La Casa

The food and hospitality are the best always! Thank you Case Adela for the love this family…read morerepresents through authentic Puerto Rican Cuisine!

Casa Adela 66 Avenue C (AKA Loisaida Ave.)…read moreNew York, NY 10009 Half Rotisserie Chicken The staff already made a great impression as soon as I was seated. I was surprised (in a good way) that a fork, knife and spoon was automatically provided. Most restaurants only place a fork and knife on the table and I always have to request a spoon with my meal. This tissi had beautifully charred skin and tender, white meat. It was love at first bite. The chunk meat is fairly large and it will make a great leftover meal for the next day. As a bonus, a tall pitcher of complimentary chilled water is provided. This location only accepts cash, so please plan accordingly. As I was leaving, I unintentionally left a personal belonging on the restaurant table. My server stepped outside the restaurant and brought me my item. This is one of my better dining experiences from start to finish; the chef and servers clearly go above and beyond. #casaadela #halfrotisseriechicken

Seating area

Fries, Yuca con Cebolla

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Please believe the hype, this is your abuelas cooking. Arroz con gandules, pernil and sorullo with cheese and gauyaba was fire.

The Freakin Rican

4.0(507 reviews)

6.0 mi•Astoria

Everything here is affordable and delicious we've tried their soup, sandwiches, mofongo, and almost…read moreevery small plate they have and we really enjoy coming here. When my boyfriend's Puerto Rican family is in town we come here and feed like 7 of us for ~$120. Everyone is so kind here as well. Highly recommend!!

Amazing Puerto Rican food with great combos…read more Food: I really enjoyed everything I ordered here. It feels really authentic Service: great service Ambience: it is always happening and has a lively ambience

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House hot sauce. Tasty with a mango tang

Counter & Bodega

I've seen this place on my IG and TikTok feed a few times and wanted to come for a while. I finally…read moremade a reservation on OpenTable and came with my bestie. First i was to say the staff here is so nice and friendly! Very attentive too. The restaurant is decorated beautifully and modern. Bathroom was super clean and decorated nice and culturally. I enjoyed my pina colada, my appetizers and meal. I loved the mojito they offered! It was sooo good!! Even the flan was good, although the caramel was a bit sweeter than I'm use to. I still enjoyed it. Great experience and i will definitely come back

I made a reservation here for my birthday and it was confirmed, but when I arrived the restaurant…read morewas closed. There was a sign on the door saying the gas had been turned off, and I received no notice or cancellation ahead of time which was incredibly frustrating after going out of my way to get there in the cold. Afterward, I looked into their recent health inspection reports and found MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS, which raises additional concerns about the situation and closure reasons. Between the confirmed reservation, no communication, and what I found afterward, I personally wouldn't feel comfortable ever returning. I'd recommend others look into this as well before making plans.

2.9 mi•Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West

#myinnerfatkidisout

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Zoralie Restaurant

4.3(345 reviews)

As a tourist, this is a great local spot. I came here for breakfast and had a plate of mangu…read more(mashed plantains) with dominican sausage, fried cheese, an egg and pickled onions. It was incredible, hearty, savory and simple. I didn't have cash so I zelled them. It's super cheap, delicious, and I love seeing all the locals popping in. Very authentic.

This place is a hole-in-the-wall in Hell's Kitchen, on a quiet street. There is limited seating…read moreboth indoor & outdoor. The staff are very friendly, despite the limited English skills (and we don't speak Spanish). The restaurant takes cash and Zelle. Both of the below entrees came with rice and (a very small portion of) plantain. *Roast Pork: I assume this was pernil. It had a nice balanced seasoning that was gently savory and went well with the rice. Not a particularly "wet" dish, don't expect a lot of sauce. *Chicken Stew: They gave us two large drumsticks of chicken stew. The marinade / sauce is VERY lightly flavored and I wish the seasoning could be stronger / more interesting. This is not the best Dominican food I ever had but I did appreciate the homey charm and the very low prices. For two servings of roast pork and one serving of chicken stew we paid $40 flat!! It was enough to serve our group of four. I don't know how many other places in Hell's Kitchen or other well-visited parts of Manhattan would be this affordable.

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Cocotazo

4.0(113 reviews)

6.1 mi•East Harlem

I stopped into Cocotazo after a long start to my workday and happened to arrive right as they…read moreopened. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed: everyone said hello, and my waiter was genuinely kind, speaking with me in English or Spanish, whichever I preferred. The atmosphere: Honestly, I felt like I was sitting in a restaurant in Puerto Rico. The decor, the little casita on top, Kola Champagne in the fridge, the right coffee. Every detail feels intentional and full of love. The food: * Drink: The Chi ChinRodriguez, tamarindo mixed with parcha. Refreshing and delicious. * Appetizer: The bacalaíto was a standout, crispy, very flavorful, not greasy at all, and topped with an amazing sauce. * Main: Roasted chicken with perfect skin, a side salad with a wonderful dressing, white rice made exactly the way it should be (it tasted just like my grandmother's), and beans. * Dessert: Café con leche and a slice of their cake. The frosting was awesome. The star of the show: The chef came out to say hello and talk with me. She was so warm and welcoming, and I was amazed to learn she's still the one behind the stove doing all the cooking. That kind of care shows up on every plate. I'd absolutely come back, and I can't wait to bring my family. ¡Gracias, Cocotazo!

I took my favorite Nuyorican here for her birthday so she could enjoy a taste of home, and Cocotazo…read moredelivered. Even though I arrived an hour late for my reservation, the hostess graciously found a way to seat us. They don't serve alcohol, but there's a liquor store around the corner, and with a $20 corkage fee, our bottle of sangria paired perfectly with dinner. The space is nostalgic, modern, and incredibly welcoming. Hearing La India playing while we enjoyed bacalaitos and pastelillos was the perfect touch. Our entrées: pastelón, blackened salmon, and La Gallina were all outstanding. The birthday celebration was unforgettable, with singing, maracas, and music, followed by delicious bread pudding and tres leches cake. Chef Francis even stopped by our table! My friend realized she had missed the blood sausage on the menu, and they surprised her with a complimentary order to take home. That thoughtful gesture perfectly captured the warmth and hospitality of Cocotazo. The standout dishes for me were the bacalaito and the pastelón, both are must-orders. I also recommend making a reservation in advance on Resy. If you're driving, street parking can be tough, but there's a convenient parking lot just one block away at 409 E. 110th St.

2.8 mi•Alphabet City, East Village

Paintings for sale.

Rican Sandwich

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View of Spanish Harlem

EL Rinconcito Restaurant

3.8(31 reviews)

We came to Loisaido Festival on Avenue C, and walked past El Rinconcito which we learned is…read moreDominican Republic restaurant. They had various food on display for takeout that looked delicious, so we decided to dine in. We ordered Mofongo Shrimp and Arroz Camarones, both were cooked to order and delicious. The Mondongo (Tripe Soup) was very good too, very tender. This is a good restaurant for Dominican Republican food!

very bad service pickup delivery waiting long time the are…read moredon't care for online delivery

Guava Tres Leches

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Exterior. Holiday vibes

Kiosko 787

4.0(184 reviews)

4.7 mi•Gowanus

Our little piece of island. Authentic, amazing Puerto Rican dishes. Friendly, warm service…read more Everything on the menu is delicious, from the appetizers to the desserts.

The spot was so charming. The woman at the front was very sweet. I ordered the Mofongo which was…read moretop notch.

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Come n Get Em' Best Cuban Sandwich, Tripleta amazing!

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Outside of the restaurant looks just like viejo San Juan

Lechonera La Isla

4.5(125 reviews)

6.8 mi•East Harlem

Fricking yum Amazing flavor…read moreGreat value Friendly staff Have to add more characters to post

Best chicharron on Earth, you hear me? I can only make it out here once or twice a year so all I do…read moreis yearn in between visits. The first time I ordered from here it was a shot in the dark but my food arrived with a sweet, thank you message on the bag and pure magic on the inside. Visiting is always a pleasure as well! Very warm staff who recommended I try their house-made garlic sauce which elevated a dish that already broke the scale. I think I'm ready to put somebody on payroll just so they can fetch this for me on a regular basis since I'm out of range on all delivery apps. I hear they're under new management as of the last year or so and I hope the quality of the food and kindness of the staff still remains. Stopping by will be my first order of business in 2026. **Can somebody local please update with their new phone number, the one listed is no longer accurate**

2.5 mi•Financial District

Blood sausage

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See the magic in the window

Que Chevere

4.1(75 reviews)

Picked up my order of pasteles from the Pearl Street location, you guys, they are legit! It's been…read moreYEARS since I've had pasteles this tasty. Will likely be ordering another dozen sooner than expected. Gracias, QC!

Disappointed that we made it all the way here to find it closed, no update online, and no vivible…read moresign at the location giving any update. So to make sure it was not just one day that they weren't operating, I came through a second time in the same week. No signs of life. Reporting it closed to Yelp.

Our signature dish - Pernil, arroz con gandules y tostones

A QC spread!

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Maduros y tostones

Lechonera La Piraña

4.4(84 reviews)

8.5 mi•Mott Haven

DON ANGEL is a gentle humble professional chef since papeles .the best lechon and arroz con…read moreGandules and ensalada để pulpo y camarones ..with a linited time crab . in NYC this ain't new he has been here for over a decade .que DIOS me lo bendiga y cuide siempre .

La Piraña Lechonera is a small food trailer nestled at East 152nd Street and Wales Avenue in the…read moreSouth Bronx, New York. Serving up Puerto Rican cuisine. He is called the Lechon King and is an icon of the South Bronx. It's a place I've kept an eye on for some time, and I finally decided to give it a try. The truck operates only on Saturdays and Sundays, from around noon until six, or sometimes one. When we arrived, a line had already formed, which is a testament to how much people love this spot. Be prepared to wait about 2 hours--it's cash-only--but trust me, the experience is worth it. The most popular dishes are Lechon, Spanish Rice, and Octopus. The wait is long because the owner personally prepares each order, taking the time to chat with customers and even offer tastings. His warm personality and genuine customer service create a welcoming atmosphere. While my daughter and I waited in line, I noticed an older gentleman I'd seen in videos sharing wine with waiting customers. Seeing him there, pouring wine as we waited, made us feel part of a lively, friendly community. I had a cup of wine and couldn't help but feel like I was at a festive gathering. Everyone around us was talking and laughing like old friends, which made the wait more enjoyable than I expected. The owner's passion is evident -- he runs out of Lechon, gets it straight from the street-side oven, and takes time to take pictures, entertain customers, and share samples. I tried the Lechon at least twice before finally receiving my order, and it was well worth the patience. When it was our turn, the owner was still giving samples while he prepared our food. My daughter ordered Lechon and Spanish Rice, while I wanted to try everything. My order included Lechon, Spanish Rice, Octopus, Shrimp, Crabmeat, and garlic sauce. Although I don't eat seafood like shrimp or crabmeat, I was eager to try the Octopus. I ate around the other seafood, savoring each bite. The food was incredibly delicious -- the Lechon had a perfect balance of flavor, and the crispy skin was unforgettable. The plantain was tasty, cooked to perfection, and complemented beautifully by the garlic sauce's punch of flavor. The Octopus, prepared ceviche-style, was a new experience for me, and I'm glad I took the chance -- it was tasty. The rice was good, though I wished there was a bit more -- it seemed like a small portion. I would give this place a five-star rating for the incredible flavor and the warmth of the customer service. While cleanliness isn't perfect, the overall experience is truly heartwarming. If you find yourself there, I believe you'll leave feeling happy and satisfied.

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Helly K.

106

311

185

6 years ago

They have a tiny outdoor seating area. Our waiter, whom I'm assuming is the manager was very friendly and sweet. I ordered the shrimp mofongo. It was creamy and dreamy. Lots of garlic and butter! It was a large portion. If you order it, I'd share it with someone - it's very big and filling (unless you're famished, eat it yourself - you will be satisfied!l. I also had an empanada- it was good. My friend got the pork sandwich - she was very pleased. We will definitely be going back! read more

MD I.

377

3 years ago

It is biggest shopping mall in pakistan with having more than 500 brands and wonderful food street,international shipping outlets and highly advances infrastructure with sensitive programming auto parking,opening ,4 layer basement parking and 5 floor building with beautiful interior and exterior designs with Playland for young kids ,all you can eat or buy is available under one roof,this is a project of Tabba heart care institute and new additions are being made to make it more atractive read more

Winston S.

8 years ago

My husband and I came across the restaurant La Casa as we were leisurely walking around the avenue. Our niece had eagerly recommended us to eat here when we were in the area. She was absolutely right! The place was very inviting. The music was great. The menu is varied and good! We will gladly recommend it to other family members and friends. We will definitely go to La Casa again! Olga and Winston read more

Shaun D.

9 years ago

I haven't got a blast for a while until recently when I dined with my grand son at La Casa. The food is just amazing, I particularly loved the Ensalada De Espica I think is the name of the dish I am not very sure but I am very much sure that it is wonderful. Tommy loved the Chicken in garlic sauce and the caramel custard. We will definitely visit this place again soon. read more

S F.

380

3 years ago

Excellent!....Chicken in Garlic!!!..Delicious! Papa Rellenas!!!! Beef Empanadas!!!! SPINACH AND CHEESE!!Amazing!!! OXTAILS The Best In New Jersey!!!! Bacalao Wow!!..Tostones Rellenos!!!!!!!! Pernil.....Pork Chops Mofongo...Chicarrones !!!...Carrot Cake...OMG!!! Coconut cake!!!What!!! Addicting!!!!!!....The Best Coffee!!! read more

Joseph D.

300

8 years ago

If you haven't visited la casa in hoboken you are missing out. I had the skirt steak it is to die for! This beautiful restaurant makes you feel at home whether having dinner with friends or on that first date. The service is amazing and everyone is genuinely happy to serve you. Did I mention the empanadas? read more

Megan S.

9 years ago

They started out strong but ever since the first month things have gotten progressively worse. The friendly customer service is not what it was. Also, portions are now smaller and the taste is just not as flavorful. I will definitely give it one last shot and I hope for the best read more

Jasmine R.

4 years ago

Triple Yum! This place is so cute and cozy. The food came out right when it should & tasted exactly how I imagined when I ordered. I really appreciate the service too. I can't wait to come back with some friends! read more

Avia G.

9 years ago

A Dali's is a great host!!!!! The food is amazing the yuca so soft I never had yuca like this awesome i recommend this place Julia is amazing also vet great place read more

Cait W.

9 years ago

Glad I stumbled into this place. Menu options were different than you see everywhere else. A friend and I ordered a few dishes to share. I can't wait to go back. read more

Carlos T.

7 years ago

A hidden little gem in Hoboken! A hole in the wall type of place that offers amazing food, great service and ambiance! My new go to Cuban spot in Hoboken. read more

Stef D.

4 years ago

Don't understand how this place has 5 stars. It's mediocre and the food subpar. The waitress was also very rude to our table.

Reynaldo M.

4 years ago

The food was great,like home cooking.everything was well seasoned. Will be going back,to have more of this great food. read more

Nikki K.

6 years ago

This place is amazing! The food is incredible, the staff is super nice and the ambiance is great.

Jennifer H.

4 years ago

Only ok nothing special Was looking for a more elevated experience based on the positive reviews read more

Martin M.

8 years ago

Food is great, atmosphere is great, and the employees are the best. Good prices as well.

Sara A.

180

3 years ago

Great food, loved coming here. Good service and a terrific atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Douglas G.

9 years ago

Fantastic... Warm and inviting ! Thank you Russel and staff we will be back read more

Gloria L.

9 years ago

I went and bought a bowl of chicken soup and it was delicious.

Grecia S.

109

4 years ago

looking back at this review and I stick beside it!

La Casa - cuban - Updated October 2026

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my review is below in both english and spanish…read more 10.12.25 I am deeply distressed and profoundly disappointed by my recent experience with Noches de Colombia. When I called to place two separate orders, the staff initially quoted me $11.24 for each, totaling about $22.48. However, I was ultimately charged nearly $50. This egregious overcharge was just the beginning of a deeply upsetting experience. Each time I called, I was met with dismissive, mocking responses, and the staff even laughed at my struggle with the language barrier. On multiple occasions, they hung up on me, showing no regard for my concerns. When my partner went to pick up the order, he was also treated with the same contempt, receiving incorrect items and being overcharged. This entire situation has caused immense emotional distress, extending far beyond just the financial aspect. It has created tension and arguments in my personal life and even among my coworkers. We feel deeply dismissed and alienated, and it's clear that this behavior needs urgent attention. I strongly urge management to hold a team meeting to address these serious issues of incompetence, overcharging, and the lack of empathy, so that no other customer has to endure the same treatment. Estoy profundamente consternado y extremadamente decepcionado por mi reciente experiencia con Noches de Colombia. Al intentar realizar dos pedidos por separado, el personal me indicó inicialmente $11.24 por cada uno, sumando aproximadamente $22.48. Sin embargo, al final me cobraron casi $50. Este sobrecobro no fue solo un problema económico, sino el inicio de una experiencia sumamente angustiante. En cada llamada, recibí respuestas despectivas y burlonas, y el personal se rió de mi dificultad con el idioma. En varias ocasiones, colgaron el teléfono sin mostrar ningún respeto. Cuando mi pareja fue a recoger el pedido, también sufrió el mismo trato, recibiendo artículos incorrectos y pagando demás. Toda esta situación ha provocado un gran sufrimiento emocional, trascendiendo lo económico y afectando mi vida personal y profesional, causando tensiones y conflictos entre compañeros de trabajo. Nos sentimos profundamente ignorados y alienados, y es crucial que la gerencia aborde esta situación con urgencia. Exijo que se realice una reunión de equipo para tratar estos problemas de incompetencia, sobrecobro y falta de empatía, y así evitar que otros clientes padezcan lo mismo.

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