Been there twice. Can't speak to authenticity as a person w no Dominican experience, but I can…read morespeak to yumminess & value. Went Once for lunch, once for breakfast. Everything I ate & drank was delicious. Breakfast was Tres Golpes - perfectly cooked egg over easy, over mashed plantains with fried salami and cheese. SO good - the egg over the plantains was an awesome new flavor combo for me. I had a tamarind juice, my wife had the passionfruit - both fresh & tasty. Service was also excellent. Lunch - I literally just pointed to what looked tasty, got it on my plate, and ate - everything was full of flavor. Prices are reasonable for the neighborhood.

I was in the area and had marked this spot down to try, so I ordered a pork mofongo to go, went in…read moreto pick it up, and as I was waiting, I saw the maduros and they were calling my name, so I got an order of those too. Prices are very reasonable for restaurant food, I think, and the quality is absolutely there. They have all the food in heated pans at the front, though the mofongo had to be prepared separately. When I ate the food later on, everything was absolutely delicious. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely order again! Inside, there are a few TVs, and you order at the counter even if sitting in for a meal. Looks clean and cozy enough, and I would imagine fairly crowded at the right times, but I was there mid/late afternoon, so I only saw one table w/ a customer eating. I wouldn't be opposed to it sometime other than having to pay for parking!

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.

had the stuffed fish last night for my birthday dinner. presentation was excellent; but the…read morefavorite fell flat; it was bland; my daughter had the chicken and rice- same; both entrees were over $40 apiece. At that price it shouldn't be bland. Atmosphere very nice. server was very nice but didn't come back to check on us till near end of the meal. i would try there again, as I went once before a year ago and the food was better.

The ambiance are good. The food variety I think need more…read morechoices. A lot of waitress around but slow service, most of them talk with their friends.

Excellent food and customer service! Volvería nuevamente. *****************************read more

I was craving some Dominican food, so I looked up this restaurant and saw that is was nearby. I had…read morethe chivo guisado with white rice and habichuelas. I also ordered and drank a morir soñando. It was a bit pricey for what I ordered($20) but the food was decent.

Pulled her hair right out my food. In my face !! Then continued to give me the platter…read more. unbelievable. The pork was so hard she couldn't chop it. I had to get chicken. I finally get my food, get home to eat it, the rice was so hard in all 3 platters. We had a snow storm yesterday, and I'm convinced it was yesterday's rice. I wouldn't recommend this place to NOBODY

After reading reviews about their fried fish platters, I decided to venture into Camden to try them…read moreout. I was 15 minutes away and decided to call and order ahead but the man on the phone said the food is prepared when ordered on site. I arrived to find some sad looking pre-cooked dishes in warmers behind the counter. I ordered a fish platter and was informed that "the man who cooks the fish won't be here for 25 minutes. What a waste of my time!

Food and service was great/ delicious…read more I couldn't get the words out of my mouth to tell the waitress how delicious the fish was. Thank you!

We've been going to the Meregue House for 2+ years and it just keeps getting better and better…read more Myra is personally involved in the menu, making certain her patrons are treated like guests and not just customers and when we bring our friends they also become frequent diners at the restaurant. The menu is diverse and well thought out . Prices are very reasonable and the service is caring, prompt and there to make your dining experience enjoyable. And if you want to have catering, we did that for our anniversary and everything was freshly prepared and tasted fantastic!

We were recommended this place by a local. Called in our order: mangu con tres golpes. When I…read morearrived, I felt welcomed and saw there were fresh waters. So, I got a lime and a passion fruit as well go, of course. We were not disappointed. The portion was large and the food was amazing. We couldn't wait to our destination to eat as it smell so amazing. And the waters were a perfect end to the meal. We have extra for later, which is always a plus. Thank you La Mamiringa for a wonderful breakfast.

First time ordering there. I picked up lunch for my husband, son and and elderly neighbor as she…read morejust came home from hospital. They all said the food was good however within hours, all three had symptoms of food poisoning. My neighbor is now in the hospital for observation. Thank God I didn't have any of it. I called to speak to manager but they weren't there. They had Chicken, steak, rice.

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.

Disappointed. Won't be back. Stopped by El Príncipe on…read moreLehigh around 10am and had a really frustrating experience. The food came out cold, and when I asked about it, it was just microwaved--not even properly reheated. I still ended up eating cold food, which made the whole meal pretty unappetizing. On top of that, the portions were super stingy. I ordered mangu with eggs, salami, and cheese--got one tiny slice of cheese. Seriously? Same thing with the pork--barely any on the plate. For the price, I expected a decent serving, but it felt like they were cutting corners on everything. The vibe from the person serving wasn't great either--just didn't feel welcome at all. Save your money and go somewhere that actually serves hot food and isn't so cheap with the portions. I won't be back

I actually enjoyed my food, I came after having a cold and having little to eat . I got stewed…read morechicken & arroz con habichuelas (yellow rice pigeon peas). I got the last of the rice for the night and maybe that made it a little sweeter but the gold was the Ajo (garlic paste sauce) ask for a tiny bit and it elevates everything will be back. Park in the gas station parking lot cuz there is barely parking - I was in and out

This place is off the chain when it comes to delicious comida Latino (Latino food). There are so…read moremany options to choose from, but I chose to go with my staples to see if I wanted to adventure through the menu at a future point in time. Turns out, yes...I definitely will be adventuring into this menu because everything that my family and I ordered was perfectly prepared. No one felt disappointed with their meals. It's my birthday weekend, and my family wanted to get dinner after a long day of hanging out. We are a blended Latino family, so naturally, we sought out the closest Latino restaurant still open (we decided to eat pretty late). Luckily, Yelp guided us to Sabor Latino. My little sister is still in college so since she had a test she needed to run home to do, we decided to order our entrees to go and had some empanadas de Pollo (chicken empanadas) while we waited about an hour for our to go order because my sister decided to order the Paella which is cooked fresh when ordered so it takes a while. Tip: Call ahead if you plan on ordering paella. I wish I had taken pictures of the food when I got back home. But in my family, I am the one who runs around gathering all the plates, utensils, and drinks for everyone. By the time I sat down to the dinner table, my family was already halfway done eating their first serving. They were hungry, but the food was also delicious, so they couldn't help themselves. The servings allowed for each of us to have leftovers that we are excited for. Tonight, I tried their grilled chicken, which was perfectly prepared. Next time, I definitely will be trying their churrasco. And I will definitely be ordering more empanadas. These empanadas must have been the best empanadas I have tasted in this country (America) for a long time. I can see myself becoming a regular here because of the food and the friendly service. I am happy that this place turned out to be my birthday dinner restaurant with my family. It was perfect. Next time, I promise to take pictures of everything. The ambiance is super cute, too, with several photo Ops.

Food is terrible,skimpy as hell,I ordered a yaroa with chinola juice,yaroa came with onions and…read morepeppers,when in the description it never stated that,order a picadera for 26$,came with like 5 tostones and small as plate for 26$,wasted 65$ on terrible food,never again ordering here.Never