We found Cosecha's by accident. We were looking for a place to drop in for breakfast. Cosechas…read morepopped up in our search. We were very lucky it popped up. Everything about Cosecha's is great. I'm not a Colombian food expert, so I can't say if it was traditional or not. But we really liked what we had!! We had a few empanadas as appetizers. They were really good. Nice crispy outside, and stuffed full on the inside. We could tell they were freshly handmade. They were clearly not frozen. The coffee is perfect. It had a robust coffee flavor. Not a bitter or burnt flavor, but a full coffee flavor, with a slight hint of cocoa. Staff is very friendly and attentive. They know all the dishes. I wasn't sure what to order. I told the waitress I was really hungry and asked what's popular. She suggested Calentado. It's a dish with eggs, rice & beans, meat, and cheese topped arepa. Meat choices are chicken, steak, ground beef, or chorizo. I tried the chicken. The waitress recommended scrambled eggs with onions and peppers. Our food came out very quickly. The plates of food were enormous. Each plate had enough food for two people. And everything was great! They have a large assortment of pastries and desserts up front. Unfortunately, I was too full to try any. They seem to be very popular in the neighborhood. While we ate, we noticed the staff joke around with people who popped in for coffee, sandwiches, or desserts. There are a lot of regulars. Tables, counters, and floors are clean. Take out refrigerators are stocked well. Popular music plays at proper levels. Loud enough that you can hear it, but not so loud that you can't hear each other. We will definitely be back again for breakfast. We will also come back for lunch, dinner, and desserts. Check it out if you're in the area.

Delicious, satisfying and cheap! Best description for this place!…read moreWe tried their delicious picada which had so many different flavors, there was chorizo, chicken, beef and amazing chicharrones! Would totally recommend it! The service was great and quick, by the time we arrived the soup was gone but they had a great menu special! The ambiance was pretty cool and clean, lots of good latino music too! They have parking on the rear

Easily one of the best spots for authentic Venezuelan food. We started with the sample appetizer…read moreplatter, which was a great way to try a variety of items. The fresh juices were delicious, and the Chicha Blanca was a unique treat (like a drinkable version of rice pudding). The arepas were fantastic with flavorful fillings. However, the highlight of the meal was definitely the Venezuelan-style hamburgers and hot dogs. They were absolutely massive, piled high with meat and toppings, and packed with flavor. The staff was incredibly kind, and there is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating for the summer months.

Very fast service, although a little bit of pressure to order. I asked the waitress what her…read morefavorite was and she recommended the steak and cheese arepa fried. I also did the shredded beef and plantain and beans grilled. Steak and cheese arepa was the star, so crispy, juicy steak, cheese seared. I could eat it dinner every time. The other arepa was decent, it just had the mistake of going second, shredded beef felt slightly dry. It was al little pricier than expected, the steak was 14 and the shredded beef was 11. Will be back to try other dishes!

'Mamis' is an excellent Caribbean Latin traditional flavorful food…read more It's a family own restaurant, nice ambience and music. We enjoyed the variety and selection like tostones, Mofongo con camarones (shrimp), rice with brown peas, stew gizzards, empanadillas, fish con variety peppers and onions, salmon, pollo guisado and typical fruit drinks and traditional desserts. Prices are right!!! Lady Griselda was super attentive, friendly to us and every customer coming thru the doors. She was explaining the different food and dishes selection. We have a great experience eating at Mami's' Restaurant. Highly recommended!

Mami's Latin Cuisines Restaurant is the kind of place that feels special the second you walk in…read more It's warm, energetic, welcoming, and truly authentic. You can feel the pride behind the food, the service, and the atmosphere. The owners, Griselda and Rafael, were incredibly kind and helpful. I don't eat meat, and they immediately listened to what I was looking for and recommended the shrimp in garlic sauce. I've had this dish at a lot of Central American and Latin restaurants, and this was easily one of the richest, most flavorful versions I've ever had. The garlic sauce had so much depth, and the shrimp was cooked perfectly. The tostones were also outstanding. My wife loves tostones, so we've had them plenty of times, and these were some of the freshest and best we've had, perfectly salted, crisp, and the plantain was cooked exactly right. Not mushy, not hard, just perfect. Their fresh juices were also incredible and absolutely worth ordering. The vibe of the restaurant is a huge part of the experience. It feels authentic, lively, and welcoming, and even the artwork inside and outside is worth stopping to see. The restaurant was busy with people coming in for what looked like buffet-style Dominican food, but my dish was cooked fresh in the back and still came out super fast. Another moment that stood out was when I noticed there were no empanadas de queso left. Griselda kindly told me it would only take a minute to make one fresh for me, and it came out perfect, especially with their house-made green sauce. My only small suggestion would be to add a hotter, punchier red sauce for people like me who love extra heat and want even more of a kick. But overall, this place is a gem. If you're looking for authentic Dominican food, Latin cuisine, fresh juices, tostones, shrimp in garlic sauce, empanadas, and genuinely kind service, Mami's Latin Cuisines Restaurant is absolutely worth visiting. Highly recommend.

We went for a quick bite before an even at the music hall. The service was great. They sat us down…read morequickly and our food came out right away. We order the meat picadera. All the meats and chicken wells flavorful and tender. I definitely will come back and try a dinner meal.

My husband was craving Ecuadorian food, and since his mom lives all the way in Queens, NY and I…read morehaven't quite mastered those dishes yet. We decided to take a trip down to Norwalk after seeing the mouthwatering photos from El Idolo. The menu, especially the "specials," had some nostalgic favorites that caught my husband's eye. I was especially excited for the Bolón de Verde, my favorite Ecuadorian breakfast that's very similar to a Dominican mofongo. We ordered it as an appetizer, and wow -- not only was the portion size much larger than expected, but it was just as incredible as the ones I've had in Ecuador. My husband couldn't stop talking about the humitas -- one of his favorite childhood breakfast dishes -- so, of course, we had to order those too. I have to admit... I might actually like them more than tamales! Our main entrees did not disappoint. The portions were huge for the price, so we had plenty to take home. Somehow, we still saved room for dessert -- figs and cheese, a surprisingly amazing combo that ended the meal perfectly. To top it all off, our host was incredibly attentive and kind. She even saved us from getting a parking ticket when we completely missed the meter at the end of the awkwardly placed street. And the Ecuadorian music playing in the background? It made us feel like we were right at home with my husband's family -- complete with the classic tunes about heartbreak and betrayal! We'll definitely be back!

So I enjoy living life on the edge, and as a non-spanish speaker going to this little hole in the…read morewall in Port Chester requires a little of that "on the edge" mentality. Once you get past the look of the place or the fact that the staff barely speaks a lick of english - this is some FANTASTIC peruvian food! There are a ton of other restaurants in this area with various south american themes, but this one is da bomb! My favs: Pollo Soltado Ceviche Mixto Tamales - when they have them Arroz con Gambas Be careful with the green dipping sauce that comes with the bread - its addicting and spicy. You'll love hating its burn! The bread is fantastic also. One thing you need to know when going here: para llavar = We'll take the rest to go please!

Definitely better than other "Latin" or "Spanish" food choices in notoriously boring Westchester…read moredining. We ordered a few things, The stewed chicken an veggies over french fries, Seco de Res, stewed beef with beans and rice, and a paella-like rice dish. The meal came with pickled red onions and their tangy, spicy, white sauce. Now, the beef in the Seco de Res was a bit dry, but edible, and hearty, for $7. It came with beans and rice which were also very good, but plain. The chicken dish was great, except the fries get soggy, which may just be the way they prepare it in Peru. It also came with a side of rice. The paella-like rice dish was full of seafood! Clams, mussels, shrimp and squid, almost every bite had a chewy seafood bit in it, but it was clearly frozen seafood and tasted a bit gum-y. Otherwise, it was a fine dish. Overall, the meal was good, considering we had to eat on a park bench over by the water, because they kicked us out. We knew they would, because we called on our way over, and says they close at 8:30. Their soda, forgot what it was called, in a pink can, is a local Apple soda. It was very tasty and a great refresher for the spicy sauce. Which reminds me, the spicy sauce must be one of the best parts of the meal. It was fresh, tangy, creamy and spicy all at the same time. I must know what it is. I must have it. It made everything else more edible and quite good.

Came back here to lunch with a coworker, I sampled their oxtail, kinda too tomato pasty for me…read more. ended up getting their steak.. but looks like I was mistakenly charged for ox tail, I really didn't care to explain.. with the language barrier of the cashier. The steak wasn't bad, maybe too much rice for me, should have gotten a lunch special portion instead.

Omg can't say enough good things about this Dominican spot! They offer different portion sizes to…read morefit every appetite and budget. I was sooo hungry I ate and forgot to take pictures of my food. The prices are great for the quality you get. The food taste very fresh and you can taste the authenticity and care in every bite. I'm definitely coming back and you definitely have to try this place. Las arepitas de yuca...oh dios mio. Delicious. El chicharon? My favorite

We honestly thought the place was really good. Food is great and staff was friendly when we went…read more The atmosphere was nice too. It's worth noting that we never ordered via Uber Eats so can't really comment on that. The only reason why I deducted a star is because we had to pay a mandatory 5% tip. We thought that was weird, but oh well. We just adjusted what we tipped on top of that 5% so it would come out to what we were going to tip. Not a big deal. This won't be the last time we go here. If you go here, try the juices! Please watch our reel on instagram for more details: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cv-KFbbRltK/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Best Honduran Restaurant in these parts--definitely a small operation owned by a hard working young…read moreman and his cook(s)--but the food is authentic and the service is friendly! Try it! Order the authentic baleadas and then try the rest on future visits.

With delicious and affordable homestyle cooking, this place is a welcome new addition to Main St…read more There is a varied buffet and the owner is very kind. I had rice with two types of beans, pozole and salad. Plenty of options here for vegetarians. There's ample seating and it would be a good choice for groups seeking a casual, friendly dining experience.

There are few words that i could use to describe my extreme disappointment In the flavorless,…read morestale leftovers that this place tried to pass off as food. After i and my wife took one bite and quickly spit it out i could only think of the next poor soul that spent their last $9 on a plate of inedible garbage. Stay away unless horrible leftovers and a possible case of food poisoning is on your wish list.