Loved it. Stopped in thinking it was the former business. Had gone somewhere else nearby for Puerto…read moreRican food but they were closed. Ended up getting PR food anyway!! Haha! Service was great and the owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Open just a month! Finally something in the former empanada spot. And there's tons of action…read morehere already. Some 8 tables of varying sizes. It's Latin food. Latin music. Latin news on tv. But seems to already be popular as I was here mid afternoon and it's hopping. I wasn't fast enough to get pics of the menu, sorry. Next time.

Great place to grab, what tastes just like, home cooked Puerto Rican fare. The yellow rice and…read morebeans are on point and the Large serving is enough for two. The empanadas/pastelillos are packed with filling. No air holes here. And you can actually taste the cheese!! The prices are fair for the portions you get. There are a few tables but it can be a bit cramped and hot, so I usually take my food to go. It's a great spot that shouldn't be passed up.

I ordered food for pickup. When I got back to work my order was all wrong. I was suppose to have…read morePernil, spanish rice, maduros and sweet plantains. I got 1/4 chicken, spanish rice and maduros and no plantains. I also ordered a chicken and cheese pastelillos and got a beef and cheese pastelillos. Very disappointed all around. I would love a refund since it was all the wrong food and not cheap. :(

Stopped in after lunch for a quick dessert run and I have to say, I am happy I did. We ended up…read moreordering the banana pudding and the oreo cake. The oreo cake was perfect. It was rich, creamy, and had plenty of oreo flavor to make sure you knew it was a bunch of crushed up oreos. SO GOOD! I could eat a whole entire cake of this. The banana pudding was also good. It had the nilla wafer cookies on top which always makes a banana pudding even better. It had a really good flavor but wasn't overpowering. Again, I could eat a whole tub of this. Service was quick and friendly and this spot on Allen definitely fits the neighborhood's vibe. I will definitely be back for actual food and more dessert.

Sampler 7/10 Sauce tasted kinda like thousand island…read moredressing. Fried plantains 7/10 Not bad, pretty good dipped in the sauce. Sweet plantains 7/10 Wish they were caramelized more. Pork chunks 7/10 Little salty. Some bites were a little overcooked. Corn dog 4/10 Weirdly sweet on the outside but savory inside. It was interesting. Definitely needs more cheese and not a huge fan of the mushy texture. Pastellillos 10/10 Tried chicken, beef, and steak. All of them were Really good. Would recommend!!!

My husband was in the mood for something some Dominican or Puerto Rican to eat, the first two place…read morewe went to ended up being permanently closed and finally we found this spot and were happy we did. It's on the corner of Jones street on the east side of Buffalo. Me and husband both ordered mongo con carne frita to go and I also got a papa renella. The Monfongo comes with carne frita, ensalada and if you want pimientos y cebollas. It is a good portion for the price, we both had some left for later. Food was good and we definitely be back. There is also food pre made that you can choose from, the menu changes daily and everything is fresh. There was pollo guisdo, res guisdo, pernil, arroz, carne frita ready to go and lots of other food to choose from.

Finally, there is a Hispanic restaurant near me. I found it on Facebook. You were welcomed when…read moreyou entered the restaurant. I had pre ordered my dinner, and it was enough food for 3-4 people. I had salad, plantains, garlic sauce, the snapper was cooked perfectly, great seasoning and crispy, and the Spanish rice was delicious, I will definitely recommend this business when you are craving Spanish food

I order from them frequently, and I find their food to be delicious and made with quality…read moreingredients. Their customer service is excellent as well. However, I have one issue: every time I place an order, it seems that everyone else is ordering the same items, which often leads to my choices being unavailable. I just have to hope I'm one of the lucky ones who gets what I want. That said, the food really is great, and I'm glad to see they are doing so well as a business.

I got a salami sandwich from here that was...okay. The sandwich was pretty big for $10, but it was…read moremostly filled with the veggie toppings. There was only one thin layer of salami. It tasted fine, but more meat would've made it more flavorful. I wouldn't order this particular sandwich again, but might try another. We also tried their cheese dog and the beef and cheese pastelillo. Pastelillos were delicious! The cheese dog was really interesting. It was a hotdog with American cheese all wrapped in thin dough and deep fried. It's one of those things you should probably only have one of a year...like a guilty pleasure, haha! So, I'm not rushing back to La Flor, but I'm glad they're there.

This restaurant is still a favorite for pulled pork and other Dominican dishes. The service is…read morefriendly, the food is always on point, and very authentic. In particular, we like the pulled pork, barbecue ribs, the stew chicken, and the yellow rice and beans.

So, I'm from NYC and I'm Dominican. I was very excited to see this place in Buffalo, but we got…read morereally disappointed. If you want real Dominican food that you can at least stomach without being disgusted, try Latino Cuisine at the Galleria Mall. We came here and got the mac and cheese, ribs with yellow rice, and the fried pork bites with yellow rice. First, we ordered the mac and cheese. It came once we were done with our two first meals, which we couldn't even finish. It was basically a soup with a cup of actual macaroni; the rest was just cheese liquid, very disgusting, and it doesn't look at all like what they advertise on DoorDash/Uber Eats. The rice wasn't actual Dominican rice; it had corn in it. They had no moro, and when I asked for it, he put huge brown beans with the sauce that ruined the rice. Also, they only had rice with corn or white rice. The fried pork bites were really dry; they needed a sauce. The only thing we liked were the ribs slathered in BBQ sauce, which was still mediocre. The service was awful, trying to rush you into making a decision just for the food to take ages. He got annoyed by other customers asking questions and modifications. They only had one person in the back cooking, and if they don't "feel like it," it doesn't get done even if it's on the menu. At one point, it felt like we were getting punked because everyone else was getting four plates worth, and they had amazing reviews online. Huge money waste! Almost 50 dollars--back home, I'll tell you, this would have been 35 max. Everything was off from the service to the food in other places where Dominican food is common like nyc or Pennsylvania allentown people who work are respectful and make good food. They bring that Dominican experience over to the U.S, this really sucked. Sadly no pictures taken as we threw the food out and this was a couple days ago. It honestly felt like the big guy at the front was antagonizing us after the mac and cheese, every second coming over and asking if we like the food. Overall, horrible food, flies and mosquitoes everywhere at the restaurant, weird seating, and a huge waste of money if you like actual, real, authentic Dominican food.

$10 you get rice and beans and a generous portion of roast pork Pernil. Lunch…read more It's fantastic. You must come here clean friendly wonderful basic Puerto Rican cuisine and it was good.

Great, classic, traditional Puerto Rican food. Everything was so good, delicious!! This is their…read morecurrent menu prices, as of May 2025.

Inside the West Side Bazaar, in a tight little corner stands this Latino culinary masterpiece…read more.. If you have a deep endearing love for sazon chicken, melt in your mouth pastelitos, taco soup and the best flan that you've ever had in your entire life RUN TO THIS PLACE! The sazon baked chicken is a chicken leg quarter perfectly seasoned, and moist and juicy. You'll lick your fingers its so good. Pastelitos in chicken must be the same sazon chicken inside a delicate crisp shell. A bit greasy, but that's to be expected with very good pastelitos. Theres also beef pastelitos and just take my word for it, they're just as good! The taco soup is a delicious chicken broth with beans, corn, and tortilla chip strips, salsa and sour cream. The cumin really stands out but wow! It's so refreshing. Lastly, if you go for nothing else, please try the flan. This isnt no normal baked custard with a sweet sticky sauce. This is the texture of a smooth, yet heavy New York style cheesecake, with a luscious burnt sugar caramel with a maraschino cherry on top. I love flan, I've tried it many many places, I've even made one that was absolutely delicious, but this flan deserves a FLAN OF ALL FLANS AWARD!

I ordered take-out and went inside today. This is a cute little spot to sit inside and eat, the…read moreplace is clean. I was taken care of at the counter by the owner, all good vibes. I would bring my family inside for dinner. I noticed some Mexican items on the menu, like tacos. I'm Puerto Rican, I went in to try their Puerto Rican food because there aren't many places close to my home in Depew and once in a while I get a craving for something fried that I stopped making at home for health purposes. This is my second time ordering from Kiosko. I don't know what people are talking about when they say the food was bland. Both times I tried different foods and all the Spanish flavor was there. The only thing I saw that might be bland on the menu was white rice. Pernil isn't cooked with salt, it's cooked with mostly garlic and other seasonings. The flavor of all the items I tried wasn't grandma's cooking but it was flavorful and tasty, I got my fix. I spent $29 today on two beef and cheese pastillio's and a chicken stew with Spanish rice dinner (side salad and three tostones with sauce and dressing included). I grew up in Buffalo and having eaten at various Puerto Rican restaurants throughout the City of Buffalo, I have to say that for the portion size I received, the food was overpriced. Let's be honest, it's probably because of the crappy economy we're in and the outrageous costs of food but normally one dinner can be enough to make two adults full and have some left over. The pastillios were yummy but also too small for $4.50 plus the extra cost for cheese, I think was .75 cents on GrubHub. For that price, I need something to rave about to make me come back. If it's going to be small, at least fill it with more meat. Yelp doesn't let me pick a half star but my rating is a 3.5. A 4 only because it's the only place nearby serving this food so that I don't have to drive into the City of Buffalo. I'd love to see more people patroning this restaurant. Not sure it's in the best location for that but I certainly wish them all the best. I think one of those wood signs out by the curb offering a lunch special might bring in more customers, everyone is looking for a good deal.