I loved being able to simply order from Yelp for takeout here. This made a pitstop home from a NY…read moreworkday easy. The food was ready when the suggested pickup time came. The young counter staff was attentive, engaged and eager to serve. When I got home 30 minutes later, I was beyond excited that the food was hot and delicious. To top that off, I ate my next two dinners with the leftovers. So, 3 dinners for $23. This won't be the last time I pick up a Picadino!

Update: January 31, 2025…read more Went to eat lunch here. I ordered pork ribs and chicken combo with yellow rice. They're delicious. Service is good. Well lighted place to eat. Lots of parking across, public parking lot.

This place was highly recommended from someone that worked at Newark Liberty Airport. I stopped by…read moreon a saturday. I ordered Bacalao with brown rice, maduros and red beans on the side. The dining area is 'family style' which is kool! I got mine 'to go' because I miss my sofa. The food was onpoint!!! The bacalao and the rice had great flavor (5). I was too tired/sleepy to write a review after I ate. I will definitely return, maybe I'll give 'family style' a try.

I decided to give this place a try after seeing a TikToker's review. When we got there, my husband…read morementioned that the food didn't quite look the same as what was shown in the videos, and I have to agree. However, the flavors were definitely there, which is what matters most. I tried the alcapurria, and while it was decent, I've had better. The chicken inside was a little dry and could have used more seasoning and flavor. On the other hand, the chicken empanada was really good. The chicken was tender, flavorful, and had a nice seasoned taste that stood out. That's definitely something I would order again. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of my lunch, but I also ordered pernil with rice and gandules, as well as baked chicken with rice and gandules. As someone who loves pernil, I have to say that Puerto Ricans make some of the best pernil. It's always well-seasoned, flavorful, and tastes clean rather than overly greasy. The pernil here did not disappoint. The rice and gandules were also very good. While it doesn't quite compare to my husband's aunt's homemade version, it was still packed with flavor and complemented the meal perfectly. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and would come back to try more items from the menu. If you're in the area and craving Puerto Rican food, I think it's worth giving this place a try.

My husband and I go here about twice a year. Love this place. Like to sit at the bar, but have…read morebrought guests and sat in dining room two or three times over the years. Always consistantly great food. The bar is a fun place.

Me and my wife go there all the time. The food is consistent. Owners are very nice Paulo's an…read moreamazing host. The food is authentic. I had fish with towel in the mouth. If anybody knows what it is, I had filet mignon biggest piece tastiest piece my wife ever had. I do have photos. I also had cod fish grilled. One of the best nice grill marks not salty at all. Desserts are fantastic. Oh and the best sangria you can ever taste. This place was referred to me by a friend and we never look back

Whether you're ordering from the ala carte menu or the ready made. The food here is always…read moredelicious. So happy to have them in the neighborhood.

The price is incredibly too high for the small amount of food given . Honesty I'm so embarrassed to…read moresay how much I spent on two mofongo (that we're meatless and smaller than my wife's palm) .

Noches De Colombia is awesome. The food hits the spot every time; super tasty and fresh. The staff…read moreis really friendly and makes you feel right at home. And the vibe? Just perfect. Chill, fun, and a great place to hang out with friends or family. Definitely one of those spots you end up coming back to.

My boyfriend and I stopped in this afternoon for a quick bite and grabbed seats at the bar to save…read moretime. We ordered two margaritas during happy hour (Monday-Thursday, 11 AM-5 PM) and they were solid, especially at 50% off. The bartender was clearly juggling a lot but still managed to keep the drinks coming and the service pleasant. Unfortunately, the food didn't match the start. After waiting about 30 minutes for our bandeja paisa and already feeling pretty hungry, we ordered beef and chicken empanadas to hold us over. They were flavorful and came out fairly quickly. When our entrées finally arrived, both steaks were cold and overcooked despite requesting medium. The chicharrón lacked seasoning, the rice was cold, and the beans were underwhelming. Overall, the service at the bar was fine, but the long wait and disappointing entrées took away from the experience. At $28 per dish, I expected better quality and temperature. While the discounted cocktails were a plus, the food simply did not justify the price and we probably won't be coming back even though we live nearby.

My wife, who is 8 months pregnant, and I stopped in for a meal and sat at a table where we have sat…read moremany times before, near the mirrors. The restaurant was nearly empty, with only one other couple dining at the time. Shortly after we sat down, I noticed one of the cooks open the front door of the restaurant, look directly at us, throw his hands up in frustration, and begin mumbling under his breath. He then started moving large boxes into the restaurant. Since I speak Spanish, I understood some of what he was saying. He complained that there were plenty of other seats available and questioned why we had chosen to sit where we were. As I looked more closely, I realized the mirrors beside our table were actually sliding doors to a storage area. It became clear that he was upset because my wife and I were seated in front of it. Had someone simply approached us and politely asked us to move, we would have gladly done so. Instead, the cook continued making comments under his breath and staring at us while moving boxes. Once he finished, he walked past our table, gave me a dirty look, and called me a vulgar name in Spanish ( cara de mierda). At that point, I stood up and asked him, in Spanish, to repeat what he had said. Rather than addressing the situation, he immediately walked into the kitchen and refused to come back out. At that point, I no longer felt comfortable having my food prepared by someone who had just openly insulted me and my pregnant wife. We decided to leave without ordering. This was especially disappointing because we have visited before and always enjoyed the restaurant. Unfortunately, the way this situation was handled was completely unprofessional and has likely cost them two longtime customers.

Never again Tried this place for the first time…read more Food was not tasty at all The green sauce was yellow. Food was cold No seasoning like typical Peruvian flavor. Just bad I'd give it no stars if that was an option

The tastiest Domenican food ever!! No body compares to Bonao!!.. The servers could use a pep in…read moretheir step in their service.

It was a hole in the hole and I was skeptical upon going in because the ambiance didn't look very…read moreappealing but the service was good and the people were welcoming . I had the Dominican choufan it was delicious . Also had the tostines which were pretty good . All I would go back to grab take out .