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.

Great food, friendly service, and you smell heavenly when you leave - just like being in Puerto…read moreRico! Love the pork and rice and beans and plantain and rice pudding.

Very good Puerto Rico foods. Interesting and fun selection of dishes that are not found in other…read morelocal restaurants. Cute and welcoming place. Great service.

We found this little spot through Yelp when my standard Inn further north had some issues…read more We had a few different items from the menu and all were very good. Waitress kept a fresh bottle of cold water on the table. Friendly. Clean. Reasonable price. We'll be back when in the area!

Did I go to the wrong restaurant? Based on reviews I was excited for strong Latin flavors of…read moresimilar restaurants but everything was so bland. The pros: cute little place, staff was friendly and the yuca fries were perfectly crispy. Cons: flavor?!? The sauce for yuca fries seemed to be a ketchup/mayo for the fries was to much mayo to ketchup ratio. The carne asada tacos was meat with 2 strips of peppers on top. The meat was very one noted and the sauce was bland as well. No fresh herbs or spices in site. Disappointed

Part one of my Harrisburgs eats reviews, I ventured to the Broad Street Market. This place is a…read morehidden Jem among other places at the market. The pernil is super moist and rice is flavorful. The portions are huge!

If you've never gone here, GO!! A friend recommended this place to me and this may be the best food…read morerecommendation I ever received. Inside the Broad Street Market. They have tons of options from baked chicken, fried chicken, empanadas, pernil, stews, etc.. I ordered the pernil and it came with arroz con gondules, plantains, and cabbage. Everything was seasoned to perfection and had enough salt. The pork was insane!!!! I can't even describe how luscious it was. Even the cabbage stood out! Not over cooked and had a ton of flavor. Service was excellent. I sometimes say "I wish I could bring this place back with me", but this time I mean it more than ever. Tastes like family. Love it.

Authentic Cuban!! Love the ambiance and kind staff. Owners are available to speak with…read more I'll go here every time I'm in Harrisburg, PA.

Friday night in Harrisburg, and Los Tres Cubanos was already buzzing by 5 p.m. (pro tip: they open…read moreat 4 -- make a reservation if you want inside seating). We rolled in without one but happily claimed a little café table outside. The weather was warm, the cocktails were cold, and our waitress checked in often enough that our glasses never sat empty for long. We kicked things off with the beef empanadas ($9 for two big ones) and -- oh my goodness -- these were dream-level empanadas. Golden-brown, fried crisp on the outside yet soft and tender inside, stuffed with simply seasoned, flavorful ground beef. The tangy-sweet red sauce they came with was the perfect co-star. I'd come back for these alone. Cocktails ran about $12 each. I had the Havana Special (fresh pineapple juice, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, and Cruzan Rum) -- tropical, bright, and just sweet enough. My adventure buddy ordered the Canchanchara (honey, lime, rum, and chilled water -- said to be Cuba's oldest cocktail), which was refreshing and citrusy, perfect for a summer night. For dinner, I went for the Camarones Enchilados ($27) -- Cuban-style shrimp in Creole sauce with white rice and sweet fried plantains. Generous serving of perfectly cooked shrimp in a savory tomato-based sauce with diced peppers, onion, and garlic... I brought half home, but not before finishing every last plantain. The sauce was light but packed with flavor, and the rice soaked it up like a champ. Adventure buddy ordered the Cuban Fried Rice ($25) -- shrimp, ham, chicken, and sweet plantain all fried together, topped with an egg. The rice had that crispy-but-soft magic, the proteins were tender and flavorful, and while he wished the egg had been runny, it was still well-executed. Another giant portion, another take-home box. Our bill for two was about $100, and every dollar felt well spent. Los Tres Cubanos is tucked just outside the hustle of downtown, which makes it easy to miss -- but don't. Between the authentic flavors, generous portions, and charming atmosphere, it's worth seeking out. And bonus: you can stroll the nearby Susquehanna River Walk afterward to justify ordering that second empanada next time.

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

It looks pretty bland on the outside. Inside it's a beachy feel with lots of tables, a counter, and…read more(the night we were there) someone playing music. It's definitely Boricua food. Monfongo, bifongo, trifongo . . . Since it was our first time in, we tried a lot of different items. The Monfongo with chicharones de pollo was excellent. The pastillilo de carne was good. The papas locas (with carne) was really good. It was so big, we couldn't finish it. We ordered it for an appetizer but it really could be an entree. The arroz con gondules was good. It could have had a little more flavor, but it was fine. I ordered a side of the trifongo since only the monfongo came with the entrees. I really liked their trifongo. Hubby got the pina colada frappe and it was very good, very fresh. Definitely a good place to visit. Street parking. Service was a little scattered and it took a lot longer for our food than expected. Lots of families and lots of people taking out, in addition to almost packed tables. Go, enjoy the Boricua food and feel like you're on an island. :)

Wow. Really liked this. We wanted to try something different and even though I am from Miami I…read morewasn't too familiar with Puerto Rican food. I really liked the mofongo and the fried pork. The chicken was pretty good. I think everything would've been better either in the store or just hotter. (The fries weren't warm). We will definitely be trying this place again.

The food was delicious. The staff were sweet. It would help…read moreif you spoke Spanish. There are seats to dine in, but most people order the food to go. Quick in and out. They also serve alcohol if you are interested.

All I want to do is get my house together--like a bear getting ready for hibernation--so it feels…read morewarm and cozy before winter comes. Now, as a Pennsylvanian, you normally run into people who say, "Oh, I hate this hot weather," and then in the winter, they say, "Oh, I hate this cold weather," as if they haven't lived in PA their entire lives! But doing all this hard work to prepare for the wintertime here in PA worked up an appetite, so I decided to head down to Rice & Beans in Harrisburg. As soon as you walk in, you're welcomed by decor that teleports you right into the heart of the Dominican Republic. The staff is very friendly, the bathrooms are super clean, and so is the rest of the establishment. Parking is a little tight, but the indoor seating makes up for it. Rice & Beans Restaurant Now let's get to the best part: the food! You're able to see everything before you order, which is great. This time, I got myself some rice and beans, of course, along with some bistec. The rice and beans were a little dry at first, but the more I ate, the better they got! I paired my meal with a cola. Although I didn't get dessert, I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the wonderful food. I would definitely go back and eat here again because I like seeing what I'm getting--it makes it super easy to pick out what I want, especially if your taste buds aren't super adventurous. I hope my review helps you figure out where to eat next. Feel free to check out my YouTube channel (@brandenleebutler) for more reviews!

In a long forgotten mall. But it's worth finding. Forget…read morethe ambiance. Let's talk food. It's excellent. And great friendly service. These people want you happy with their food. It's truly excellent

Excellent flavorful food. The best I try in Central Pa. Authentic Dominican flavor. Friendly staff…read moreand clean environment.

It's been a while since I visited York. I was looking forward to trying Mi Caldero, a fantastic…read morePuerto Rican restaurant I'd visited on a couple of occasions. Sadly they were closed (permanently?!). I'll always have the memories. But, like they say, when one door closes another one opens. El Castro reasonably satisfied my craving for Latin food. I had the cubed steak with yellow rice and beans. It's a solid 7/10 flavor wise. I did notice that they really load up on the rice so perhaps you won't notice that they're going easy on the protein. It took a good while longer than the 10 minutes I was quoted for the food to come out even though it wasn't especially busy. Nevertheless, it's a solid choice if you are craving Latin food. It's no Mi Caldero but you could do worse.

Very very slow service. Glad I checked my order before I left as my $69 order was wrong and…read moremissing items. Not once was did anyone say apologize for my 30 minute wait for my food. It's unorganized. Maybe they were having a bad day but first time impression isn't a good one. May or may not come back, depends how the food