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El Nuevo Mundo Market, Bakery & Cafe

3.9 (132 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids

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Absolutely delicious! Made in-house. Sweet Cream-Cheese Pastries. Better than Porto's!
Cindy S.

I LOVE specialty food markets! El Nuevo Mundo Market specializes in Cuban and Puerto Rican food products with variety of items and produce from Caribbean and Latin American countries. This cute little specialty market has a HOT-FOOD counter that makes delicious Cuban favorites. Ropa Vieja (shredded beef in tomato sauce), Arroz Congri (black beans mixed in rice), Lechon Asado (roasted pork), and Cuban sandwiches. We got some Oxtail Beef Stew that was so tender and delicious! Don't forget the pastries made in house and coffee - all great! Of course you can make everything yourself with ingredients from their store. Beyond groceries, I think they even have Cuban cigars here. The market is immaculate and service is wonderful! There is a small table inside where you can enjoy your coffee and pastries; or meal. Mostly people do takeout. Parking available in the rear back or side residential. Street parking on Gage Ave can be hectic when leaving... I love this place!

Sandwich Cubano

Great food very nice people food and items you don't find just anywhere. I recommend this place to friends and family

Cosinan bien Rico los Pavos y Lechón los Cafés los Preparan mejor k el Starbucks y cualquier lugar

Maricela L.

My daughter bought 2 plates of ropa vieja, a Cuban sandwich and like 5 guava pastries. Which total came out to like $50 bucks. I started eating the sandwich but I smelled something weird. Then I got a piece of pork and it smelled putrid I spit out the piece I had in my mouth. I called Nuevo Mundo and explained to the lady about how the meat smelled bad and she was like bring the sandwich and we'll give you another one or your money back for the sandwich. I told her I didnt want another sandwich I was just letting her know so they're alert of how the meat smelled bad. She just said ok just bring the sandwich and hung up. Forgot to mention that we had thrown the sandwich away. The lady said take it out of the trash and bring it. My daughter went back and took half the sandwich the lady there had the audacity of refunding $ 4.50 I am really upset because for a 9 dollar sandwich they are risking making someone sick. So people please be careful when you're eating here. The other food was ok except that sandwich meat yuck! Never coming back here again.

Oxtail plate!
Lucy T.

I really was craving Cuban food and I found this little market that makes oxtail! The meat was delicious, and it fell right off the bone! The flavor was mouthwatering and was perfect! I ordered plantains with black beans and rice ( mixed together). I also ordered a fresh cane juice, which was delicious! The total was only $19 for all that food! It has a great price and quality food!

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28 days ago

The absolute best guava (+ guava & cream cheese pastries I've ever had!!!) And the sweetest owners too :)

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28 days ago

OMG! Fantastic pastries!! Very fresh and flaky. And big. And as usual, the prices are reasonable and the service was amazing. ;)

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6 months ago

closest thing to grandma's cooking in cali. it's delicious and humble. i wish there was one closer to me in san fernando.

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Thank you for your review. We hope to see you again soon.

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Food service is good. The workers aswell. Worker named Denise helped me out with my order amiably. The food aswell was

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1 year ago

Food is delicious. The cuban sandwich is the star of the show and the runner up is the roasted pig with yucca and the garlic sauce. Bomb.

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Thank you, Lucy.

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Thanks Abraham, I hope to see you again soon.

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Very good ropa vieja highly recommend great service Blanca is nice and helpful if you're looking for some great Cuban food come here

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I loved it. It really felt like they cared and made the food with love. I'd go again!!

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Very good authentic and legit little Cuban joint.. good coffee sandwiches breads and food!

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The food here is really good the cashier Denisse was also very nice i recommend going here

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Would you happen to carry Dominican salami and queso para freir?

Yes, we carry Dominican products including Induveca a d queso para freír.

Do you guys sell Aji Dulce for Sofrito?

Yes and recao or culantro and many other Puerto Rican products.

Do you make Pasteles to buy and cook at home?

Yes we do. We carry a lot of Puerto Rican products including recao/culantro, aji dulce and quenepas.

Have quenapas arrived?

Yes, this is the 1st week.

Do you sell quenyepas?

Hi Alexis, the quenepas arrive in a few weeks.

Do you have unto for caldo gallego?

Hi, we currently ran out of unto. We've ordered it, but we have not received a delivery date.

Do they sell bacalao?

Yes, we sell three kinds of bacalao.

How much is the pan cubano?

The pan Cubano is $2.25 each and the Cuban bolillos are 35 cents.

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La Casa De Iris Puerto Rican Food - Tembleque and flan de coco

La Casa De Iris Puerto Rican Food

4.6(201 reviews)
13.5 mi

This is a little hole in the wall, family-owned, authentic Puerto Rican restaurant that I just…read morehappened to stumble upon. The food and the service there feels like home. They cater to you like your family, as if you're literally eating at your tia's or your abuela's house. The pernil is so flavorful and melts in your mouth. The pastelillos, tostones and bacalaitos fritos are beautifully cooked. I was even fortunate enough to have a limber de coco and I haven't had that since I was a child, so creamy and refreshing. Highly recommend if you're ever in Long Beach.

I thought the best Puerto Rican food in the US was in NYC, I was wrong…read more I lived in NYC for 45 years & my son who is half Puerto Rican grew up there and lived there 20 years. My son & I agree that this is the best Puerto Rican food we have ever had. If you are in Long Beach hop into LA Casa De Iris, thank me later. Pernil - 10 out of 10 juicy & flavorful Empanadas 10 out of 10 & shell was crisp and filling was packed with great tasting meat and cheese Tostones 10 out of 10 - crispy with just tge right about of seasoning Maduro 9.5 out of 10 - Maduro are Maduro Mofongo 9 5 out of 10 - not dry like many I've had. Arrow con gandules 10 out of 10 - fluffy with perfect flavor. Better than abuela's Pollo guisada 9 5 out of 10 - 9 5 only because I'm a beef & pork type of guy. But perfectly seasoned and meat was tender The vibe was definitely Puerto Rican. The employees were super nice. We visit Long Beach 3X a year and try something new every time. Rarely do we go somewhere twice on the same trip but we are definitely going back here before we leave

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Empanadas de carne molida

La Casa De Iris Puerto Rican Food - This is the entrance to the restaurant

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Mofongos - Pechuga a la Plancha with mofongo

Mofongos

3.9(1.3k reviews)
17.5 mi•North Hollywood
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Have been wanting to try this place for years after going to a movie premier where they catered the…read moremost amazing food. But we live so far and are never in the valley. Well finally we were in the area for a game and got to stop by! Firstly, the space wasn't the fanciest and the service wasn't very welcoming at all in fact the server seemed super grumpy which was surprising since we were the only customers there. A warm welcome or hello would have made us feel more comfortable. Anyway we sat ourselves because there was a sign that M-F you seat yourselves and order from QR code. We started to but the. The server removed the sign and brought us menus. Anyway they have a nice happy hour which allowed us to sample some yummy items that are hard to make or find. Husband ordered a bacalaito (a fish fritter looks like a tostada) and pastelillos (puerto Rican version of empanadas) de pollo and carne. All so delish! Although if you're used to bacalito from the island, this one was a little thicker and different but still good. For entrees we ordered the pollo guisao (chicken stew) and pernil plates. Our favorite part was the arroz con gandules. One bite took us instantly back to the island to my mother in laws house. It was a little more oily than it should be but the flavor was on point. Husband liked his pernil but we wouldn't order the chicken dish again. Anyway by the end of our meal the awkwardness with our server eased up and he actually smiled and joked with us (in his own grumpy way) by the end. They seemed to have consistent to go orders by regular customers which is def a good sign. Also saw the server cleaning front windows and tables which is important to me because it shows that they care and the kind of place I'd return to!

I rarely leave reviews, but this place deserved some attention…read more We visited Puerto Rico years ago and absolutely fell in love with the cuisine, but ever since, we haven't been able to find good mofongo anywhere in LA...until now. We drove an hour to get here and arrived right when they opened. The gentleman at the counter greeted us warmly and asked if we'd ever had Puerto Rican food before. We told him about our trip and how much we'd loved the food, and from there, he proceeded to walk us through every single item on the menu--including the drinks and desserts. He was incredibly welcoming and clearly proud of the food they serve. After plenty of deliberation, we finally placed our orders. We started with the bacalaitos--a thin, crispy cod fritter served with garlic sauce. A tad greasy, yes, but what a treat! Then came what we had driven an hour for: the mofongo. Between the three of us, we ordered the pernil (slow-roasted pork shoulder), the churrasco with chimichurri, and the shrimp with garlic sauce. These are definitely not light meals, but WOW. The flavors were impeccable--rich, garlicky, savory, and incredibly satisfying. It immediately brought back memories of the food we loved so much in Puerto Rico. Needless to say, we found our mofongo spot. And yes, we will absolutely make the trek again.

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Puerto De La Libertad - Pupusa Revuelta

Puerto De La Libertad

1.9(9 reviews)
1.2 mi

I'm not sure if they're under new ownership but the food was delicious. I ordered mixed pupusas…read more(revueltas - cheese, pork & beans) and fried yucca with fried pork (served with curtido and salsa) with passion fruit drinks. Everything was fresh, delicious and I loved the ambience.

My girlfriend and i decided to try a new pupusa place and ended up finding puerto de la libertad…read more The food was honestly pretty good we ordered four pupusas total. The only issue we really had was the service with our waitress (lady with blond hair and grown out roots), she kept rushing us and was rude in general. Also, the environment wasn't really welcoming either. The music was nice but it was pretty loud so we couldnt really even have a conversation. The waiter lacked in attentiveness, ultimately ignoring us and when she did approach us it was with the nastiest, agitated attitude. Mind you, we were being as polite as anyone would be and were just there to eat. And in the end, we asked if they accepted apple pay, which they do, but we continued to be seated at our table, trying to enjoy the rest of our drinks and have a conversation, and the box blonde waitress was yelling over the loud music from the register, telling us to pay. Basically, rushing us and kicking us out. Would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. But if you like being yelled at and rushed, i highly recommend. Overall solid one star.

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Puerto De La Libertad - Spacious inside restaurant

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Puerto De La Libertad - Fried Yucca with Chicharrón - Curtido & Salsa

Fried Yucca with Chicharrón - Curtido & Salsa

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Karibbean Cuisine - Tostones are my favorite, and these are the best I've had

Karibbean Cuisine

4.6(185 reviews)
11.7 mi•Mid-City
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I haven't seen or had Dominican food in 10 years so I was very excited to try this place when I saw…read moreit. Walking in is just how it was back home, there's a giant menu but also some of the famous stuff on display and ready to go. I ordered fried pork, fried chicken, tostones and the oxtail. It was all absolutely amazing. I don't always spend $50 for solo dinners but I couldn't pick just one item! I will definitely be back again with my family. If you are missing the Dominican food from back home, this place will not disappoint. If you've never had Dominican food, do yourself a favor and give this place a shot!

Ordered the Rabo guisado served with rice, y maduros and also ordered a bottle of Mexican coke,…read moretotal came out to about 43$ which I didn't mind paying for it. A big fan of island -Dominican food although it was overpriced compared to what you Can get it for on the east coast but what ever.. I went back to the counter to ask for hot sauce and the cashier told me it was a 1$ for hot sauce.. I said really? The owner, walked over very politely with a straight face and said we don't eat hot sauce on the island so it's going to cost 1$ What does one have anything to do with the other? I didn't understand her logic. I paused for a second and she said so would u like some hot sauce? It was some bottled generic hot sauce not even house made. I declined to order. The food was pre cooked , set in a steamer. Fast casual restaurant with a few tables Food was bland and subpar.

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Karibbean Cuisine - Pica Pollo y tostones

Pica Pollo y tostones

Karibbean Cuisine - Chicharrones Con Tostones. Deep fried pork with fried green plantains and lime. ‍

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Chicharrones Con Tostones. Deep fried pork with fried green plantains and lime. ‍

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