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    La Sierra Coffee Roasters

    3.9 (21 reviews)

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    Phillip B.

    La Sierra is located on Blackwell Street near the Salem Street Bridge. They have a private parking lot and is a great place to stop on your way to work or home. They are very close to the Lakeland Bus Terminal. The restaurant is clean and the staff is friendly. The staff speaks Spanish, but as far as I can tell speak English as well. Some obviously will speak more than others, but always enough to take care of the customer. The coffee is amazingly fresh and is tastes amazing. I think they heat the milk which somehow or another enhances the flavor. This is a Columbian Coffee Shop and as such knows good coffee. Also be aware they do not offer decaffeinated. The pastries are very good and inexpensive. The staff can tell you what is inside of each if you have questions. I wish they would put the description in English which would make it easier for people not familiar with the pastries to decide. I am sure people reading this review will hear 'Dover' and write this establishment off. I think this is a huge mistake because Dover is safe and has several great restaurants.

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    Frank M.

    Best coffee in Morris county Order the Cafe con leche it comes out perfect every time. Side of apple turnover or chocolate filled pastry never a bad choice.

    Caffe con Leche!
    Pat M.

    This is a fantastic coffee shop! My wife and I stop here frequently and always order the Café con Leche. The Colombian coffee is outstanding and they steam the cream before putting in. Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed!

    Colombian breakfast platter was great except the eggs were cold.
    Scott S.

    I wanted to give this Colombian coffee place a 4. Service was quick and friendly. The First Lady I spoke to lacked English and my Spanish was not good enough. Another lovely Colombiana stepped in and helped me. I wanted breakfast to go with my excellent caffe negro. She steered me to scrambled eggs with sausage and peppers which unfortunately was cold. That killed the 4 star because the plantains were unbelievable as was the delicious large chorizo. I also got some pastries which came with the platter. I don't know what they were but I would describe them as a Colombian biscuit. The ambiance is lively with Latin music playing and almost everyone here is speaking Spanish. I almost never in Dover but I had time to kill since I was in Randolph on Route Ten which was commercial and boring. I'm glad I came and I'd come again but next time I will ask for huevos caliente. Parking was not too hard to find and they accept major credit cards. It looks like they toast their own coffee as well. So in short if you're in Dover check this place out.

    Mucho grande guava
    Bo B.

    Fantastic cafe con leche. My favorite pastry there with my coffee is the guava and cream cheese bread.

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    Joe T.

    Great place to go for coffee and pastries,Staff is also friendly. Can' t go through Dover without stopping,

    Located on 22 East Blackwell Street very delicious coffee lots of bakery stuff and tables with chairs

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    Slightly misleading. I read "roasters", and assumed they sold beans. It's all South American...and the coffee was delicious

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    This place has amazing pon de bono. Get them while they're piping hot, they are so delicious.

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    I had a very good latte here, as well as a tasty guava pastry. Total cost was under $5. Yum!

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    The best kept secret in Dover!…read more My boyfriend and I came here by chance when we were in Dover craving yuca fries, and since then, we've been hooked! We even came here to eat two days in a row once hahah Prices can't be beat, food is high quality deliciousness, and employees are extremely nice. You really get more bang for your buck when you order Bandeja Paisa, Especial de Bandeja, or the Calentado Paisa. They're all a little different but they each come with a variation of your choice of meat (grilled beef, chicken, pork, or chicarron) with rice, beans, egg, and corn patty in addition to whatever makes each dish different. For example: Bandeja Paisa includes grilled beef, chorizo, AND chicharron; Especial de Bandeja includes maduros and a beverage. Those options are all between $9-$12.50 AND the portions are huge!!! Sometimes when we don't want to get a huge platter like the ones listed above, we'll even opt for ordering multiple sides to make our own "platters" lol. I've ordered sides of yuca fries, chorizo, rice, and the Caldo de Costilla (beef rib broth - $4 under the breakfast menu) and be SUPER full at a super cheap price! ALSO! They have the best pink sauce and hot sauce ever. I don't know what it is about it, but it's just sooo good and flavorful. The pink sauce is very garlicy and the hot sauce has a nice kick and a slight vinegar-y taste. Mmm. I can't rave enough about this place. It's a tiny restaurant though so tables are limited (especially with COVID-19 social distancing in place), but if you have a chance to dine in, do it! They also offer take-out. Highly recommend!

    Altoque is Spanish for "not cheap." My Colombian coworker brought us here on his recommendation and…read moresaid the arepas are best. We walk in, and the first thing I note is there's no English spoken here, which is honestly not unexpected in Dover. At least the menu is translated. In fairness, everyone else was ordering so I got rushed. While everyone else got arepas, I chose the Hawaiian patacon (plaintain) dish. Price for all dishes was around $15 + tax, which seems high for the size of the arepas but was about right for the patacon. The dish was delicious, the plaintains well fried to hold up the ample portions. As others around the table said, the fries here are nothing special and I agree, which is part of why I picked a dish that didn't include them. Everyone else was getting a drink so I was pressured into guanabana. I prefer tamarind normally, but fresh-mixed guanabana wasn't bad; I just wish I had a way to tell them not to put ice in mine. (At least we're talking 6 cubes and not 30.) Main problem: Very long wait for our food, at least a half hour from our order to when it appeared. Takeouts were getting prepared and sent out as we sat and waited, and our lunch break took over 90 minutes when all was said and done. On a work day. So you will want to call ahead here, not eat in. Not to mention that it's a fairly small interior - it can fit some tables, but our group of 6 took up at least half the capacity. In the end, to cut the wait short, my friendly coworker had to go up and pay for us instead of having the waitperson come by. She's clearly overworked, taking orders from front to back, bringing food from front to back, and managing the whole process. This isn't a bad place if you want to take out dinner, or a lunch that will have leftovers for dinner. But there is comparable food in Dover that's at least this good, portions at least this big, prices lower, waits shorter, and even with more room to sit. So relative to others in the town, I'm capping it at 3 stars.

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