This was our first visit to La Tentacion Pizza and Mexcian…read moreRestaurant. We have ordered takeout before, but it's always best to eat in and savor their delicious food piping hot. We were promptly seated to our table. We were greeted by Salina, who was our waitress and she asked us if we were ready to order drinks or an appetizer. In addition to cold water in 1 L bottles on the table they offer aqua Fresca, which is various flavored water with fresh cut fruit in it and also many different flavored smoothies. The aqua Fresca and the smoothies are delicious We started out with chips and guacamole which was excellent! The entrées we ordered were sizzling hot plate of chicken Fajitas, Chicken burrito, Vegetable burrito, a Chimichanga, a Mexican pizza that had refried beans spread over the base with fresh cut vegetables on top and sour cream. My granddaughter just got nachos with cheese on them. My grandson got chicken fingers with fries. Everybody was happy with their meal. The ambience was light and colorful to be accompanied by joyful Mexican music. Looking forward to going back and trying something I've never had before.

Food is still great, service top tier, but the pricing and up-charging have gotten out of control…read more Mexican restaurants are known for gracious and complimentary offerings. Free chips and salsa while you look at the menu? Not here. If you're charging $4 for house brewed iced tea, refills should be free. $2 for a tablespoon of sour cream and $1.50 for the same of cheese for fajitas (which come with it EVERY other place I've ordered them from) is also a little nuts. If you're charging for things that are complimentary everywhere else, at least make the portions justifiable. It's not about money as much as principal. I won't be back.

Gio was super attentive, the food was great. So great we're contemplating why we still live in…read moreAmerica lol. We will definitely be back. See you soon!

This place is amazing. I live in town and it is one of my favorite restaurants, especially because…read moreit is a nice change of pace from the numerous Italian and pizza places. It's tiny, with only enough space for about ten tables, so the atmosphere is super cozy. My son and I came here last night during Haddonfield's Friday night candlelight holiday shopping when all of Kings Highway was lit up and filled with carolers and shoppers. My son got the burrito de pescado ($15) and I got the enchiladas de carnitas ($20). Both were excellent and incredibly filling. They don't accept reservations so you'll have to show up and try your luck, and possibly put your name on a waitlist and wait for a call. Also, they will knock 10% off your bill if you pay in cash.

Love the food really good the only thing is yall need English workers , love how they also in time…read morewith the food when it comes to delivery

I've probably passed Lupita's a hundred times over the past two years exploring all of the…read morerestaurants in East Camden, but it's only recently that I actually went in. I'm glad I finally did. It's a cozy little place that serves great food and, interestingly, Mexican-inspired pizzas. For a reason I can't explain, I just felt like having a big plate of nachos, and luckily they have that on the menu. The nachos especiales come with cheese, guacamole, salsa, and your choice meat (I went with carne al pastor). It hit the spot exactly, and it was pretty inexpensive. I can't wait to get back to this cozy restaurant to try some of their other food.

PALOMA, COLLINGSWOOD, NJ…read more I had planned to host a dinner party for 6, with a Spanish Seafood Paella as the main course. Due to fatigue from a recuperated illness, I realized that while I was not up for cooking this dish, I could certainly host my friends at a restaurant. I looked locally for a restaurant with good reviews that listed paella on the menu, and found Paloma's in Collingswood, NJ. I called on a Thurs for Sat. dinner reservations, and spoke with the manager/amazing chef Ernesto. He was willing to take our reservation, where I pre-ordered the Paella for 6, and asked him to choose 4 appetizers. We had an AMAZING meal! First, we didn't have to make choices, though that was an option. The appetizers included cauliflower, wonderful, shrimp ceviche, yum, guacamole and steak nachos...they were all devoured! Second, Ernesto prepared the food himself and everything was so fresh tasting, shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams, and the saffron flavor in the rice was perfect. I don't personally eat clams and mussels, but I did that Sat night, they looked and tasted so good and had just the right texture! We had their flan for dessert, again, delicious! Due to my greediness with the appetizers, I took some Paella leftovers home, and they reheated perfectly. All in all, we had a wonderful meal at a reasonable price. This would have cost more than double the price at a city restaurant and would not have tasted as good!. We will certainly be back, I encourage you to try it!

I have no complaints, the nacho serving was enough for 3 people. I got fish tacos too that was…read morereally good, but I was full by time I got to it. The place is BYOB, which is always a plus. The staff was friendly and quick, and the ambience was very nice. They will definitely see me again.

As a self-proclaimed picky eater, I was feeling positively anxious approaching Las Cabañas for…read moredinner this evening, but I can honestly say all of my expectations were exceeded. The key to any great dining experience is good service, atmosphere, prices, and of course, food. The servers at Las Cabañas were nothing short of friendly and accommodating. Both spoke mostly Spanish, but the menu has an English translation for those not versed in the language. Despite my choppy Spanish-speaking abilities, the server was friendly and served the food quickly. The restaurant itself is cozy. The facility sits on busy Federal Street, but parking is not metered and very easily accessible to those unfamiliar with the area. When I entered the restaurant, I was pleased to see lots of bright colors decorating the room and eliciting a warm vibe. Additionally, the restaurant's Mexican roots were proudly displayed throughout the facility, providing a sense of truth authenticity. My roommate and I ordered a chicken burrito and bean quesadilla. Both were phenomenal. The chicken was really moist and flavorful. Overall, I was blown away. Pros: Easy to locate, great food, super reasonable prices, friendly service, and clean facilities Con: The only potential downside to anyone considering a meal at Las Cabañas is the language barrier. However, if you can speak even slightly conversational Spanish, you would be fine.

"That's a no for me dawg".... I'm really not the price…read morepolice. But to see specials on the door that don't exist at the register is a problem for me. I absolutely understand the price of food has increased. But to tape over all prices in the menu, leaving the customer not informed and to guess.... that's just disrespectful.. All of a sudden, I'm not as hungry as I was when I walked in. But I hate walking into a business, especially a small business, and not make a purchase. So I ordered two tacos to go. $13 for two average size tacos was nothing less than a disappointment. Lesson learned. No prices. No order.

I tried this place a few months ago when they first opened and have been back several times since…read more Me and my daughter's family really enjoy the warm friendly service, and the the food is INCREDIBLE! we Especially enjoy the tacos al pastor the cheese quesadillas, The steak fajitas the chimichangas. My daughter likes the flan and I really enjoy the homemade tres Leche. This is a wonderful authentic Mexican family run restaurant that is certain to pleasantly satisfy your tastes buds, while being reasonable on your wallet! Keep serving the great food in your warm and wonderful restaurant! They are located Next to the Runnemede NJ DMV

Wow authentic dishes served with warm hospitality. We enjoyed the fresh guacamole and the carne…read moreasada burrito in green sauce. You could taste how fresh everything was prepared. My husband had the chicken enchilada which had the Pete t blend of spices, flavorful and cooked to perfection. The portions are generous and well priced. If you are looking for an authentic restaurant with fresh dishes where you are treated like family this is it.

Always an excellent dining experience here. Great service. They do salmon and ceviche very well. A…read morehidden gem.

This Mexican fusion restaurant was recommended to us by one of the employees at The Original Banana…read moreCompany. He wasn't wrong - this place is solid! We arrived just in time, as there was a line to get in directly after we were seated. Service was slow, but they were really busy. And we were not in a rush. Complimentary chips and mole to start. The Esquite (Mexican street corn, sans cob) was amazing. I could eat this every day of my life. The Pork Bao Buns were flavorful, but the cheese threw us off. There was a lot of it, too. We ordered the Birria Tacos (beef) and the Korean Al Pastor Rice Bowl. I had lunch for two days. Can't beat that! BYOB. Small parking lot. Street parking seems tough - it may be wise to Uber. There were tons of Door Dash orders being picked up (we were sitting near that area). It got a little crowded with so many drivers hovering around. Get there early!

Food and service was great. Arrived with time left on their HH and ordered margaritas.read more

It pains me to say this, but ever since the change in ownership - this place has sunk like a lead…read moreballoon I was toying with giving them only a single star, but am giving them 2 because the servers there are incredible and none of this is their fault. Nope the trouble it all comes down from the top. The food has gotten bland and the portions have gotten ridiculously small. How small? Here are some examples - I used to order the chile rellenos: * Old owners - 2 stuffed chile peppers served with rice. * New owners - 1 stuffed chile pepper served with rice for about 3 dollars more. I used to order tamales: * Old owners - 3 tamales * New owners - 2 tamales for two dollars more. As a bonus kick in the pants - I was charged $5 for a side of extra queso fresco. I had to order this because of the minimal amount they now put on it. I was literally in shock. I could see 2 bucks, even 3, hell 4 is pushing it, but 5 dollars? Nope. The final straw came for me when I order 3 beef tacos and they came on tortillas that were insanely small. I'm talking 2 bites and gone. I asked the server, did they change tortilla styles, and she honestly didn't know. Also they're now 3 bucks more than they used for to be. The worst thing a place can do is charge more money for less food that by comparison is substandard to how it used to be. On top of that their kitchen's sheer inability to get even the simplest requests right, coupled with finding actual steel wool fragments in my taco meat the last time I ordered... sigh. I'm at a loss. Thankfully the previous owners opened up a New Mexican restaurant only 5 more minutes in driving distance from me and it was like going home again. Sorry Jalapeños, but we are never coming back again.