Food tasted horrible. How do you mess up roasted chicken, rice and beans. The food was very salty…read moreand customer service sub par.

The food is delicious. Service is fantastic. Very polite…read more Yes, They help you with anything that you need. They give you expert advthey are so propersonal. Thank you Tampa. Well, don't delay, give us a call and get down to the things you care about most. Special delivery.

Camarones a la Diabla was a fine choice for my Sabor Andino. What a nice surprise to be immersed in…read morespicy red sauce only to learn of another hot sauce of a green variety. I enjoyed the shrimp but also appreciate the sides like plantains, promptly used for sauce deployment. The service was delightful.

Food was pretty good this is my first time here so I ordered something basic rice chailaflan which…read moreis fried rice with all different meats , comes topped with sweet plantains and avocado strips , I love avocado it's always a bonus for me , service was very pleasant and the ambience is super casual they have a very kid friendly menu , to drink I had a traditional Ecuadorian drink called Quaker which is oats and passion fruit if I'm wrong please correct me , I always order it when dining at Ecuadorian restaurants. I will be retuning to try the shrimp ceviche and verde empanadas.

Stumbled upon this spot after the restaurant we initially wanted to dine in was closed. Located in…read moreSunset Park, Brooklyn, where there's endless options of Hispanic food, this place stood out to me when I walked passed. You can see the rotisserie chickens roasting and the crowd. There's table service or you can order your food and go. The only complaint here is if you're not familiar with ordering food at a Spanish buffet place, you'll end up getting skipped and waiting a while. You basically point and let the servers know what you want. There's a display of a good variety of meats, fish, rice and soups for you to select from. Everything looked so good and it was hard to narrow down the options. You can tell the food is fresh too because it's constantly being replenished. I got the beef stew with rice & beans and goat with yellow rice. The beef stew was delicious in its sauce. Some pieces were not as tender as the others though, but the flavor is great. The goat is good but had that taste and smell I don't like. Both dishes came out to be about $22 -- delicious and cheap! Can't wait to come back and try other food.

First of all, I am a regular customer at this restaurant and visit almost every week to buy food to…read morego. Today, I waited in line for about 10 minutes with my service dog. While I was waiting, a mother and daughter cut in front of me. I tried to get the attention of the server and politely informed her that I had been waiting in line before the person she was currently serving, but I was ignored. Shortly after, another waitress approached me and told me that dogs were not allowed. I explained that my dog is a service animal and that I have documentation and a permit that I could show if needed. Despite this, the staff continued helping customers who arrived after me. In the end, no one came to take my order, and I left without buying anything. This was extremely disappointing and very poor service, especially for someone who is a regular customer.

The rice and beef stew are amazing, and the mofongo is excellent as well! I absolutely love their…read morefood. I've been coming here since I was a kid whenever I'm in the area, and I've always had a wonderful meal. Thank you for making such amazing food and serving the community for so many years.

Delicious Latino cuisine. Always crowded, with limited seating. We take out. Food is always fresh…read moreand hot and perfectly prepared. Oh, those Pastelles! Quick service. Impossible parking. But well worth the effort.

Review: A "Dental Hazard" at Puerto Rico Restaurant and Pizzeria…read moreRating: I've spent 56 years celebrating Puerto Rican cuisine, and I usually try to find a silver lining--but at Puerto Rico Restaurant and Pizzeria, the only thing that wasn't a disappointment was the exit door. If you're looking for a meal that doubles as a stress test for your dental work, look no further. The Vibe The music was actually the highlight of the entire experience--it was the only thing authentic about the place. It's a shame the staff didn't match that energy. Instead of the warm, cortesía smiles our people are known for, the ladies serving had a "don't care" truly appalling attitude. The place was busy, which is baffling considering the quality of what's being served. The "Frituras" Fiasco The Alcapurria "Weapons": I bought two because I was truly in the mood for them. Big mistake. I have my original teeth, but these were so hard they were essentially bulletproof. When I finally performed a surgical strike with a knife, all I found was a dense wall of "masa" hiding a pathetic "sliver" of tasteless meat. I've had legendary 24-inch alcapurrias at World Food Trucks in Kissimmee that were golden, crispy, and actually packed with flavor. However, these felt like they were made to be used as paperweights. Size is no excuse for lack of flavor. I've enjoyed superb alcapurrias up to 24 inches long that were packed with taste. If those giants can get it right, there's no reason these small ones at Puerto Rico Restaruant and Pizzeria should be this bland and inedible! The Papa Rellena & Pastelillo: My sister's papa rellena was an all-potato tragedy with zero meat flavor. As for the pastelillo de carne, it was remarkably bland--impressive, really, to make seasoned meat taste like absolutely nothing. The "Tres Leches" Dessert: For a cake literally named for three milks, this was astonishingly dry. It was as if the milk was just a suggestion the baker chose to ignore. The Verdict I paid my $17.42 because I'm a decent person, but I did so after the server ignored my complaints and charged me anyway. The pizza sitting in the window looked like it had been there since the early 90s, which fits the general "abandoned" vibe of the kitchen's effort. Final Thought: If you want actual Puerto Rican flavor, book a flight to Orlando and head to the World Food Trucks. There, you'll find piping hot empanadas, authentic mofongo with real garlic sauce, and fresh alcapurrias that are actually edible. Here, you're better off just standing outside and listening to the music for free. I compared these to the food truck in Orlando/Kissimmee because of their size and flavor. Although it's usually expected that flavor might lessen with larger sizes like 12 or 24 inches, that wasn't the case here. So, why were these tasteless, inedible, and all "Masa"--difficult to bite into? I have no more words. Extremely disappointed.

What can I say? It's awesome. Such homey food that really…read morehits the spot. My dad always says it reminds me of the stuff his mom made as a kid, so if it can satisfy an old Puerto Rican guy it can satisfy you. Prices are awesome, you really should avail yourself of the daily specials. The fish meals are also excellent albeit at a premium. I love it. Go.

Ambiance - pretty spacious, we went during sunset, the windows does not have any shades, so it was…read moregetting into out eyes, a bit uncomfortable. Service- the waitress was friendly, but not very helpful, maybe due to language barrier - not sure giving the benefits of doubts. She was the only one on the floor. She was somewhat busy? some to go orders, with our 1 dining customer. didnt tell us the special drinks of the day till we order. No water until after we order. Maybe a culture thing, Again not sure. Food - I ordered the pork chop, it was pretty good, pretty juice. friend order the shredded pork, it was a bit gamey to me, but it tastes better with the green sauce. Order the Mango smoothie and other juice??

They only had one worker on a busy Friday night, so it took a while just to get my order in. The…read morestaff was nice though, and when I asked for water, they brought over a flask along with a cup of ice and lemon, which was a nice touch. They were unfortunately out of chicken, so I went with the steak and onions with rice and beans. Seventeen dollars is not too bad, but the steak came out well done and kind of tough. I initially thought it would be one of those dishes that comes out on a sizzling plate with a medium steak that finishes cooking at the table, but that was not the case.

Our family and neighbors actually drive over living on Kings Hwy in MIDWOOD near Ocean Ave for the…read morebest Spanish food we absolutelyfind tasting the most scrumptious in Brooklyn It's truly my kitchen for special celebrations year round as well eagerly to enjoy a hearty meal or lighter fare There cooks can do it all My boys especially love their pernil white rice beans potato and macaroni salad's yuca tostone's & mashed plantain's a Dominican delight with red onions on top oil and vinegar Blessed we had spent $150 on take out feeding family of "5" plus 2 of our elderly neighbors who are home bound Sharing is caring during challenging times in life with health issues God Bless Gloria the cook for her very special gifts in culinary!

The worst place to order food! Over cooked, dry and very hard. Do not go to this place if you want…read moreto eat overcooked/ burnt fried yuca fries. Pork chops were overcooked, dry as heck and very tasteless. It was probably seasoned with just sazón. This place is very bad. I do not recommend this place!!

The food here is really delicious and big portioned, but I don't appreciate them charging me and…read moreextra $0.50 for the chicken when it was less online and on the menu. Yeah it's only 50 cents but I don't like dishonesty, so that will be considered their tip. But as far as the food it's hands down the best food by far I had this week. The plantain was a bit under ripe but still tasty. The oxtail and chicken were flavorful, not sure about the pepper steak but bf ate half of it. Jalapeno sauce was not too spicy so it's perfect to me.

I love the food here. The mole chicken is so good and the oxtail stew is as well. The service is…read morefantastic for a little takeout spot. It's authentic and not lacking in flavor. If you're looking for something local, this is the spot.