Food was catered from this place at the Latino Civic event held in Stewart Park held this weekend…read more It was incredibly delicious - We were served El Plate - savory carnitas with grilled arepas along with black beans, fried sweet plantains with tomato ensalada and yummy guac! Definitely worth getting from the food truck if I see it.

Food truck on inlet island in Ithaca's west end next to the Jewelbox at 301 Taughannock Blvd by…read moreBuffalo Street intersection. Friendly and kind people with tasty food! Picnic tables for outdoor seating at the food truck along the water. Checkout Facebook for current hours and updates https://www.facebook.com/share/1ARuVnsiZ8/?mibextid=wwXIfr Ithaca Voice review: https://ithacavoice.org/2024/01/yxis-arepas-gordito-from-venezuala-to-ithacas-food-scene

DoorDash lunch order and it was phenomenal! The baked sweet plantains were scrumptious and the…read morearroz con pollo was VERY flavorful. The definitely need to advertise better. I happened upon it on Yelp and can't wait to try another menu item! Quick delivery!

Great food, super fast and friendly delivery. Highly recommend! Everything I've ever ordered from…read morethere has been awesome!!

Love this place clean friendly environment different foods to try every time I visit. Been a…read morecustomer for a few years.

Delicious Food! I recommend if you're in the area! Large variety of tasty Hispanic dishes…read moredefinitely worth the trip will be back soon!

worst food ever I got the oxtail meal 90 percent was rice the 10% oxtails was tough and full of fat…read moreand I'm pretty sure the lady owner was on drugs. She was zoned out.

I was visiting the Monticello area for the weekend. Drove by and was drawn by the Puerto Rican and…read moreDominican flags both on their marquee, so we stopped in for breakfast. I am Dominican and my wife is Puerto Rican, we had their Tres Golpes, and it brought me right back home to the time I would have all of this delicious Dominican food as a kid. Also brought home some of their home-made pasteles for dinner, and oh my goodness!! Now I am mad I did not buy more. This is the perfect spot for you Dominican/Puerto Rican parents who live in the area and wan to give your family an authentic taste from home. And perfect for anyone from anywhere that loves Latin food as Dominicans and Puerto Ricans do!! And the price is very reasonable. Check them out for yourselves. You will not be disappointed!!

I bought food there less than an hour ago and had to throw it in the garbage…read more Everything was salty dry and old And to add insult to injury they what I believe is over priced especially since my order was small

We have been wanting to try authentic pupusas. After some searching, we found this wonderful gem!…read moreThe pupusas were so yummy as were the tamales! Deliciously authentic! The fish was outstanding! Our waitress was lovely and kind. We will go back!

Amazing food!!!! Be prepared this is not an Americanized version. Absolutely delicious authentic…read morefood. Friendly and welcoming!!

Small spot located on Hazel Street. I stopped here while waiting for my clothes to finish drying in…read morea nearby laundromat. I was charged $14 for a side of rice and corn pudding dessert. I honestly felt cheated as sides were never this expensive in other restaurants I've ever dined in. And the pudding wasn't good at all.

Great Dominican food and very friendly service. We ordered takeout--I had the pernil (the skin had…read moregreat flavor!) with rice and beans, my son had the baked chicken and my fiancé had stewed beef. Everything was really tasty. Empanadas were made fresh and the only complaint I had was that it was mostly a pocket of air with some ground beef, but the flavor was great. We'll order again!

Not salty or bland I love it tastes as if I bought it from tha Bronx. This is what I'm looking for…read morewhen I don't w at to cook lol Excellent food!

Amazing! The empanadas are out of this world - I love the beef and cheese - and the pernil is…read moreequally as delicious. The empanadas are generously filled, and the flavor of dishes is incredible. I've ordered more than needed and they reheat great in the toaster oven. The owner is so gracious whenever I go in. I highly recommend.

I took my mother here to try a new taste, I love the seasoning flavors of the meats from Peruvian…read morerestaurants, I just never pull out time to visit as many Peruvian restaurants as I wish, so Sunday, finally, I did and got my mom along. I knew the flavor of the food was going to be excellent, and mom was very impressed and happy..lol I was happy she enjoyed the food a lot. Now, while we waited for the food, the waitress brought us Peruvian toasted corn that was really delicious in taste. I ordered the Ceviche and another dish with the Steak. The Steak, I requested it half order as I thought it could be too big, but not, I should had ordered the complete Steak dish, it was delicious. Everything is delicious, Fish or Steak, is only great and greater flavors. I love how I can try food from different countries, with their original and unique flavors and seasonings without having to fly out of the US. This absolutely, a must have.

Even though Aromas is "across the street from Cooper's," it might as well be a different world. Not…read morequite downtown, not quite Pine Brook, selecting this location is either an indication of confidence or foolhardiness. Overall, I don't think that confidence is misplaced. Aromas serves excellent Peruvian food, my primary compliment being for the large ceviches made to order. My first complaint is that the restaurant space is an assault on the senses. The relatively small main room/bar has an outrageous assortment of lights, including two strands of blinking lights as well as two TVs, contrasting decor, a chirping smoke detector, and music that sounded like it was clashing with different music being played in the main dining room. I'm close to a 0/10 for ambiance here. The second, more mainstream complaint is that the prices are high, maybe even outlandishly high for Scranton. The portions are large but this was the first time in my adult life that I ever winced at a menu in Scranton. What was supposed to be a moderate lunch for two ended up being a $100+ extravaganza that would have been difficult to finish in a dinner seating. Other thing was that two of the fried mussels in my entree had cracked shells--would have liked to see more quality control for such an expensive dish. Otherwise it was good. Overall, this is a unique restaurant serving basically everything in splittable portions and I look forward to returning. (Yes, this lot containing one of the last remaining preserved "Scranton Horses" almost convinced me to give an extra star.)

Must visit! Five stars! I visited years ago and somehow never got around to leaving a review, but I…read moreremember having a wonderful experience. The atmosphere was great, the service was friendly, and everything came together for an enjoyable visit. Even after all this time, it's one of those places I look back on positively. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

We discovered a good Mexican restaurant by passing by the Bickering Twins. We liked how the…read morerestaurant offered happy hour. The food tasted pretty good. I ordered the fish tacos. The tacos came with sliced avocados, turnips, and lettuce. The plantains tasted a bit over cooked. We did not have to wait for our food long. We ate downstairs and we wanted to enjoy the ambiance.