The ambiance is really quaint and not at all what we expected, but so inviting. We were greeted…read morewith a cheerful "Hi, how many?", and then shown a couple of spots to choose where we could sit. There was a large group that was along the wall having a great time. Although they were loud and having a great time, it was not distracting and did not take away from the space. There was a tv on the side wall which had a basketball game showing and there was some great music playing over their speaker system. Luis, our server was quick to bring us water and let us know that the QR code on the table display would have the menu, including cocktails. There was also a large display on the wall with the beer choices and some cocktails as well. The food and drinks were amazing (see pictures). We were truly satisfied with this little gem and are already planning our next visit and hoping to bring friends next time.

Came here on a Saturday night at 7 PM to meet a friend for dinner. Plenty of space to sit down, not…read morecrowded at all. the baseball and college football games were playing. It took a good 5 to 10 minutes for a server to come over with water and introduce herself. We got the plantains which came with a dipping sauce that was pretty watery. The plantains were OK and came quickly. I got the mango salad with grilled chicken, which was good but not great. The place did not seem very crowded. However, the service was atrocious. The server was very nice and I'm not sure if she was the only server there. Getting water refills, which is pretty important was far and few between. She also never asked if we wanted dessert. if you're in the area the place is decent, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

Tried this place for the first time for delivery. It took…read morenearly 45 minutes probably because the order taking person does not write down the street name properly. The food was really tasty. The chicken breast with garlic was with a lot of very garlicky (and a little too salty) sauce. It was $12 for the chicken and a side. The side rice and beans' rice was so plenty, that even 3 of us could not finish it. Fried plantain was in a round container with a holed lid to prevent them from getting soggy. Very impressed Steamed vegetable (side) was a good amount with good broccoli flowers, plenty of carrots. Delivery charge was not included so I gave $3 to the delivery person and that made the total $35. Not bad at all considering the quality and quantity.

People talk a lot about the shrimp mofungo here, but let's talk about how tender their ribs are!…read more The flan is a bit cakey and not as smooth as others and the rice was unevenly cooked. I would probably order from here again.

This rating is probably closer to a 4.5 for me. Homestyle Dominican restaurant, what a nice find in…read moreProspect Heights. They serving traditional eats and no frills. Went on a Friday with no reservations. They were super kind and fast with service. I came in hungry and order a ton - I had the tostone rellenos and ensalado del puerto. They hit! The tostone was creative, elegant and best bite of the evening. The salad had so much veggies and was very fresh the dressing it comes with is vibrant and lime-y. Great start to a meal. I had Churrasco which came with yellow rice and black beans. It was incredible, and I always get a tad scared with skirt steaks being overcooked but it was the perfect medium with grilled marks. The chimichurri was great too. I am nit-picking here but a little more salt and pepper on everything would of been great. Don't come with out having the sangria, they pack a punch!

Came in on a Wednesday evening when it was moderately busy. I sat at the bar and ordered a Beef and…read morecheese empanada and the Bistec y queso sandwich. Both were so good! The steak in the sandwich was so flavorful, and the empanada was also delicious. The empanada paired well with the green sauce it came with, and the waiter who delivered the empanada asked if I would like some hot sauce too. I could not pick a favorite between the two things I got. The guy working the high tops was very nice and was the one who recommended the sandwich to me. I will definitely be back to try more dishes here.

It's 24 hours to start. All the classic Puerto Rican dishes. Always consistently good. Service is…read morefast. Diner counter seating when it's not at peak times. You can't go wrong experimenting with different dishes over multiple visits. Highly recommended

We ordered food to go. The highlight was the passion fruit drink. The potatoe ball was my favorite,…read more not saying much. It was a fried mashed potatoe ball with some ground beef inside, pretty bland. My next favorite was the blood sausage, it was a little dry and very mildly seasoned. I didn't like the pastillito at all. It had pulled chicken inside that was extremely dry and bland. The cuchiftito also was bland. The peril was dry and lacked flavor. In fact the rice and beans also lacked flavor!

I am a registered nurse and after a long exhausting day at work I stopped here around 7:50 pm to…read moregrab a simple meal. I ordered a half baked chicken with white rice and beans because I was craving good fresh chicken. What I received was extremely disappointing. The chicken was incredibly dry hard and almost impossible to bite into. This was not slightly overcooked. It was clearly old and had been sitting too long. There were several chickens still in the warmer and anyone cutting and serving it could see immediately that it was not good enough to give to a customer. By the time I got home and opened the container I was shocked. The chicken looked terrible and tasted worse. Dry tough and flavorless. The entire reason I came here was for good baked chicken and instead I was served something that should never have left the counter. When you are serving food that late you still have a responsibility to serve quality or to say it is no longer fresh. I would have preferred honesty over being given food that was clearly past its prime. Imagine having to spend $15 and then you get home to unwind and encounter this? Very disappointed and I will think twice before referring anyone.

My weekend stay here was satisfying. You'll enjoy good cooking, a relaxed environment, attentive…read moreservice, and cheerful people. Tasty food with reasonable prices and outstanding service from everyone. Their dishes satisfy and their rates are fair. Experience this place firsthand to appreciate it.

A small cozy cafe that offers great Colombian food and pastries. We tried the empanadas that were…read morecrispy and the filling was also very tasty. We grabbed a regular bandeja paisa and and a mini one and even the mini one was a huge portion! The chicharron was my favorite! Meaty and golden to perfection. The beans were also very good. The dish came with a perfect balance of everything. The lady behind the counter was very attentive and answered all our questions.

Was in much need of Colombian food since I didn't want to cook and haven't gone back to Bogota in…read moreover a year and found this little gem in Bushwick. The cafe itself is quite small but very tidy. Ladies behind the counter were very nice and attentive and the food was absolutely delicious. I ended up getting a mini bandeja paisa which came with the usual (beans, rice, plantain, meat, chorizo, chicharrón and egg) the little salad on the side was amazing I loved the dressing. The chicharrón was crunchy and yes succulent and beef delicious. Really good beans as well. I also got some empanadas to take home and they were as good as the food.

Was here on a Saturday night on a date , the ambiance was lovely but the music was sooo loud I was…read morescreaming at my husband so we decided not to speak at at ‍ . Service was prompt and even though the place was packed. I had the shrimp morfongo which wasn't the best and my husband had the skirt steak with yellow rice and beans ( which wasn't the best) but was edible non the less. If you want to have a good time with hookah and music it's your spot. Not a date option. Learn that the hard way.

Three stars because of t the service and the cocktail. I ordered a sidecar which wasn't mixed well…read more It was way too strong. I asked for some more pineapple juice to be put in it. The service is very blasé. They don't check on the guests much or see if everything is . The vibe based on sitting ordering and just chilling . You may need to call them over to order anything else. The music is pretty good. I went in the early evening. It has a slight lounge atmosphere. Hookah is available . There are daily specials for tacos, mofongo or hookah. The food is really good. My mom had the chicken I had tacos and plátano appetizer. I purchased a steak meal which comes with two sides to go for a friend. I would say check it out if you are in the area.

My family came into the restaurant to enjoy dinner and to celebrate the holidays together. I…read moreordered the caesar salad and the steam with creamed spinach and potatoes. The food was really good. I noticed that our food came relatively quickly and our servers were professional and kind. My steak was juicy and pink, just the way I like it, the potatoes were seasoned really well and they weren't over or undercooked and the caesar salad had the perfect dressing to salad ratio. I would say that I was a little thrown off by the confusing and out of place the playlist seemed to be considering the vibe of the restaurant and the kind of food being served. Overall I really wasn't disappointed by the food or the experience. The restaurant was nice looking and I would definitely come here again.

Ltauha is a true hidden gem, nestled on Myrtle Ave in Ridgewood. Though it doesn't boast flashy…read moresignage or a bustling facade, this place is a neighborhood secret, a go-to spot for locals and those in the KNOW! I've dined here a total of 3 times throughout the years. It's always a lovely experience. The food is always delicious and well presented and the service is always warm and friendly. My daughter started off with their buffalo wings the last time we dined here. I ended up trying one and OMG it was sooo good! Making buffalo wings is definitely a craft!! Some Restaurants just don't have it down-pact..but Ltauha is SPOT ON!! Their wings are Dee-licious, crispy on the outside, tender / meaty on the inside and covered in a balanced, flavorful spicy sauce! Perfection!! For Brunch, my Dad got the shrimp quesadilla and me and my daughter got the Flat Iron steak. You cannot go wrong with the Flat iron Steak with eggs and home style potatoes! There is always a party in my mouth when I dine here lol. I will be returning!

I'm a foodie. I think this is the best food i ever had in nyc locally. Food was amazing. Service…read morewas nice too. With warm welcoming ambience i loved the time i spent time with friends. it was mouth watering. Must try... Highly recommended.

The food here is grew but when I ordered a chicharron de pollo, I was expecting something totally…read moredifferent. I thought it would be small chunks of deep fried chicken with lime alongside to make up for the fact that it's chicken but I what I received resembled chicken tenders. It was good but not what I expected. Next time I'll just still regular rice and beans with roast chicken.

The Middle aged lady that works there early in the morning has a disgusting attitude. She is very…read morerude & aggressive. Purchased food there this morning and she acted like I was an employee there and knew the menu and prices didn't have time to explain and even started yelling at me. The place has good food but the service will make you not even want it

I was really disappointed with the porridge here. I was expecting something closer to authentic…read moreWest Indian-style porridge--rich, smooth, and full of flavor--but this missed the mark completely. The texture was off, more watery than creamy, and it lacked the depth you usually get from spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, or vanilla. It tasted very plain and one-dimensional, almost like basic oatmeal rather than the hearty, comforting porridge I grew up with. There was no real sweetness or spice balance, and it just didn't have that traditional, homemade feel. If you're looking for true West Indian-style porridge, this probably won't satisfy that craving.