're open cuz my friends and I went there the first time and they shut down early.

Very nice little spanish resturant.Great customer service food was very good and tasty ,clean and…read morefreindly.will def go again.

Great food! Tons of flavor and taste! Ordered Ox tails,…read morewhich was the day's special. Spicy but not too much. The next time, I ordered the roasted pork, both delicious.

Decided to give this new spot in Harrisburg a try. Authentic Dominican...great service. Will return.read more

Their foods are very delicious. My aunt always orders from there when she has a get together. I…read morelove their picaderas and pernil

Affordable yummy food. Recently they finally allow eat in which is great because they do have some…read moregreat a la carte food that are great. We often got the combo which is affordable. Come with beans, chicken, rice salad, and sweet plantains. Can serve up to 4 people for less than $30 and it includes the drink.

Food was fantastic. Generous dinner portions. Reasonable pricing for the meal delivered…read more Building is an old corner gas station so the ambiance is loud if you want to eat in but the food makes it totally worth it. Also, despite the listing there is no outdoor seating. About four, four top tables in front of the table and they will do table service. Very friendly folks, totally tolerant of our halting menu spanish.Spanish. the food came out timely and was hot and tasty. La Isla is a hidden gem. Definitely worth checking out.

Food and service is always great! I love the brick work inside the restaurant. If you want to feed…read moreyour family and be satisfied, this is the place to go! Takeout or dine in.

The service was A1. The place looks clean from what I can tell, and the food was good. I got white…read morerice, stewed Spanish-style beans, Spanish-style roast shredded pork, and a beef and cheese empanada with my favorite childhood drink, Malta India. The beef and cheese empanada was my only complaint; although it's beef and cheese, I felt like it didn't have any cheese. But everything else was top-tier, and the portion sizes were on point. I spent 25 dollars for everything, and aside from the empanada, everything was worth every penny.

Easy to find in York, PA. Staff was very attentive and helpful with the available items. We went on…read morea Sunday mid day. Order took a bit but was well worth the wait. Mofongo with shrimp, fried pork and sausage. The plantains were perfectly green for mofongo. You could taste the garlic and delicious spices. The shrimp sauce was very tasty and aromatic. The pork rind was crunchy. We enjoyed our food very much. The portions were generous and the prices represented great value. It has ample parking. The restrooms were clean.

I'm I'm a truck driver, so I had to have my food delivered. Service time. The empanadas where…read moreamazing.... Pollo and cheese.... Warm tasty and hot. I also ordered the Cuban sandwich.... Flavor was on point and very tasty! First time and look forward to enjoying it again

I am Dominican American. I've lived in NYC (Washington heights/little Dominican Republic) as well…read moreas the capital of Dominican Republic (santo Domingo) My family was upper middle class and we dined in the best establishments down there. KLK (text version of Que lo Que which is our causal way of saying hello. "whats good or what's what?") KLK brings marinated flair and delicate execution of our favorite Dominican cravings (antojos). I enjoyed: The Ribeye with Chimichurri The mofongo with skirt steak The plantain cups with shrimp The plantain cups with thin and crispy. It did not take away from the tasty shrimp filling in the center. Great balance. Crisp. Flavorful. The Ribeye and the Chimichurri had an aftertaste that made you nostalgic. Not sure if it was Cooked in its own fat, but WOW. Yucca fries were crisp. The ripe plantains were very ripe and thinly sliced. Super sweet with charred edges. The mofongo came with skirt steak. No gristle or membrane. Not chewy. Just perfect. Very flavorful. The mofongo had 5% room for improvement. I would have liked to taste the pork cracklings in it more. A little crispy surprise on the bite. Over all, best mofongo I have tasted from Harrisburg PA in between to NYC. I took some Pica Pollo to go, I had to have a bite before we left and it gave me pechurina (chicken tender, not whole fried bone in chicken) vibes. It Could be the bite I took. The breading was very crisp and flavorful. Not heavy but light and crunchy. I can't wait to throw them in the air frier for dinner tonight! Yucca fries and tostones were great! Tostones were thin but lofty. Yucca fries were crisp with fluffy airy center. Just right! Service was good, I can tell they are family run, and try very hard to please you. Do not come here expecting several servers manning different sections of the restaurant at super speed. They are spread a little thin. But they do treat you very well and the food more than makes up for it! Ta to'. Buen provecho amigos.

This was our first time visiting this place and we arrived an hour prior to closing, the service…read morewas excellent, bartender was attentive and offered us free glass of wine waiting for our food that we opted to take out as to not hold them too late. The ambiance was nice and place looked clean. It was also empty with only one gentleman at the bar who may have been a regular or part of the staff. We ordered the skirt steak and the garlic shrimp. The steak was prepared well as it was ordered (medium temp), salad that accompanied was good as well, still not worth $39-$42 for its size, The yuca fries were not so good. The garlic shrimp was not good and lacked flavor, definitely not worth $32, the fried plantains were good as well as the rice l. While the staff were very friendly, we will not be returning due to food lacking flavor and price.

I stopped here for a quick solo dinner on the recommendation of a friend. The food was amazing and…read morethe owner, Kelvin, was super friendly and took good care of me. I had the goat with rice and a salad. Fantastic meal, I'll be back with my family - thank you

A great surprise. We stopped for a late lunch and found they had daily specials. I ordered the…read moreCod special which was like a stew with potatoes and peppers. It came with yellow rice. The portion size was plenty and the meal was delicious. We also ordered the stewed chicken which also came with yellow rice. The chicken was very tender and seasoned perfectly. You order from the counter where you can see the different food selections. The staff then brings the food to the table. The people were very welcoming and we will return when we are in the area again.

If you are looking for authentic Dominican food, this is the place to come. This is a mom and pop…read moreestablishment with the mom doing the cooking. They are open until midnight and have a variety of foods that are already in a steam table prepared so you can eat quickly or you can order off the menu. The daughter is Naomi and she was our server and speaks English. I know a few words in Spanish, enough to order my food, but thankfully, Naomi spoke perfect English. It is a small place with a small parking lot. If you are looking for ambience, this is not an elegant restaurant, but more of an authentic feel. While we like elegance, we much prefer this home style experience. The service was quick, it was wonderful, and very helpful. They have juices made on premise. I had guava, and my husband had soursop. That cow foot stew was one of the best I have ever had anywhere. This is a little gem in Reading and in walking distance of the Santander arena and the Doubletree Hotel. This is a perfect spot if you happen to get into town late because most of the restaurants close very early. We arrived a little after 8 PM, and many things were already shut down and shuttered. El Tronco de Lily's to the rescue.

good eats! little to no wait honestl, Buffett or you order from the chef! fresh hot and ready…read morefood!! nice dine in area come eat and enjoy!

Me being the procrastinator that I am, I didn't leave work early enough, so I had to rush to get to…read morework on time. This means I didn't pack a lunch and I had to find something fast. My uncle used to be a resident in the Lancaster area, so I went to a place called Prince of Subs, which is known for their chicken wings and, of course, their subs--that's why it's in their name! When I arrived at Prince of Subs it was 11:30 PM at night and I asked for an order of 6 wings, but the guy said, "Let me check." I was surprised because it's a bar and they close at 1:30 in the morning, and of course, greasy food is the best thing to eat when you're drinking. Well, luckily they had six wings left. I asked for some fries and he said they ran out of fries. Me personally, I love some wings and fries. Can't forget about fish and chips, but that's more of a Dublin thing! I don't understand how a chicken spot bar that closes at 1:30 AM doesn't have fries ready, but that's just a story for another day. Because of that, I had to go to a second spot on my way to work. It was a food truck on the side of the road. It had lights so you could still see it, but it was kind of hidden. Come to find out, it's a hidden gem! I got some Dominican loaded fries which had shredded chicken, a bunch of different sauces, some peppers, and of course, fries. I was glad that I made this stop, but I pulled out my cash and I only had a $100 bill on me because it was Friday, it was payday, and I had cashed my check. The guy didn't have change, and so all I had was nine dollars in my pocket besides that one bill. I told him I would come back tomorrow evening. He had a surprised look on his face, but I said, "I work right down the road and I promise you I'll be back before I start work." He trusted me. I gave him my nine dollars and he said okay and gave me my food. As I walked away, it gave me a little bit more faith in humanity. It's amazing how someone that never even knew me, and never saw me before, actually trusted me to come back and give them cash to pay for my food. I did go there the next day and it was a warm welcome, of course. I paid him what I owed him with a little bit extra, only because he had faith in me coming back. I highly recommend this place! Being a truck driver, you always find good food spots along the road, and sometimes you find out if the food is really good or bad while you're going down the road, if you catch my drift. This place is very good; the food settled very well and I definitely give it a hard 4.5 out of 5, only because you cannot see the truck from the road. I hope my review helps you make your decision onto whether you want to eat at this location or not. I hope a college student sees this review as well, because it is right around the corner from Thaddeus Stevens! Branden-Lee AKA B L E E

Chimi chimi, ya ya!! Chimi chimi, chow!! That is the chant I sang in my head after the very first…read morebite into my sandwich. The Dominican burger, as it's called, was just enough to whet my appetite ( no sides needed ), and I wouldn't ask the chef to change a thing. The ratio of bread to meat to sauce was properly balanced. I appreciate that he used thinly shredded red onions and lettuce in the sauce. Muy muy bueno! I have to admit that I was bugging out a little when I realized that the food truck is diagonal to the Lancaster County prison. I wasn't aware of that beforehand because I wasn't familiar with the area, and I didn't think about making a preorder for pickup. I was just trying to find some highly rated ethnic food on Yelp and just happened to stumble upon this listing. I was out there waiting for my food at 11pm for like 20 minutes. I wasn't scared or threatened... it was just a tad weird. the whole time I sat out in the park across the street from the cart I kept looking over my shoulder. The neighborhood Papi's were out there in full effect getting their late night grub. I also wished that the prices were listed on the menu. Someone posted a picture of the menu 4 years ago and chimis costed $5 each back then, but I paid $10 per Chimi. That's a helluva markup over a short span of time. On the bright side they do take cards unlike some other food trucks.