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Las Panteras Negras

4.6 (97 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Casual
Good for kids
Happy hour specials
Outdoor seating

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Elianny S.

This place is small, and the vibe is very casual, but don't let that fool you since people really turn up here during the happy hour. We came in on a Friday for the happy hour, and it was a lot of fun. They have good drink specials for the happy hour and the food was great. I ordered the cecina quesadilla, and it was very yummy and filling. The rest of the group ordered main dishes, and everyone seemed to enjoy their food. The service was awesome! Our server was friendly and attentive, and they brought us shots since we were celebrating 2 birthdays. I would recommend it if you're looking for a fun casual Mexican spot.

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Andrea C.

A local Mexican restaurant in Harlem and one to visit if you are around!! The prices , the service , and the FOOD!! Amazing! The bistec a la mexicana was my favorite dish , full of flavor , tender meat and a yellow rice cooked to perfection. The torta was a staple and also a must try. The mole was good as well but if there's anything you should try is the bistec a la mexicana! Definitely will be back !

20. Chicken Soup 32 oz

We are becoming regulars as their food is always fresh and delicious. I enjoy my brunch steak and omelette, and cannot have enough of the tricolor pasta, which is new on their menu. What we love about this place is their staff - so friendly with a warm smile, and make it special in this neighborhood.

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Nadia A.

Local spot in the neighborhood and had happy hour on a Sunday. The drinks were tasty and strong and we only had two each. The service was attentive and made sure we were okay, as we outside. The inside seems quiet with a and and tv screens with sports on. We would definitely consider trying food the next time we walk by

Margarita with salt

What a wonderful, welcoming, cosy and comfortable, happy Mexican hideaway in Spanish Harlem! Flavorful food with a flair, fresh ingredients and generous portions, delicious margaritas, pleasant conversational yet festive ambience and truly kind, heart-centered service. And yes, that's the only way I can truly describe it. Every server I've had and including/especially the hardworking sweet manager himself (who never seems to have a day off!) are truly wonderfully genuine people and amazing servers who treat each patron like a house guest and are just SO darn nice. Complete GEMS. Visiting here is such a relief after a long work day. And they offer amazing happy hour specials daily. Relax, enjoy, rejuvenate, feast and tip these beautiful souls well!

13. Burrito or Bowl chicken.
Amanda R.

Great lunch spot. Honestly there are lots of times I'm looking to find a local spot over a chain. The chain is great but smaller mom and pops offer something a little different. This place is a great alternative to a chain Mexican place. I will say the seasoning on the chicken which yes can be messed up was on point here I appreciate that. I the portion was perfect for lunch and I requested no sour cream and I got exactly what I asked for which I also appreciate. Definitely ordering here again!

Fiesta Nachos
Luke B.

Amazing food, wonderful service, lovely interior design, and it's an amazing place to stop by for some authentic mexican cuisine!

1. Nachos
Jailine D.

Excerpts service, the waiter was so kind and helpful! He knew the menu like the back of his hand and was patient with me. The burrito bowl was so delicious, I couldn't wait long enough to take a picture. It was the perfect size as I finished it in one sitting. Everything comes separated and you can mix it up how you like. My boyfriend ate the nachos and he said they were alright. He waited to eat them later on.

Complimentary chips and salsa. The salsa is flavorful and definitely spicy.
E P.

This restaurant is a must if you are in Harlem. We ended up here after our usual spots insisted on outdoor dining on a very cold day. In retrospect, I'm very glad this happened. Panteras Negras is amazing. The server was accommodating and informative. The food is delicious and authentic. Chips and salsa- one of the best salsas I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant. Enchiladas con salsa verde- As a vegetarian, I inquired about veggies- they added peppers and tomatoes. For the cheese, you have a choice between oaxaca and queso fresco. Oaxaca is the superior version of mozzarella, thus my choice. The green sauce is very spicy, however tasty. Rice and beans- Yellow rice is tasty, not salty. Beans were fresh and enjoyable. Horchata - At last, an horchata not relying on sugar. Hearty and great to combat the spicy sauces. Tres Leches- I thought I didn't have space for dessert, Panteras proved me wrong. Thick cake with its own flavor, enhanced with the milks around it. Needless to say, I'll be back. Thank you so much Panteras Negras !!!

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Jen N.

I'm a local to the area and I love coming here or ordering for to go they usually open by 9:00am so it's great for when you wake up hungry also they close by 10:30pm The food is great and would recommend anytime! If I could give more stars I would thank you for having us and see you guys soon my favorite family owned restaurant!

French toast w/ fresh berries and Coconut Latte.
Emily L.

My breakfast was delicious. We were very well attended too. Clean, quiet and peaceful. Definitely will be going there again! The service was very welcoming.

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Great food, consistently wonderful service. Really nice place. If you're they for dinner, try the pasta; but be aware, the portion is huge!

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