We've been to El Arriero a few times and the food was pretty good. Today we came in to the…read morerestaurant and it was empty, the couple that always ran the was not there. There was very loud bachata music and out walked this person that I can't call her a waitress, I have respect for waitresses they work very hard, she comes to our table we say hi and all she said was "what do you want to order". We put in the order and she turns up the music and starts singing in the kitchen. We ordered the bandeja paisa when it came out the pork was tasteless and very chewy, the Colombian chorizo tasted and had the consistency of cardboard, the rice was good and so was the steak. And then she turned the music louder yet I had to call her almost yelling to ask for the check it was almost like a comedy show. My other half and me looked at each other laughed and just said. NEVER AGAIN!!! What a disaster. If you want to have a half decent dinner don't even think about this place. Service 0. Noise 90 decibels. Food 1.

No.. never again! Empanadas were greasy and looked like the dough inside was not cooked. Very…read morelittle meat. I wasn't able to eat the empanada because of how greasy it was. One star for how clean and nice the place looked with decor. Sorry but best Colombian restaurant are in Queens NY.

Food , service , ambiance are good. Quesadillas are good. Chickens are not dry. "Ensalada" juice is…read moreto try, it's something different.

I grew up eating pupusas made by mom's friends, mexicanas and hondureñas that had perfected them…read more Delicious pupusas and horchata. Clean and cute decor to enjoy while seated (only outdoors). Short wait-time for food and very friendly workers!

It was 88° today (after hitting a frost 2 nights ago), so we drove down the shore. It's Cinco de…read moreMayo as well, so we figured we would get some Mexican food and headed to Long Branch. We stopped at a couple of Mexican restaurants. Somewhere either way too trendy or way too expensive or way too crowded. One had live music but a terrible singer. So we decided to drive down Broadway and passed a bunch of places. We found a parking space and just walked and came across this place and figured what the heck. Best choice ever! We were the only gringos (always a good sign) and ordered fajitas and a grilled chicken dish with a red sauce. Both were excellent and our total was $33. It's BYOB and we brought some margaritas and had a great time. Excellent service & huge portions. We will be back next time we are down the shore looking for Mexican. You should try this restaurant, too.

We really enjoyed our fajita dinners - chicken and shrimp fajitas served with warm and soft…read moretortillas, rice and beans. Friendly and helpful server- willing to put up with my meager Spanish. We felt like we were back in Isla Mujeres, Mexico!

Amazing Colombian cuisine near the Bradley beach. Fantastic waiter provided details of the…read moredelicacies and well seasoned foods and natural juices. The decor is traditional colors and decorations.

Excellent food incl appetizers I had chicharonne then…read morebistec strips with peppers and onion salad rice and beans and maduro plantains everything was super fresh. I will return The ambiance and service was very accomodating

First time at a Colombian restaurant with a couple friends who like to explore a different foods…read more We tried empanadas, chorizo, and then got a large meat platter, which had steak, chicken, pork and chorizo along with french fries and baked ground potatoes, it was four people, and the three of us could not finish it, and would feed5. Overall, the food was OK, the presentation of the fish at another table looked very nice, but the style of food is not really seasoned and so it's a relatively non-gastronomic meal but you leave feeling full. Maybe I expected more because I like Mexican and Thai food, but went into it with an open mind. It was clear that a lot of local Latinas went there, and that is a good sign that it fits the cultural expectation. So if you are Latina and know what to expect it is a good restaurant to try

This is such a cute spot. The staff was so welcoming from the time we walked in. The vibe is laid…read moreback and they play good music. They offer dine in and take out as well as freshly baked pastries and empanadas. The food we ordered was served fresh and I already know I'll be back. Worth the visit.

The food was great, the server was courteous and was very attentive. Knowing when to come over to…read moreour table if assistance was needed. The restaurant is very spacious and has great decor. We ordered appetizers which were plantains and empanadas they were cooked to perfection. We also ordered the chicken matiz dish which was also delicious.

This place has been on my list to go for a while now. They have a good variety of Latin American…read moredishes mainly from Peru, Colombia, Mexico, etc. Is the food the best you'll have from these countries? No. Is it the worst, also no. In fact, we had the churrasco and the ceviche and both were very good. We also had a mango shake with milk, also excellent. Great tase and good consistency. The place also has a good atmosphere and great music selection. In addition, every Thursday evening from 6:45 to 7:45 they offer free Latin music dance classes. There were probably 12 to 15 people at this particular class. Definitely a great date spot. I'll mention that the food did take almost 50 minutes to come out, but overall the food and service were both good. Definitely worth a try.

We love this authentic restaurant and the consistency of their dishes. Portion sizes are generous…read moreand the food is always so good.

Great pupusas. Did not try anything else but the menu really looked great for any time of the day…read moreor night

There should be long lines to eat here... although part of me wants to keep this gem a secret!…read moreAbsolutely delicious from start to finish, with an explosion of flavors in every bite. You can truly taste the freshness and care in every dish and sauce, all made in-house. The owner is incredibly kind and welcoming, greeting everyone with the warmest smile and making the whole experience feel special from the moment you walk in. We chose to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful weather, but the spacious indoor dining room was just as inviting, filled with incredible aromas that instantly set the stage for a memorable meal. We started with Dominican appetizers and fresh juices, then shared Ethiopian platters that were packed with flavor and perfect for the table. Everything was outstanding, unique, and clearly made with love. We're already looking forward to coming back!

The food is good - fresh and tasty. The service was very strange - it did not seem like they…read morewanted us to eat there - it took 15 minutes to order when we were the only customers in the space and they were very disinterested in checking on us. We were a group of five and ordered the three meat and four vegetable combination plate. I eat at a lot of Ethiopian restaurants - it is one of my favorite cuisines. The portions were much smaller than anywhere else I have eaten and they did not provide any injera aside from what was on the plate - which meant we had five people trying to eat with forks and tearing the edges of the injera on the one plate. We had wanted to go here for two years and were so disappointed.

Delicious! Big servings. Loved that i could have the goat separate from the roti so that I could…read moreeat what I wanted at the restaurant and take the rest home without the bread being wet. Oxtail delicious! Cant wait to go back and c heck out more on the menu!!

2nd visit at Norah's Irie and she welcomed me back like we were family. 5-star review for my first…read morevisit and I'd give my second a 6 if I could! Had the oxtail and it was amazing until the last bite!

Got 2 orders of carnitas tacos which was $24 and chips&guac was $11. I loved the carnitas tasted…read morevery fresh from cilantro and onions. Salsa verde sauce was a bit spicy for me but tasted good. The tortilla had some crispy part at the edge. Good equal portion of meat and tortilla.

Cute small restaurant. Some wall decor was being painted while we ate. Menu was typical Mexican…read morewith some Nice surprises. It's BYOB FYI. Service was very non existent for literally no one in the restaurant on a mid September sat nite at 730. Food came out not too slowly but one wonders how it would be if it was actually busy. Food was pretty tasty, all agreed. The hot sauces they provide seem homemade and were excellent. Will swing by again.