It's a hole in the wall location that I got lost trying to find. Then once i realized it looked…read morelike a house, I managed to find it. A fair warning though, it's ONLY a drive thru! I wasnt expecting that so I decided to go down the street to Faro to dine in, but I got a bunch of $2.50 chicken and beef empanadas and papas rellenos which were really fresh and amazing!!! Sorry no pics but it was so good that we returned to buy more for the flight as an in-flight snack.

Was staying at the Golden Nugget and was in the mood for spanish food. Called to place the order…read moreand luckily they speak english. Got the garlic shrimp mofongo (comes with a little salad), white rice, they forgot my beans, yuca with onions and flan. The food that we did get was pretty good, but them forgetting the beans was a buzz kill. Also, the girl wasn't the friendliest at the counter. Doubt if I would go back, because it wasn't that great of an experience.

Ended up trying Queens Pizza Palace because it was close and I had a taste for Peruvian. So since…read morethe reviews were good it decided to try it out. Went about 30 mins before closing and decided to try the Pernil (more Puerto Rican) and the signature Peruvian dish to gauge, the Lomo. Both were excellent, staff was courteous and fast. Although more of a takeout spot on the main drag, the decor and the unique tables and chairs are pretty cool. I liked this spot and would return.

So this place is... well you see their Mexican but I ordered the Peruvian dish... OK, the truth…read morethis place is hard to pin down. I guess the best explanation is that it is your typical Mexican, Peruvian, Dominican Pizza sandwich and BBQ joint. Maybe.... Yeah they have everything on the menu. I can't imagine being great at everything but everything we had was very good. I had the Lomo Saltado although they don't make the famous Peruvian green chili sauce. They did provide a green Mexican style sauce. It was good too. My wife ordered the empanadas. I have never experienced empanadas this size. They were good too. Birria queso and beef. Again, very good. My father-in-law had the tostadas and he seemed to be happy with his. I wouldn't know, he didn't offer me a taste :( Cellvie, our waitress, was super nice and talkative. We really enjoyed her conversation with her. The food came out fast and it was hot. The place is clean but no frills. Typical looking Mexican taco shop. The prices were very reasonable.

Great restaurant in the Quarter at Tropicana. They are in area by the movie theater…read more They are hard to miss as there's an old school Cadillac parked right out front. It's decorated like it would be in Cuba(I think? I've never been). The staff were very friendly and the food was delicious. The mixed grill was good and just enough for two people. The banana split is awesome as it's served in a huge martini glass. I'll definitely be back.

Our first happy hour for our vacation in Atlantic City, we went to Cuba Libre to begin stamping our…read moreTropicana HH passport. Plentiful bar seating and lots of hours and days offered, unlike some other venues. Pleasant bartender took great care of us, and there were regulars at the bar which is always encouraging. The happy hour menu includes several $8 cocktails so I ordered a red sangria and hubby tried the mojito. When in Cuba, have a rum drink for sure! Both were excellent and good value. I had to try the crab guacamole, even though it's just crabmeat on guac. Good stuff. All mine because hubby doesn't eat avocados, too bad! The surprise was the plantain chips that came with this dish, they were huge, and such crunchy deliciousness! We also got the dragon street meatballs, which he got to enjoy by himself (because they are beef and pork meatballs and I can't consume pork). This was a big portion for $8. The sauce was sweet and salty. A good dish! We weren't super hungry so we didn't try other apps but this is a solid HH!

From great parking very nice hostess great seating very nice waitress and great coffee and foodread more

I saw the very high ratings for this restaurant so I was excited to try it. The staff was extremely…read morefriendly and I ended up talking to my waitress for probably 10 to 15 minutes before ordering a single thing. She recommended the food I ordered in this picture. I cannot remember the name of the dish. But what I will say is that the food was delicious, all of it was excellent. And the price of $25 for this very full plate was worth every penny. I was starving and I ate a lot, but still had to take half of my food home. I have now found my favorite Colombian food and the Atlantic City area. Definitely a must do if you were in the area.

THE BEST FOOD EVER! I wish this restaurant was next to…read morehome. I ordered every single day via DoorDash when I stayed at the Showboat Hotel. My food was soooo AMAZING that my friend tried it and had to order as well. I had legume twice, fried snapper, stew goat, black rice, Rice, and peas and fried plantain. THE BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST HAITIAN FOOD THAT I've Had In Jersey Thus Far.

Quick stop here for some to go orders. I believe to go is…read morethe only option because the chairs were stacked up on the tables when we reached. Food took a while so it would be best to order ahead of time here. We had some wings and banan and tassot. For a $15 plate of tassot, the quantity was definitely not worth it. The wings, pictured, were tasty. Ok spot, a little pricey so be prepared.

I love the food here! The employees are so friendly and helpful because my Spanish is not good. But…read morethey have been even teaching me some words! I highly recommend, you can see what you are getting I usually get 2 or more dishes since the prices are reasonable. Try the chicken stew, beef stew, chiccarones, and whole fried fish. You won't be sorry! Authentic, delish food!

Another Dominican gem. Super nice people and great food. I have eaten the arroz amorillo con…read morepollo (yellow rice with roast chicken), carne de res guisado (beef stew), and yucca de empenada con papa y queso (potato and cheese empenada with a yucca crust). Big portions and usually spanish speaking people ordering food when I go in there. You want to try it here. Possibly will need to point to things and nod if you don't speak spanish, but maybe you should be learning languages to order food in anyway!

I think the only Spanish place that poppin on the weekends and some weekdays. They sell some…read moredelicious "frituras" the beers is good for the price and hoohak with refills. The DJ are always good. They always mix music such as bachata,salsa, merengue, hip pop (Wednesday). I like to listen to different music. Good place to be at specially if you know how to dance.

First of all big improvement in the kitchen in a years time. I went last year August and had the…read morefriend chicken with rice beans and plantains and it was WAYYYYYYY TO SALTY! My friend decided to try it again so we went and to our surprise they turned it around in the kitchen the food was great! The only reason why I'm not giving it 4/5 starts is because the decour is pretty bad, we ate on foldable chairs and tables I assume it's for the club scene at night. I would eat here again

The lamb chops were so tasty. It has more of an upscale vibe to the traditional dominican resturantread more

Another tale of two experiences between the Misses and I. *I* particularly like Cafe Nitido; the…read morewife said she will wouldn't go back. *shoulder shrug emoji*. Let's discuss.... First, the place is very nice on the inside; spacious, clean, relatively quiet. The servers were nice, (a little awkward, but nice...), and the food was delicious. I decided to go with the chicharrones mofongo, and the Misses got the salmon. We got a side of fried plantains to split. I was a little worried watching other peoples mofongos coming out, because although beautifully plated, the helping looked small. But, it was more than enough food. The plantains were more than a little over, (aka burnt,) but they tasted ok nevertheless. The Misses enjoyed her salmon, but was QUITE upset that the meal came with white rice instead of yellow. She says that she specifically asked for yellow, but I can't remember, AND, as is the custom now a days, the waitress didn't write the order down, instead trying to remember everything. Hate that practice, I really do. The MEALS were reasonably priced, but the sides and drinks were astronomical. The side of plaintains was TEN dollars. I ordered a coffee at the end of the meal, (that took FOR.EVER. to come out by the way,) and it was like an espresso sized cup of coffee that costed almost $5. The iced teas, over $4. They make up the difference of the meals on the other shit. Our bill for the mofongo, the salmon, an iced tea, a side of plantains, and the worlds slowest, smallest coffee was JUST under $100. It was good, but it wasn't THAT good. As I mentioned, the server was awkward, and would come by the table and then just stand there, or walk away and then walk IMMEDIATELY back, so it was just a little weird. YMMV. Again, even with all that, I would absolutely go back here. They have a LOT of mofongo options, and I'd love to try another protein.

Alright, I really want to do a long review but... it's no need. I will say this, LC's is AUTHENTIC,…read moreand FLAVORFUL. You feel as if you're on an island. It's an escape in a welcoming family friendly environment. I will choose them anytime I'm craving Latin foods.

Everything was pretty good. Even my three kids approved. The Chicken Mofongo is great, but kind of…read moremessy. Lol.

What an amazing experience. We arrived late from another state and needed a place to eat that…read morewasn't your typical fast food. Someone suggested the Latino Bar and Restaurant. From the outside you would never guess that there is a dining area, but what a pleasant surprise. Inside: One side is the bar and one side is the dining area. Everything is really clean. The tables had their table cloth, and napkins, and we were promptly acknowledged and invited to sit. (The bathrooms were spotless as well). Outside: Off Street parking is available. Menu: Offered a nice variety of Latin cuisine. Cuban style plates are available, however the style of cooking is broadly latinamerican, so it can be enjoyed by anyone. What I mean by that it doesn't have a distinct Dominican or Cuban style. However, as a Latino-Puertorican. I loved it! The food tasted like it was from my grandma's kitchen. The food: was impeccable. Perfect temperature. Visually appealing. Tasted fresh. Not greasy. The rice was the best rice I'd had in years. Everything tasted so fresh!!!! I had a Cuban dish called Ropa Vieja and it was shredded beef that was delicious. The attention was beyond amazing. The wait staff checked in on us consistently, brought water without me asking, and I could tell they aimed to please. The tables were nicely placed and there were booths and tables. Also seating for larger groups were available. The drinks: The best Margarita! The only drawback was the price 18.95 which my hubby thought that for a Margarita was ridiculous. I guess we paid for the expertise. I had a Piña Colada, it was well done and well priced. Improved: It was 9:30 pm when we sat to eat. The music was so loud. The waitstaff offered to lower the sound on our side and did. Kudos to you. Verdict: Better than most places in the area. A must go to place, for well done food and a wonderful dining experience.

We ordered for take out on a Friday night when visiting the area. A friend picked up the food so I…read moream unsure of the atmosphere inside. We ordered the food about 25 mins prior and it was ready when we arrived. I ordered the Carne Asada Salad and 2 pupusa bombs. The carne asada salad was good but it was supposed to come with chimichurri which it didn't :( they sent ranch which was disappointing. The pupusa bombs were supposed to be only cheese but they had some type of meat inside. They were really good! It was supposed to be for myself and a child but they only like cheese and since we received the wrong one they didn't get to enjoy it. Overall I would consider ordering here again if I'm in the area.