Great food and service price was great for the amount of food. Will definitely try again.read more

First time visiting with co-workers for lunch. A decent "hole-in the-wall" Colombian restaurant…read more Pros: I tried the "Typical Colombian" under their breakfast menu, which included steak, rice and beans, corn pie, and scrambled eggs. Not bad for $9! Their portions are big! But I'm not complaining because I always love taking leftovers home to enjoy for another meal. I had asked for water and the waitress brought me a bottled water. I thought she was going to charge me for it, but she didn't! (Not sure if she forgot, or of they give out bottled waters for free, but I'm not complaining). Food came out pretty fast, especially since we were on our lunch time crunch. Cons: Street parking is not always easy, not sure if they have a lot in the back. Also, my steak was a little too dry. Overall, a restaurant I would recommend and revisit in the future!

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.

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

I expected better service, but this place keeps getting worse…read more They need more respect, coordination, and organization, as well as better hygiene; the people serving food also handle money, which is unpleasant, and they don't wear face masks, gloves, or hairnets.

I keep passing Sazon. It's survived since my first (and to date only) visit, always packed with…read morepeople. Still highly rated on every platform. So maybe I had a one-off issue. I finally decided to put it to bed and check back in. Still no clear way to know what you're getting or how much you'll pay. But I can now help - What they call a "buffet" is really just the trays where you pick what you want to load on your plate. A buffet with meat and 1 side is $7.99. Add a dollar for each additional side. Add a few dollars if you want two meats or double meat. So with that pricing in mind, you can mix and match what you'd like. And it's still a great value. I don't know what tasted stale last time, but the two I had this time - the stewed chicken and their sausage - were both great. The sausage carried a little bit of heat to it, and they threw in hot sauces for the chicken (they asked!). I had yuca fries and they were wonderful as I let them marinate in the stew. So update: This is now added to my Boonton rotation. I'm glad I gave them a second try.

Literal worst take out food not just in Warren County, but NNJ…read more Everything bad, nothing good. Would have asked them to credit meal, but in no way would we ever consider going there again. Our experience follows the trend of recent Google and Yelp Reviews. This restaurant either changed ownership or chefs; or simply stopped caring altogether.

The food was horrible. Restaurant Very dirty. Out of…read moreeverything we ordered and substituted with bad food. They didn't have chicken but then brought me chicken tacos after saying no chicken for fajitas? Don't go if u don't want to get sick

Came here for the lunch special on the weekday. Came with a soup, a drink, and a giant entree! We…read moreordered the green spaghetti with fried fish, and a lomo saltado. I would say they are pretty solid options, and the portion sizes were big. I wouldn't come here if you were in a rush though as our orders took a while for it to come out. Very spacious store, with plenty of parking in the back. I would say it's definitely worth it for their lunch price.

June 2026. Last night was our first time at El Marino and everything we had was delicious. There…read morewere four of us and we shared four entrees and an appetizer. The ceviche and fish stew were absolutely amazing. five stars for food and service. Decor is very basic but clean and nice so 4 stars for that.

Buenas tardes, Ayer…read morepor la tarde visité su restaurante y, al momento de solicitar la cuenta, noté que se me habían cobrado dos dólares adicionales sin que nadie me informara previamente sobre ese cargo. No se trata del monto en sí, sino de un tema de transparencia y confianza. Como muchos clientes, normalmente pago la cuenta sin revisar cada detalle del recibo, y esta situación me hace preguntarme cuántas otras personas podrían estar siendo cobradas de la misma manera sin darse cuenta. Gracias por su atención.

Came here for their lunch special on a weekday and it was so worth it! Food portions were huge that…read morewe took home to eat for two more days. We received all the food pictured for around $20. My favorite was the fried fish and pasta - very well seasoned and crispy. The pollo saltado reminds me of the food I had when I went to Peru. I can't speak for its authenticity, but there are a lot of locals coming in and out of the restaurant, so this place is feeding the community. ty thnx for reading

We came to this hole in the wall Peruvian restaurant for some weekday lunch, and it's such a value…read moremeal! The portions are huge, and the waitstaff were so sweet and sat down to tell us what foods they would recommend. They had a lunch special which wasn't on their menu, but for that day it was fried chicken with peanut sauce and rice (pictured) with chicken soup, or chicken chaufa with chicken soup. - Fried Chicken lunch special: 3/5, nothing to write home about but a GIANT quarter hunk of chicken perfectly seasoned - Green pasta with fried fish: 5/5, SO delicious... I've had green pasta many times at other Peruvian places and this one tastes way creamier and the basil sauce blends so nicely... even the fish was so perfectly fried and they gave us the best hot sauce on the side - Chicken soup: 5/5, had a chunk of chicken or two with potatoes and the soup was sooo savory Highly recommend! The lunch special was $11 which also came with a soda and the pasta was dinner sized and was $16. There is a cash discount too. Well worth the price. Ty for reading B^)

We had a great meal at Las Tres Maria. Service was amazing. Food fresh and good value. Felt like I…read morewas at my friend's house. Homemade food.