The beef empanadas were fabulous. Please give them a try, they will not disappoint…read more Thank you, Adriane's Jewelry Box

Tried them at the puerto festival and their empanadas were amazing. Fresh and tasty. I would order…read morethere every time.

*Food: Appetizer: 11/10 (Empanadas)…read moreEntrées: 8/10 (Steak&Eggs, plantains) *Service: 10/10 Carlos made the experience fun as he made every item fresh, tailored to our taste, and showed intense passion for his cooking. He threw in multiple things to try & made it feel like a select food tasting. Special experience that felt underpriced. *Ambiance: 8/10 Interesting area with colorful decoration & theme. New York style art meets Latin culture in a unique sit down restaurant. Smaller store with outside seating, that is one of a kind. [5 being average]

Very cute place! Server was nice and patient. Unfortunately the food wasn't worth the price. We got…read morethe pork chop breakfast, one of the omelets, & tequenos. The omelet wasn't an omelet and it was just very bad. The tequenos were served w bottled sauce that wasn't meant for tequenos. It's a 4 piece but they're so small, all 4 can equal 1 good sized tequeno. I really wanted to like this place :( They also added their own gratuity which was 20% We planned to tip since she was so nice, but that caught us off guard for sure.

Que Rico received a 10 out of 10 because the food was delivered at the right temperature and ready…read moreto chow down. My friend and I ordered two Abuelo's Favorite Plate and the rice and peas were proportioned, the shredded pork succulent and the ripe plantain sweet and delicious.We topped our order off with two guava and sweet cream pastelillos - pastry nice and flaky and the filling just the right sweetness to end this delicious meal on! Thank you Que Rico for a meal reminiscent of my childhood Sunday dinners!

Pretty good food if you have a craving for Puerto Rican food…read more The Pastelillos were delish. I ordered a ground beef and a chicken with cheese. They were crispy, good amount of filling and nice flavor overall. Fantastic. I think they should serve the meal with a bit more rice. The Pernil, pulled pork was sort of dry and unfortunately the large side of garilc mojo sauce (garlic oil) was sideways in the bag and by time I got it home, the oil had all leaked out into the paper bag and onto the floor mat inside my car. The mofongo bites listed as 5 bites, however I only received 4. They were on the sweet side. The masa from the plantain taste too ripe for my liking. I prefer more green plantains in my mofongo. The tostones were pretty good. The pictures made them look a bit larger, but oh well. This was my first time ordering from a ghost kitchen, and the concept is a brilliant idea because you can order from so many cuisines! You can try so many restaurants in one place. Quite amazing.

So after seeing all the posts flooding my Facebook about Puerto Rico Cafe, in Manassas, VA., we…read moredecided to make the one-hour drive to Manassas, yesterday, to see what all the hype was about. If you're even thinking about indulging in amazing Puerto Rican food, you need to make the drive to Puerto Rico Cafe in Manassas, VA. I'm serious, it's absolutely worth it. My Scottish fiancé and I (I'm Panamanian) literally drove from Frederick, MD, to Manassas, VA, just to eat there, and I would 100% do it again without hesitation. From the very first bite, I felt like I was back in Puerto Rico during my short but unforgettable year living there. The smells, the flavors, the warmth it hit me right in the soul. The carne frita...Perfect. Crispy edges, juicy pork, seasoned exactly how it should be flavorful and comforting in that "this tastes like home" kind of way. You can't fake that kind of flavor. It reminded me of my mom's cooking and even the food from my beautiful Panama. The pollo en crema de ajo was incredible. The sauce was creamy and full of real garlic flavor, but not overpowering, just perfectly balanced. My husband, who grew up eating completely different British/Scottish food, would not stop talking about it. That says a lot. The pollo en salsa criolla was just as delicious tender chicken with peppers and onions in that classic criollo sauce that tastes like it's been simmering all afternoon. The arroz blanco and arroz con guandules were cooked to perfection not mushy or sticky, but fluffy just like well-cooked rice should be. The yucca wasn't oily; they were crispy, nicely golden brown, and the tostones (patacones in my country) were crispy and lightly salted. And the desserts... listen. The quesitos con guayaba were flaky and buttery, filled with perfectly sweet guava. The pastelillos de guayaba were crispy on the outside, sweet and slightly tangy on the inside. We should have ordered more, I'm not even joking. Now we also ordered parcha and guava homemade juices to go. Nothing completes a meal without a sweet pucker of juice. This wasn't just lunch or dinner. It was an experience. If you're craving authentic Puerto Rican food made with love, this is it. We didn't just find a café we found a little piece of the island right here in Virginia. Thank you for the amazing experience, from a Panamanian and Scotsman. We will definitely be returning.

Fantastic! I'm Puerto Rican and this is the best Puerto Rican food in the DMV. We got multiple…read moreempanadillas peril, ensalada de papa, and some tostones. It was great! I just got back from San Juan last week and this was better than some of the restaurants there.

The rice and beans were pretty good. The pernil ( shredded style Puerto Rican pork) was ok. The…read morechurrasco ( similar to flank steak or skirt steak) in the USA. Left a lot to be desired. We order potatoe salad, but I am not sure about what we got. It didn't taste anything like your traditional Puerto Rican salad. The staff was pretty friendly.

He did my repass for my husband on the 18 th. The food was delicious! He was very professional…read more I highly recommend this catering service. The meat was juicy. The pollo guisado was delicious. The fried chicken was delicious! Peril tasted so good! white rice, and yellow rice .... everything was delicious !

I stumbled upon this place searching for a specific cake for my fiancé who is from PR. I ended up…read morefalling in love with her Quesitos. He also gave them his seal of approval. They are stuffed with a sweet cheese filling and coated in a sugary syrup. Although, these can only be ordered in advance, she is quite amenable to last minute orders. We once gave her only a couple of hours notice. I have yet to find any Quesitos in the continental U.S. that are as tasty.

wao is the recommend, the flavour of our grandmothers. well sazonado.se what i recommend.5 stars…read morenot 100000 stars. good service and good taste. thank you

Carajo. We made a special trip down to Woodbridge and showed up when they said they were supposed…read moreto be in the parking lot according to their website, but they weren't there. Then the website had a phone number so I called them and the recording said to text them so I texted them and there was no response at all. Ever. Nothing posted to their social media either. So if we ever try again, I will call and email and check the social media two days before driving all the way to Woodbridge and I advise you to do the same.

We went to the truck on Saturday they open at one they were sold out of pork Lechon, but they had…read moreribs and skirt steak delicious the husband and wife proprietors were great attentive to every customer that went to buy five star service truck clean

Let's just start at the front door ... The owners/chef and staff were so friendly and genuinely…read morecare about their customers. It was our first time here and we couldn't decide what we wanted. After drooling over the plates that went by, we asked the owner to help us narrow down our options. We landed on the Chicharron Sampler for an appetizer. For our main courses, we had the Bandeja Paisa and the Paella Caribena. We were also eyeing the Dominican-style beef stew and the Sancocho Soup. We asked for a sample of the Sancocho soup and that's when we found out they make everything to order - including the soup! His wife went into the kitchen and whipped up a sample of the soup ... we didn't mind the wait for the sample as we knew she was working her magic! It did not disappoint. We ordered a large soup to go! It'll be cold later this week and this will be perfect in the rainy weather. This place reminds me of home - the way my mother cooks ... the flavors are developed and everything was cooked to perfection. I did a little dance in my chair with each bite! The portions were large - we'll have left overs for the next several days! And I CANNOT wait! We're looking forward to coming back and trying something new! PHOTO DISCLOSURE: We dove into the Chicharron Sampler before we took the photo. What you see is just a small portion of the actual serving size. Also, the photo of the soup was the made from scratch made to order sample of the Sancocho soup.

We are always looking for Dominican food or Puerto Rican food in our area. We stumbled on this…read morerestaurant one day while driving. We stopped in today. Its a DR and PR restaurant specializing in that cuisine. Menu was limited not alot of either cuisine. The server was very nice and made sure we were sat right away. We ordered and the food was good. Simple dishes and everyone enjoyed there meal. For a Puerto Rican and Dominican Restaurant the restaurant didnt have alot of decor that indicated it was that type if restaurant with that type of cuisine. Overall a nice place with decent cuisine.

We met some friends here. They recommended it. Now I'm recommending it. Thus far, the best Puerto…read moreRican food I've had outside of Puerto Rico. The mofongo is top. The pastelón was also very good. Both dishes were very filling. They have some good happy hour specials. Their ordering system is online. Scan th QR code to view the menu and order. A server will bring the food as it comes out. You can keep a tab open and pay at the end. This was a first for me.

Takeout Review! This…read moreis a good location if you're in the eastern part of navy yard (near the base)! The staff was kind and responsive and it's an "aesthetic" restaurant (swings for chairs for example). I'm giving it 3 stars because the food really just didn't do much for me. The flavors were 3 stars. The chicken in the chicken mofongo was chewy and tough. The beef to plantain ratio was like .0001 to 5. I'm disappointed by the meal given the service I had but I can't say I'll be back