The food is amazing and the people who work there are awesome. The restaurant is very clean and the…read moreservice is very professional

This friendly no frills cafe serves delicious Puerto Rican food. I loved my tamarindo drink and the…read morechicken was luscious. My favorite was the sweet plantains. The tv screen showed gorgeous seaside vistas and the place had darling Christmas decorations.

This place is good for good, fast Latin food. It is located on 7th Street, so is easy to get to…read morefrom Route 22. They just got a new hip looking sign and cafe style seats. This place is an adventure for gringos. Very good. Very authentic. Very fast. Very cheap. If you get a table (the place is small) you will be amazed and the people coming and going. They do an amazing business here serving all types of people. I had my first mofundo here, a Dominican dish made out of plantains and it turns out tasty bits of pork. The rice and beans are delish! The maduros (soft, sweet fried plaintains) are fabulous. Good tostones (fried green plaintains). I'm getting hungry thinking about this place.

Bad customer services, charged me $7.00 for this disgusting burnt egg and 1 piece of ham with out…read morethe cheese sandwich.( requested a ham , egg and cheese sandwich with mayo) Told me to go somewhere else if I wasn't happy with the price . It not the price but the quality and customer service of this place that I am writing this review. Note these are new owner in the neighborhood and doesn't know their residences.

Effing amazing…read more Visiting Machu Pichu is on my bucket list. In the mean time, this little gem in Bethlehem PA is perfect for a taste of Peru. I had steak a la pobre...... steak, rice, fries and an egg. It was sooooooooooo good. Great service, and outstanding food. Absolutely worth a visit.

Our friend recommended this restaurant for Lunch. I was excited to eat some Peruvian food. The menu…read moreoffers a lots of options. Our friendly waitress came and took our orders. I ordered the Lomo Saltado ( beef with French fries. ) it's a popular Peruvian dish, some tallarines verdes ( spaghetti in green sauce with meat and arroz chaufa ( fried rice) . The portions were good. The tallarines didn't have any flavor. Arroz Chaufa was good. My lomo saltado was ok. I was surprised that my lomo saltado didn't come mix with the fresh fries as it should be. So far the food was ok for my taste. The place has a lot of space for sitting. It could be a little bit loud because of the music but it was fine with us. If you are in the area sure I will say give it a try.

Vegetable, shredded chicken and beef arepas with black beans, plantains, cilantro and garlic…read moresauces were very good. Corn maize is used to make Arepas They are grilled on a flat grill, then stuffed with protein of choice or veg. La Bicicleta is a cafeteria style eatery with clean atmosphere. Employees were helpful and nice.

I lovedddd it, $25 for a chicken bowl and their (mozzarella sticks) I didn't think it was bad at…read moreall and the size of the chicken bowl was enough for two!

Great little spot. It is a hole in the wall but these places are always the best so don't let the…read morelook of the place turn you away. The two chefs working were incredibly friendly and prepared an excellent meal for my coworker and I. The prices are very reasonable and they accept credit cards. I am very happy we decided to go here.

Good home-cooked family Mexican food. I hope to visit again…read moreand then say more. Just opened, check them out!

Good food and a decent price. They also have a good variety of food options for such a small place…read more They only have a few outdoor seats so make this is pick up and take home stop.

Probably won't be returning. I make better nachos at home…read more It all tasted like it came out of can. We ordered meatless meat nachos and a beef burrito. The prices were reasonable and the food was ready on time. The person was friendly. The nachos had fresh lettuce and that's about it. Had canned cheese sauce, not queso sauce. The red salsa, pico de gallo and guacamole all tasted like the stuff that comes in a jar or sealed plastic container at the grocery store. The meatless meat might have been gardein. It wasn't Impossible Meat or Beyond Meat. The portion on the "meat" was generous but the toppings were sparse. There was a 3oz black to go container of each. There was supposed to be shredded cheese but I only found a couple pieces. I had to add my own toppings when I got home. Wife says there didn't seem to be shredded cheese in her burrito either. Said it was bland.

My sister and I ate in here today and to say it was amazing is an understatement! This is the best…read moreDominican food in the valley ! Had the the mofungo with skirt steak sweet plaintains rice with beans octopus ceviche chicharrons homemade lemonade took beef stew and their pernil to go absolutely amazing!!! And great customer service!

This place is a gem for their pork and rice with grandules. Can we take a few to discuss their…read moreDominican pineapple cake? Hands down the best I have ever had in my entire life! The cake is soft and light with pineapple filling and a light whipped topping. Dangerously delicious cake!

I've haven't been back here for awhile, and what a change since my last visit! The inside looks so…read moredifferent--like it's been completely redone. I really liked the new decor and the atmosphere inside. The service was great; we had an attentive server, but we did have to ask him to come over once because he forgot my friend's guacamole but still was checking on how satisfied we were. The food was much better than I remembered. I got veggie quesadillas, and they were great. I also tried deep-fried ice cream, though the ice cream wasn't in a casing around the batter; I still enjoyed it. Overall, it was a much better experience than my last visit. I'm looking forward to going back in the future.

My family and I are regulars here, and we truly enjoy the food and the service. We've gotten to…read moreknow several of the servers and bartenders over the years, which is one of the reasons we keep coming back. Unfortunately, we arrived around 8:40 tonight and were told the restaurant closes at 9:00 and that the kitchen was already closing. I explained that we knew exactly what we wanted and could place our order immediately. The host went to speak with a manager, but the manager came back with the same response, so we left. I completely understand that the staff wants to finish up and get home. I also realize that arriving 20 minutes before closing is not ideal. Having worked in the hospitality industry for many years, I know better than to make a habit of that. That said, there were still guests dining in the restaurant, and from my perspective, turning away guests who are ready to order immediately before the posted closing time is disappointing. At our business, we would never turn away a guest during our posted operating hours. I wanted to share this feedback because we genuinely enjoy your restaurant and hope it can be taken in the spirit in which it's intended.