Have dined at Sabor 3-4 times and always impressed and I leave full and satisfied. I like…read moreeverything I've tried and the licuados (water or milk) fruit drinks are so delicious and refreshing. I'm not a big pupasa fan but they are good. I personally would skip them to be able to get other things on the menu. Fresh Chips with a sauce were served to the table for dine in, and I don't recall that in the past. The rice and beans - and really everything are so good and the service was good, as well.

Not too crazy about this place. I've tried several dishes - chicken wraps, Birria burritos, grilled…read moresteak & chicken - and haven't liked any of it. With the exception of the chiccharon (surprisingly) none of the dishes have much flavor.

Friendly service! I was very much reminded of being in Honduras, music, language, and smells, the…read moreempañadas especially. I got the typical plate, it was quite tasty with a lovely mix of flavors, including a personal favorite, fried plantains! The beef was not the best, and the soda was flat, but otherwise a decent lunch. I'd come back for the chicken.

This place is amazing and the first Honduran place I've seen in this area…read more They have truly unique items that are definitely worth h returning for. Fresh homemade tortillas are to die for. I'm here basically every weekend for a steak baledas loaded with fresh avacado, fluffy eggs, and refried beans.

(Four and a half stars) Stopped in for brunch on Tuesday 3/10/26. I'm not from around Hackettstown…read moreand didn't have coins with me to feed the street meters, and the small private parking lot was full -- but to my good fortune a couple of men gave me four quarters (I paid them back despite their demurring; a good omen). Versac is a fairly small space with several tables. It has a nice vibe and (not to my taste) rather loud music. I ordered an arepa with white cheese and scrambled eggs, and coffee (served in a paper cup with milk foam). The coffee was excellent, the food very good. Service was a little spotty, but acceptable (not a deal breaker). If I find myself in the area again I would certainly go back for a meal: the menu is extensive and I would love to try several other dishes. Quite an enjoyable meal, and a good value. Recommended.

Really wanted to love this place. Unfortunately, the food wasn't as tasty as I had hoped. I'm used…read moreto being served chicharron in chunks. What I was served here was strips; the pieces were too tiny, not enjoyable at all. The chicken burrito was dry & not very flavorful. The carne asada was lacking flavor as well. The rice & tostones were fine.

I stop often for empanadas. Lunch specials are delicious!…read more Great service and great food! I give El Parche 5 STARS! Try it out and support this business!

Incredible! My husband and I stopped in for a breakfast burrito and coffee, both were absolutely…read moreamazing. I'm craving both as I type! We took some empanadas to-go as well, along with their homemade sauces. We wish we would have stumbled upon this place sooner. We will definitely be back and to also try out the regular daily menu.

Today I ordered lomo with the beef/steak strips. I've ordered lomo from 2 other restaurants. I was…read moreexpecting the lomo to be prepared with a delicious tomato like sauce I've had in the past. Instead it was prepared differently then how I've had it twice before. It was more bland and the only sauce was whatever marinade the steak was prepared in. I paid $16. The menu I went but by online could have of course changed from the reflected amount of $13. Back to the lomo. I ordered Lomo from a restaurant called Costenera in Montclair and the lomo was so good it left a lasting impression on me. It was so good, I couldnt wait to eat it the next day. I've never been so excited about left overs. I've expected lomo to be that good since. Unfortunately, Rinconcito is not a place I will ever order lomo from again. I was very disappointed.

Great friendly service. Unfortunately I got the steak…read morespecial I couldn't finish was very tough

Maybe come here for dinner and not lunch, like I did. I honestly wonder if the kitchen was just…read moregetting warmed up. I went in for lunch at noon on a Sunday. My grilled chicken tacos were bland and nearly overcooked, with no juiciness to moderate the raw white onions they were served with. My guac was chunky, served cold, and lacked aromatics, textures, and even salt. The chips I got were hard and thick; difficult to crunch on. All in all I felt this location of La Bamba was inferior to its cousin in Boonton.

best tacos in the area and my favorite spot to go to on my lunch break. looking forward to trying…read moretheir al pastor tacos next week.

Boonton, NJ - my relationship with La Bamba began with abandonment issues, when I inadvertently…read moreleft my to-go bag on a counter while busy taking photos for my Yelp review. Wah wah! It wasn't until hours later when, stomach growling, I traipsed over to the fridge excited for the remnants of my enchiladas de mole, that I realized to my dismay that my comida had desaparecida. I've made up for this absent-minded first experience since, and La Bamba Grill 2 now ranks among my top 3 favorite casual Mexican restaurants in this region. My dining companions and I have variously enjoyed tacos, tostadas, pozole, churrasco, and other dishes. The chicken quesadilla, something I normally only order for the kid and am disappointed by 9 times out of 10 in most restaurants, gets my adult endorsement and also passes the ultimate test: toddler approval. As you can see from my photos, it's stuffed with cheese and chicken (we opted for grilled chicken but you can get the marinated shredded version which is a little spicy). I've trauma-bonded with the aforementioned mole enchiladas, which again, is full of chicken, in a very good and well-flavored mole sauce that's better then most other moles I've had in the area. The platters are huge, with generous amounts of everything. The interior is colorfully and cheerfully decorated with Mexican-themed artwork and adornments, with cozy booths as well as a diner counter. That's because it used to be a classic diner (Boonton Diner), installed in a converted vintage train car! And if the thought of street parallel parking makes you break out in hives, you'll be glad to know this is one of few restaurants on Main St. that has a parking lot. 5 stars. Would forget my takeout order here again!

I liked it better here when it was called Leyendas, but it's still decent-to-yummy whenever I stop…read moreby. One of my go-tos is the chicken quesadilla, which has a perfect tortilla - crisp on the outside, but gluten-y on the inside - along with stretchy, gooey cheese, which could stand to be more salted. Recently I went with the steak tacos, which had OK flavor, but which I wish were juicier. The chopped onions bring a lot for texture and freshness. I'm such a sucker for their thick, freshly fried tortilla chips. When parking on Boonton's Main Street is full up, La Bamba is easy to recommend because it has its own parking lot! At my last visit, at 1p on a Saturday, takeout orders were flowing, but only two tables inside were occupied.

What an experience! The vibe and service was incredible. The food portions are enormous and the…read moreflavor was amazing. The chef came out to personally ask the patrons how their meal was. Definitely coming again!

Service was good, manager helped out server. Food was excellent and big portions. All six of us…read moreagreed. Atmosphere was great and semi energetic but not obnoxious and modernist look.