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!

Third time getting food from here. This place has made it to my top 5 of my lifetime restaurants!…read moreThe staff is always incredibly helpful and friendly and the inside is nice and quiet with fantastic music. I haven't had a single bad dish here. If you're debating on stopping by just do it!

This place is amazing. I live in town and it is one of my favorite restaurants, especially because…read moreit is a nice change of pace from the numerous Italian and pizza places. It's tiny, with only enough space for about ten tables, so the atmosphere is super cozy. My son and I came here last night during Haddonfield's Friday night candlelight holiday shopping when all of Kings Highway was lit up and filled with carolers and shoppers. My son got the burrito de pescado ($15) and I got the enchiladas de carnitas ($20). Both were excellent and incredibly filling. They don't accept reservations so you'll have to show up and try your luck, and possibly put your name on a waitlist and wait for a call. Also, they will knock 10% off your bill if you pay in cash.

I had the pork tacos and they were absolutely fantastic. I had to special request a side of…read moreshredded cheese to put on them, but that was okay because they were willing to give it to me. But, their menu should indicate that it is an option. More importantly, the tables don't have hot sauce, but that was fine I suppose since the tacos already had a bit of a kick to them. They were very rich in flavor and the staff are very welcoming and I love the fact that it's easy to walk here from the PATCO Subway Station. But, the establishment is not wheelchair accessible, which is a big red flag in my book, because even though I am not a wheelchair user, I have witnessed firsthand the struggles of those who are. It is the very reason why I hate SEPTA, because 60% of their stations do not meet ADA requirements. All in all, I strongly recommend this place if you like tacos.

I had the pleasure of dining here on a Friday just before the crowd arrived. They have live music…read moreevery Friday starting at 6:30 PM, which creates a great atmosphere. The ambiance is perfect for a ladies' night, date night, or even a reservation for a larger group. The entrées were delicious, authentic, fresh, and beautifully presented. We had the lamb chops and the cod, and both were excellent. The fresh natural limeade was also very refreshing. The owners, chef, and staff were polite, friendly, and professional. This was my second time dining here, and I'll definitely be back to try brunch and enjoy dinner again.

Ordered take out from here recently, and over all I'd say the food gets an okay…read more Empanadas and chicken tacos were pretty good and the price was right on those. However, we also ordered their highly recomended chicken mofongo and.. it was not good at all. For one, for the amount of actual food you get it is NOT worth $27. Lets get that out of the way right off the bat. Dish is highly overpriced. The chicken was VERY dry. Like, need to take a sip of a drink every single bite dry. That alone made the dish bad, but then we tried the rest and it was bland and also.. dry? idk, dish wasn't good at all . Very overpriced, and I would never get or recommend someone order that ever again. Another minor issue, on their take out menue they have a bunch of coupons. One was for $5 off orders over $30 or something like that. i asked to use it, despite there being an expiration date of 12/31/25 on it. I figure, 'you're putting these out still, so you must still be honoring this coupon, right?" NO. The host asked a manager and they said they "shouldn't have put those menus out.' But you did.. so you honor the coupon. That's business 101. Fair, I guess? But just for some business advise.. it's $5 off for a first time customer that would have potentially come back and even told others to do so. Not now though. This was a take out experience, so I cannot comment on how it is if you order in the restaurant. i will say that the hostess/ girl at the counter was very nice, and accommodating though.

I wish I could remember who told me about this place so I can thank them. It's a small restaurant…read morewith bright colors, attentive servers, and delicious food. The chips and salsa are definitely a must. Their hot sauce has flavor and heat.

Stopped at La Cita on a recent trip to Cherry Hill. Excellent authentic Mexican food. Well made in…read morehouse chips & sauce. We had large chicken burrito & red snapper. So good. Nicely decorated Authentic music. Excellent service.

Bean Burrito,1 kid Burrito, 1 Fiesta Salad..the charge was 66 dollars tonight..sounds way to highread more

I got tacos with my husband and it was slightly disappointing. Maybe it was just my order was take…read moreout and they rushed but the taco meats for each taco were kind of small and most of the tortillas holding the taco meat broke. Tacos does not come with any kinds of salsa like other Mexican places. Also becareful of their taco Tuesdays and the (+2.99 Platter) it's just an add on for beans and rice and a salad that they don't specify. I tried to get a refund for the platter because I didn't know and to just keep the tacos but they apparently can't do it cause it's "paid online". You might as well don't get scammed like me and order the lunch version on their menu since it's a cheaper version of the "platter +2.99" without the extra charge. They also do not answer their phone often so that should've kind of been my red flag for this place. Service was not the best and had not only me but a lot of other people waiting for a long time to get their food. I genuinely love Mexican food places so it saddens me that I had to write this review cause it was that bad.

The food the atmosphere the service is top-notch the best authentic Mexican food for this area as…read morefar as I'm concerned no one can touch it

Ordered for pickup. The Churizo Burrito I ordered was filled with meat , what little there was ,…read moreand looked like it had been blended in a mixer. The rice was sticky over cooked , mushy like baby food. The presentation was excellent but over all it was the worst Mexican food I have ever had. I suppose if I was looking for a rice and canned meat sandwich it would have been perfect.

This market is a delightful mix of brunch, live music and farm produce…read more Impossible to name every good option. Just go and get your own sensory experiences. No mini essay can begin to convey the sensory delight this farmer's arket delivers. Reasonable parking exists though expect to walk a bit. Standard two rows divided by a closed street. It is also just a couple of blocks from Collingswood Patco trains.

Small but mighty!…read more This cute little farmers market nestled in Haddon Heights is a great Sunday visit that's certainly worth your time. It has many of the traditional fresh fruit and veggie selections you'd see at a typical market, but there are a couple standouts that should put this market in your rotation: 1. Surprisingly a lot of local liquor options. Between beer and spirits, this market features 3-4 different alcohol vendors all with unique flavor and styles. 2. O.K. Charley's Craft BBQ - I'm going to be honest.. this is arguably the best bbq in the area. Their brisket is melt in your mouth tender and juicy with a perfect pepper bark that really gives that texture and depth of flavor good BBQ is supposed to have. This is absolutely worth the trip alone 3. Central location - this market is close to a bunch of small locals spots that I enjoy. Troubled Brewing coffee is only steps away, you can get something hearty from Local Links or walk down the street for some ice cream. You can really turn this farmers market visit into a full afternoon adventure if you choose too! Lastly, there is a small little car show that always happens the same day just on the edge of the market. If you enjoy looking at fun cars, you can pop into the car show while eating Empanadas from Lola's at the market for a perfect Sunday market experience

Food was absolutely incredible! Our waitress was so kind and attentive and the service was very…read morefast. The place itself was very clean and although it was empty when we arrived, it seems like it would still be just as wonderful with a crowd.

Latinas was a nice experience. The interior of the restaurant is quite attractive, and they clearly…read morehave done a lot to try and make the ambience standout especially in a strip mall. We went on a Friday night and we found that the service was surprisingly slow. There only seemed to be one person on staff working and we were the only table however it took us quite a while to get our food and drink. That's sad when we got the food. We were very happy. I would say in general the Peruvian style dishes and the fusion style dishes outshine the Mexican style ones. I was very impressed by the walk dishes and I would absolutely go back and get those again the different refreshers that we had were quite good with my wife having the Jamaica and I had the maracuya. I would agree with some of the other sentiment that it seems like delivery orders can sometimes be placed above in-house orders in priority.