I ordered two breakfast platters over the phone. They put me on hold for 15 mins and then when I…read moregot to the store it was only one order ready. You think the store would be busy. But it wasn't so how you put me on hold for 10 mins and the stores not even busy.

Small business located in Wilmington. Very authentic. Cuban sandwich was great 8/10 and the stewed…read morechicken was really good 8.5/10. I only wished the platter portions were bigger and the inside I thought could be a bit cleaner. I would def return and recommend:)

AMAZING FOOD! If your trying to find new foods or Puerto Rican restaurants, COME HERE! There's…read morefrappes and the frappe de Nutella... RICO RICO pero RICO! Every time I come here I always get it! The food, SO GOOD! The service of the amazing woman working there, is AMAZING! Super nice, super relaxed, just so good at there jobs! The chefs there, AMAZING FOOD! Love it! In the restaurant, it's calming, nice bachata in the background, and nice decoration! There's also nice table/chair placement in there, if there's like a big family, they will just put two tables together and all done! Amazing menus, and amazing place in general! I love you La Orocoveña!

The service and ambiance were great. The food was good - the mofongo has a unique taste to it. The…read morerice and mango shake were my favorite. I definitely recommend the rice con gandules

The ladies did a great job- didn't like everything - the bathrooms weren't very clean that's why I…read moretook off a star - thanks for the meal

Good Puerto Rican food but I'm sorry, they have no idea on how to make a real Cuban sandwichread more

My food was amazing last week, leading me to go back to the restaurant again this weekend. We took…read moreout for lunch on Saturday. It was not crowded at lunch, but we got there when it first opened. We looked at the food up front, and inquired about the things that looked good. We ordered the pernil, sweet plantains, goat, skirt steak, winter squash stuffed with chicken, shrimp ceviche, mashed potatoes, yellow rice & beans, and tres leches. That was a lot of food- and we had it for lunch and dinner. We have leftovers for tomorrow. Everything was delicious. I usually don't like mashed potatoes at restaurants, but I liked these. My husband and I reviewed which food was our favorite. He liked the skirt steak with the yellow rice and beans. I think I like the goat with the rice and beans. I usually don't Iike rice, but I am a fan of rice and beans. I didn't get chicken thighs and legs that looked good, because we ordered so much food. The person behind the counter was very friendly and hopeful. The restaurant was still clean.

Okay so listen--being a Dominican in Chicago and now Fresno means I've been living in a…read moreplantain-less wilderness for YEARS. But then I walked into this spot and was immediately hit with the holy trinity: merengue, típico, and bachata blasting like it was a Saturday in Santiago. First off, shoutout to Christine--our waitress--who was sweet, chill, and had us feeling like VIPs. Then there's Jasmine, aka the Mamajuana Queen . She knew my happiness window was limited, so she made it her mission to turn the vibe ALL the way up. And then... she hit us with the cured Mamajuana shots. Not just a drink--this was ancestral medicine. Now let's talk FOOD. Dominican sushi. Yes. Tres. Golpes. In. A. Sushi. Roll. I almost cried. Then came the skirt steak with tostones and baby, let me tell you... I've never looked at a plate with that much respect. My husband had pork chops with arroz y habichuelas, and my friend smashed the chimi tostones like it was her last meal on Earth. The place? Clean. Cute. Culture-rich. And if you're not ready to go home after dinner, guess what? There's a club upstairs. That's right--dinner downstairs, dance battle upstairs. Dominican efficiency at its finest. Final verdict: This spot is a whole experience. Not just food--this is a vibe, a reunion, a spiritual realignment. If you're Dominican and homesick, GO. If you're not Dominican but love flavor and joy, GO. If you don't like this place... honestly, I can't trust your taste buds.

Amazing food! Amazing people!…read moreAuthentic, delicious, filling. My stomach and my heart are so happy, El Rincon Criollo has been on my radar for a while, and now that I've finally had their amazing food, I am already planning my next visit ( and next time, I'll drive instead of bike!!) Situated in Spring City, conveniently off the Schuylkill River Trail, The Latin Corner is accessible by foot, by bike, and by car. You have no excuse not to visit! This place is like a warm blanket. Comforting, homey, and incredibly delicious, I don't think you can go wrong with your order here. Everything is handmade with love by the owners, who are so kind and welcoming that I was tempted to spend the entire day here. If you're ever in the area and need a hearty meal- don't sleep on The Latin Corner!

Amazing food and the best people. Very homely atmosphere. Authentic excellent Puerto Rican food…read more Our family loves to go there. And we always take out more for another meal.

Amazing food! Such a hidden gem. So many options from lighter salads to heavier meals and great…read moreportion sizes. Loved the complimentary sauces on the side. Staff was so helpful at offering recommendations. If you like Colombian food, you need to stop here!

Craving some great traditional Latin food?? Mi Pais is a…read moreperfect place! Attentive serving staff and large portions.

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.

Took a little trip across the bridge from PA to Joisy to pick up some items order online. Thanks to…read moremy fellow yelpers, found this restaurant for lunch about a 3 minute drive away. Man, I could eat at this place every week and be a happy camper! The food was sooo flavorful and delicious. Every item on our plates was cooked well and seasoned to perfection. Despite not speaking the same language, we were able to communicate our needs and received good and friendly service from our waitress. The other diners all seem to be enjoying their meals. And, our portions were big enough to enjoy the deliciousness at another meal. Would return without hesitation!

Absolutely the best Tapas in the tri-state area. Try the shrimp and ask for extra garlic !!!read more

My daughter treated me for early Mother's Day. This was my first time there and it was a great…read moreexperience. Our server was wonderful. Our food came out within a reasonable amount of time and it was freshly prepared. Everything I had was so delicious, I certainly have to go back to try some other things. My daughter and I started with a pitcher of red sangria which was the best I've ever had. Our food was Gambas Al Ajillo (sautéed shrimp), Ragut de Setas (sautéed mushrooms) and a board (I don't remember the name) which contained fried cheese, chicken strips, fried pork chunks, empanadas and more. We had plenty to take home! The atmosphere was nice. I really liked the booths.

A lovely cafe with friendly service in the Rittenhouse Square area in which to try some authentic…read moreSpanish cuisine at a two-or-four top (some high tops available, too). We stopped in for a light lunch and enjoyed beef empanadas, mussels with toast, and an Ibérico pork and cheese flauta.* The flauta was our favorite: the bread was surprisingly light with a slight crunch to the crust and served warm. *Not to be confused with Mexican-style flautas, a Spanish flauta is a long, skinny, flute-like sandwich named for the crunchy, airy bread it's served on.

The food was really good. It is tapas so the portions are very nice and shareable. The only reason…read moreI don't give it a five star it's because I was looking for more options. We have visited Spain and we have come across having some sort of meat so that was kind of disappointing. The service was great atmosphere is very nice and cozy but we definitely did not see the menu before going and so be expected to have more meat variety. .

We order food frequently to take out for our non-profit organization. The food is very good, the…read morerestaurant is clean, and the food is packaged very nicely. The people we serve the food to always are grateful for the delicious meal. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I love their pupusas, what can I say? Their tamales de elote taste good but they get stucked to…read morethe banana leaf. No problem with taste though. Good place and good attention.