We were wandering Buffalo after our first and second picks turned out to be closed and stumbled on…read morethis place purely by driving coincidence. I'm so glad we did - Melissa took great care of us, even with a huge ten-top needing some attention. We ordered the corn fritters and she suggested the guava stuffed option - take the suggestions, folks, she knows the menu. They were molten and delicious. The tostones were great, my companion's mofungo was delicious, I could live on their beans and ajillo. We will be back for flan and sandwiches and just to make our way through the menu. This place was not nearly as busy as it deserved to be. Please, let's fix that so I can have more of those fritters.

Visited for the first time. Small, quiet place. The waitress was sweet and personable. Prices are…read morevery reasonable. The pernil was delicious and the tostones were cooked very well, nice and crispy. The rice was a little bland for my liking, but they gave me beans on the side that I mixed in and that helped. I don't normally do that for arroz con gandules but it worked fine. I'd visit again and try other things, too.

$10 you get rice and beans and a generous portion of roast pork Pernil. Lunch…read more It's fantastic. You must come here clean friendly wonderful basic Puerto Rican cuisine and it was good.

Great, classic, traditional Puerto Rican food. Everything was so good, delicious!! This is their…read morecurrent menu prices, as of May 2025.

I order from them frequently, and I find their food to be delicious and made with quality…read moreingredients. Their customer service is excellent as well. However, I have one issue: every time I place an order, it seems that everyone else is ordering the same items, which often leads to my choices being unavailable. I just have to hope I'm one of the lucky ones who gets what I want. That said, the food really is great, and I'm glad to see they are doing so well as a business.

I got a salami sandwich from here that was...okay. The sandwich was pretty big for $10, but it was…read moremostly filled with the veggie toppings. There was only one thin layer of salami. It tasted fine, but more meat would've made it more flavorful. I wouldn't order this particular sandwich again, but might try another. We also tried their cheese dog and the beef and cheese pastelillo. Pastelillos were delicious! The cheese dog was really interesting. It was a hotdog with American cheese all wrapped in thin dough and deep fried. It's one of those things you should probably only have one of a year...like a guilty pleasure, haha! So, I'm not rushing back to La Flor, but I'm glad they're there.

Loved it. Stopped in thinking it was the former business. Had gone somewhere else nearby for Puerto…read moreRican food but they were closed. Ended up getting PR food anyway!! Haha! Service was great and the owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Open just a month! Finally something in the former empanada spot. And there's tons of action…read morehere already. Some 8 tables of varying sizes. It's Latin food. Latin music. Latin news on tv. But seems to already be popular as I was here mid afternoon and it's hopping. I wasn't fast enough to get pics of the menu, sorry. Next time.

My husband was in the mood for something some Dominican or Puerto Rican to eat, the first two place…read morewe went to ended up being permanently closed and finally we found this spot and were happy we did. It's on the corner of Jones street on the east side of Buffalo. Me and husband both ordered mongo con carne frita to go and I also got a papa renella. The Monfongo comes with carne frita, ensalada and if you want pimientos y cebollas. It is a good portion for the price, we both had some left for later. Food was good and we definitely be back. There is also food pre made that you can choose from, the menu changes daily and everything is fresh. There was pollo guisdo, res guisdo, pernil, arroz, carne frita ready to go and lots of other food to choose from.

Finally, there is a Hispanic restaurant near me. I found it on Facebook. You were welcomed when…read moreyou entered the restaurant. I had pre ordered my dinner, and it was enough food for 3-4 people. I had salad, plantains, garlic sauce, the snapper was cooked perfectly, great seasoning and crispy, and the Spanish rice was delicious, I will definitely recommend this business when you are craving Spanish food

Great place to grab, what tastes just like, home cooked Puerto Rican fare. The yellow rice and…read morebeans are on point and the Large serving is enough for two. The empanadas/pastelillos are packed with filling. No air holes here. And you can actually taste the cheese!! The prices are fair for the portions you get. There are a few tables but it can be a bit cramped and hot, so I usually take my food to go. It's a great spot that shouldn't be passed up.

I ordered food for pickup. When I got back to work my order was all wrong. I was suppose to have…read morePernil, spanish rice, maduros and sweet plantains. I got 1/4 chicken, spanish rice and maduros and no plantains. I also ordered a chicken and cheese pastelillos and got a beef and cheese pastelillos. Very disappointed all around. I would love a refund since it was all the wrong food and not cheap. :(

I was greeted upon walking in by a gentleman at the counter he was Very polite and friendly…read more Looking over the dining area it was clean, tidy and well organized. I placed an order for the lunch combo and the food was cooked quite quickly which was a surprise. I opted for one beef and one chicken with the rice. Beef was a touch on the bland side, it definitely could have used more seasoning. The chicken though was fantastic, it was juicy and had a good amount of flavor, the rice was the same. Moist and flavorful, definitely was quite delicious. I'm planning to return sometime soon to try some more offerings.

we came in 15 minutes before close by mistake but they served us and offered us to dine in…read moreanyways!!! Out of respect we sat outside and ordered to go. The service was so friendly, and I'm thankful because I must sound really silly asking ignorant questions about their food. The food itself was such an amazing deal, totaled around $50 for a 4 person family meal. See for yourself in the image. Well balanced and they make sure you eat veggies. The chicken was superrrrrr yummy I have zero complaints

Love this place and the food it's close to home as well ! Service is great I see people come back…read moreall the time

The young lady at the register asked for more money for my order after already giving me a price…read morefor my food. The cook barely put any meat on my sandwich after saying" I got you papi". Very dishonest business practice. These people will lie to your face. Scammers

The food is always good I had everything on the menu so far. I totally love it it's like mami's…read morefood muy rico. Along with my dinner plate I always take rellenos, alcapurias and empanadas soooo good. Muchas gracias for making it possible to have Porto Rican food in Erie. Love Sylvie

i went there and for some reason my pork was very dry and hard and the roasted chicken was very…read moresoggy &fatty it was just a boiled taste i didn't enjoy the only thing that was good was the mayo ketchup 4/10

Edit: Received this…read morecompliment from the owner, calling my review phony and re-assuring me how great his food is: "All we have to say to this phony review is "Voted best burger in WNY by Yelp 2014". It's pb&bj=WTF" Not a good way to respond to criticism in my opinion, so I'm adding it to the review and also lowering from 2 stars to 1 star based on the accusation that my 100% honest review was "phony". Actually should have been a 3 originally because I almost never rate family-owned businesses less than 3 out of common courtesy. Having said that most family businesses don't come out and call me a liar. Also based on that response, I definitely won't be giving it the benefit of the doubt and giving it another try, regardless of how much some of my friends, or the people of WNY, or the owner himself, loves the food here. ***** I had a seizure when I tried this food. My friend suggested they change their name to Foaming Buffalo because one taste and I was foaming at the mouth in disgust. But seriously, no. I really, really, really don't like this place. I had half a burger - which compared to Vizzi's or Ruzzine's or Mooney's (or even a Big Mac) was very disappointing. I had my own order of "Buffalo Poutine" because it sounded so exciting! And it was so damn expensive too grr. So Buffalo Poutine is basically... really bad french fries that taste like frozen oven fries. Really bad crumbly bleu cheese on top of them. That tastes awful. And then some very sharp tasting Frank's Hot Sauce poured all over them. The end. I couldn't taste any butter in the sauce at all. It tasted (a) awful, (b) lazy, and (c) how much did I pay for this omg? And so because of the price and the very high rating from everyone else and how thoroughly disappointed I was, I have to give them an awful rating. I've said this again and again but Buffalo food trucks are reeeeally not that good in the main and they're also very overrated (Lloyd's, I'm looking squarely at you). I'm not one of those people who thinks that food trucks are automatically a lower standard than restaurants. I LOVE food trucks. Nobody loves them more, I might even say. My 2nd fave place to eat in Seattle and in San Diego: food trucks. A Taco Bus and German Mariscos Taco Truck more specifically. And Tazo Nazo in Columbus. Omg one of the best ever. And then there's the Halal Carts, especially Sammy's, and Biryani Cart, all in NYC. Some of my fave places in Rochester and Philly are trucks. My fave in Pitt? India On Wheels food truck! Cleveland? SETI's baby! I am used to getting incredible food from trucks. So I have the same standards for trucks as I do from non-trucks. And I like dirt-cheap regular places and dirt-cheap trucks, it's not about how fancy it is. But no. It didn't do it for me. At all. I might even say that for all I care, this truck should go Roaming from Buffalo and stay Roaming. PS The star attractions here are a Bison Burger (I can never bring myself to eat Bison meat or pay $8 for another bad burger from here), and a WTF burger (which is a PB & J burger - edit - the owner is annoyed that I said PB & J instad of PB & BJ. Sincere apologies). Let me just make this clear. I think PB & J is awful, I think the fact that it's a legitimate sandwich and/or meal here is awful, and every time I see it on a menu I roll my eyes. Why not serve "Kraft Mac N Cheese" burgers then? How about a "Brownie" burger? (More awful American things I can't stand). So you get the idea. No, I'm not going to try their 2 specialty burgers because then I'd probably end up lowering it to a 1. The regular burger gets a 3, the poutine gets a 2, and the fact that it's so overpriced and overrated evens out to a 2 overall.

After finally getting a chance to come back here to try their Bison burger, this review gets an…read moreoverdue update. You ever crave a perfect burger from a truck? Roaming Buffalo has the solution. Not only do they grill a perfect cow, but the BISON burger they sometimes have is mouth-shatteringly delicious. It's lean, scrumptious and even a bit healthier. Sure, you pay a premium price for it, but at $8 -- it's still a steal. The husband and wife owners who run this truck are great people as well. Valerie, who takes care of the orders is really friendly and her energy gets you excited for the food. Christopher, the chef -- is a true burger maestro. Their PB & Bacon Jam takes them 8+ hours to prepare and he put some of it on the bison burger, along with some tomatoes, onions and lettuce. The tomatoes I tasted were very flavorful and the other vegetables tasted very fresh. The PB & Bacon Jam is a great condiment for the burger, but only if it's cooked medium rare, otherwise it tastes a bit too dry for me. If you haven't had a chance to get a burger from here, you're missing out. Roaming Buffalo does it right.