Old San Juan is a definite go-to in East Camden. The…read morerestaurant is split - one side is sit down and the left side is smaller for take-out. The food is delicious and the service is always great. I always order appetizer trays for holiday events. Catering is an excellent idea for any event. Can't ever go wrong with some Spanish food :)

The worst food service and they overcharged me on almost everything we ordered I had to have them…read moreadjust my bill for over 30 dollars. We waited over an hour for food that they dare call Puerto Rican food it is not the yuca was frozen yuca and the pina colada I asked could they make it without pineapple they said it was a pre mix bottle I would go on but just like the food it's not worth it.

They have some of the best food I ever had in a long time. The staff there are very kind. Their…read moreplatters are a great size. It definitely gets your tummy satisfied lol. This is definitely my new to go spot when I have a taste for Latin cuisines.

I'm a FL transplant & I just recently moved back home to NJ. I know Latin food. This is my go to…read moreplace for lunch and dinner. The place is busy so the food moves in and out of the kitchen and to customers quickly. The food doesn't sit around long. Everything that I've tried has been 5/5 stars. I've picked up food about a dozen times. The hot food display case is always packed with food with steam in the air. The ladies are always friendly. Sometimes there are long lines inside. Come check them out.

The staff were super friendly and kind…read more The food quality and taste amazing The size of the Bandeja paisa was good for one person. The ambiance was good, salsa music playing. Definitely recommend 100% authentic Colombian food.

Very small restaurant with a lot of pretty wall decoration and a large take out service…read more I enjoy trying new places and experiencing food from different cultures. This is a great place with authentic cuisine. We started with the chicken Empanadas which were crispy on the outside and full of delicious flavors on the inside. I'm sorry we didn't try the beef and cheese ones...maybe next time. The seafood paella was full of shrimp, octopus, mussels and chorizo over seasoned rice with fried onions, red peppers and peas. The chorizo was so good I got a few to take home. The ropa vieja was beef which was slow cooked to the point of falling apart and melting in your mouth with potatoes and a side of rice. There were three in my party and we all had at least seconds and still had some leftovers. Very enjoyment meal and would recommend.

This was amazing. Five of us dined for $100, tip included. I had the red snapper with peppers and…read moreonion, yellow rice and beans, side salad, we also had 3 mofongos and pork with mushroom (must get!), chicken stew, black beans and rice (must get!), sweet plantains (must get!), yuca with onions (must get!), and flan and tres leches. (And an order to go!) "Best sweet plantains!" All delicious and great service. Huge portions. You can BYOB! Highly recommend. Mucho bueno.

The girls behind the counter had a serious face, not friendly, nasty attitude…read moreThe food that I ordered for me was not all that great really didn't have no taste to it at all. I was disappointed so was my other three friends...The place was very clean though.

Just found out about Mixto and tried it the day before they closed. So sad to lose a place like…read morethis, the food was so good and there aren't a ton of Latin/Caribbean restaurants in town. Sat outside and had a passionfruit lemonade, pernil rostizado, it was beautiful.

I came in for lunch on a solo date and asked if I could be seated outside. Although there were open…read moretables available, the staff seemed a little reluctant and initially offered me a seat at the bar. I preferred to sit outside, so I was eventually able to grab a table and a menu. It took a little while for someone to bring water and utensils. By the time they came over, I was already ready to order. I ordered the bistec encebollado and was impressed by the portion size! they give you a generous amount of steak. Unfortunately, the steak had quite a bit of fat around it, which isn't my favorite. When the food arrived, the rice was packed into a small cup, which made me think everything would be served hot. Unfortunately, none of the food was warm. Everything was room temperature and lacked flavor. Because it took a while for my meal to arrive, I got the impression that it may have been sitting out before being served. I ate it as it was because I didn't want to wait any longer. Taste-wise, the steak needed more seasoning, although the beans were good. Overall, the meal was average. After finishing, I asked for both a to-go box and the check. About 10 minutes later, the check arrived, but no box. One employee, William, really stood out. Whenever he stopped by, he was attentive, friendly, and on top of things. I appreciated his service and how proactive he was in checking on guests. Overall, the service had some delays, the food temperature was disappointing, and the flavors were underwhelming, not sure if I'll try this place again.

The last time we had arepas was during a Mexico vacation a million years ago. They were delicious…read more When my love shared the Yelp link for Que Rica's and said, "Shall I bring home dinner from here?", my response was, "Does Pinocchio have wooden balls?!?" -- Yuca Fries - perfectly fried and seasoned -- Esquite - street corn in a cup. What? Are you kidding me? So good but RICH. Your cholesterol will soar -- Westmont Arepa - shredded beef and fried cheese. Delicious! -- Black Betty Arepa - house-made black bean burger and plantains. Yes, please! -- Empanada - we were too stuffed to try it but looking forward to lunch tomorrow This was the cure for what ailed us on a rainy Thursday evening. We opened a bottle of Cabernet and enjoyed every minute of our dinner. Good stuff!

Everything was delicious. Great service. It's a small hole in the wall, but the service is great,…read morethe prices are low, and the food is great. I would recommend this place highly

Food here is amazing !And the bread ugh so good !!!!The service is great too!! Highly recommendread more

Food is not the same. Bread is super hard. The taste is off. If you're thinking this place is like…read moreten years ago, you're wrong i guess they have new owners.It does not taste the same.. Food is garbage overpriced..

really good food, great portions, service is fast and friendly, atmosphere is great and music is…read morealways playing.

Really nice new restaurant, the food is excellent and so are the margaritas. We really liked the…read moreout door vibe. One of our favorite dishes is the octopus. The staff is very nice, though They seem to still be figuring things out since they have only been open a month. They forget to clear dirty dishes as they bring new courses out, just a minor observation.

10/10 we can't wait to go back and to try the Radnor location…read more My husband ordered the Old Fashioned and said it didn't disappoint; I ordered the Rose Gold because I love any cocktail with passionfruit. We came specifically to try the tapas and loved every dish we ordered. My husband's favorite was the Gambas al Ajillo. He loved it so much that he ordered a second plate immediately after finishing the first. I couldn't decide between the Bruselas Catalana and the Coca de Alcachofas, loved both, and would definitely order both again. The overall experience exceeded our expectations and was totally worth the visit.

Note: if you want paella let your server know as soon as they initially greet you/tell you about…read morethe menu. It can take 30/45 minutes to come out. The ambiance of Amada's is very "date night intimate". The lighting is fairly dim and the temperature of the restaurant is kept a bit warmer (the open marches concept probably also has something to do with that). It is tapas style so whole my boyfriend and I waited for the paella, we got a few plates to graze on. We started with a charcuterie with the jamon Serrano and manchego cheese. Im a big fan of truffle honey and you can't really go wrong with a simple charcuterie. We also got the setas and ensalada Verde. The mushrooms were well sautéed and the sauce they were served with was absolutely delicious. The ensalada verde was very much green heavy but thats exactly what we wanted. It was auite refreshing and the oil dressing wasn't overpowering the taste or making it feel greasy. The Paella we got was the squid ink rice - very flavorful. There was shrimp, clams, squid, and chucks of monk fish. It didn't feel like the seafood was skimped on. The only thing I personally felt was too much was the spicy mayo dallops. I felt like they made the dish feel heavier than necessary and overpowered the taste of the rice. The arroz con Leche was divine. Im biased because I love rice pudding but I think adding the puffed rice on touch was such a nice touch.

Recalling the excellent Cuban restaurant we frequented in Norcross, GA we met up with friends at…read moreCuba Libre. The decor is beautiful. "Like a Disney World set!" I said. Air conditioning was cranked-up high. I was freezing. And music was a bit loud. But we were there for the food. And here's what we thought: ** El Cubano is a pressed Cuban sandwich. I chose it because it came with a salad, what they call 'tropical chips' and a cup of black bean soup. The soup was flavorless, the chips -- are they strips of fried plantain?! -- delicious, and the salad, fine. The sandwich is okay, my husband favoring his more than I did mine. (Good thing cause he's getting the half I didn't eat, for lunch today.) ** The winning dish may be Levanta Muerto Seafood soup with mussels, crabmeat, shrimp, and scallops in a rich broth. ** Sangria is disappointing with barely present, minced fruit. Tasted like cheap and weak red wine. A half pitcher fills about four glasses. When seated, you're presented with a basket of toasted bread and a ramekin of infused butter. It looked like turmeric, but surprised! It was sweet, likely cinnamon-sugar. A nice touch. We arrived literally eight minutes after happy hour ended, so we missed their discounted drinks. As the server said, we would have had to sit at the bar, which I would have done but my friends likely wouldn't. Oh well. Anyway, service was fine, prices a bit high, food was okay -- doesn't compare to Norcross! -- and reservations strongly suggested.

Came here for the first time for my friend's 30th birthday. She had a private dinner in their…read moreupstairs portion of their restaurant. It was a sit down dinner. The menu was pre selected. We had a 4 course dinner. APPETIZERS were Served Family Style: Guacamole Cubano (V), Mama Amelias Empanadas, Shrimp Cocktails, Cuban House Salad (V). I enjoyed all the appetizers but for some reason I did not like their house salad and I'm a salad person. As for the entrees we had four options to choose from. I decided to get the paella Vegetariana which was Roasted crimini and shiitake mushrooms, roasted garlic, baby spinach, garbanzo beans, grilled broccolini, and long grained saffron rice. This entree was delicious and I'm glad I got that entree. For dessert we had Cuban flan but I was not a fan of the flan so I didn't enjoy it much. As for the service, our server was great and very attentive. She did great at making sure things went smoothly.