Went there after work today to get some mofongo and carne frita... it's been a couple of years…read moresince I've been in. New owner was very nice and the servers were very friendly! The food was great and fresh. Will definitely be back - WEPA!!!

I'm giving RinCon two stars for the hospitality. I ordered…read moreforty dollars worth of empanadas and rice and I didn't care for any of it. My daughter told me that the food is usually good, therefore I may give them a try. On this visit, however, the empanadas were overcooked. I could barely bite into them. The shrimp had no taste. I didn't taste any seasoning. The rice was cold with a lackluster flavor. I did enjoy my horchata as I sat at the bar waiting for my carry out. Parking is on the street. There is a bar and tables for seating. Children, apparently, are welcome.

We're in Ecorse, Michigan. Not exactly the first place you…read moreexpect to find a little slice of Puerto Rico. Steel town grit. Cold air off the river. And tucked between the ordinary... a spot called El Amanecer. No frills. No neon gimmicks. Just steam rising from trays and the smell of something real. You walk up and it feels like somebody's abuela is in the back, running the whole operation with quiet authority. First up -- empanadas. The shrimp? Riquísimo. Straight up. One bite and it's that Ratatouille moment -- the world fades out, and suddenly you're somewhere warmer. Brighter. It's the best part of Puerto Rico tucked between two pieces of golden dough. Crispy outside, tender inside, seasoned like somebody actually cared. That's a 10 out of 10. No debate. The beef empanada? Juicy. Properly juicy. Little chunks of potato hiding in there like buried treasure. The kind of detail that tells you this isn't mass-produced -- this is made by hand. Balanced, comforting, confident. 9 out of 10. The chicken? Man... they made that with love. Moist, flavorful, no shortcuts. It doesn't try too hard -- it just delivers. A strong 8.8. Respectable. Solid. Then the chuleta frita. Fried pork chop, cooked all the way through -- no nonsense. Seasoned right. Crispy edges, tender inside. It's not flashy, it's dependable. 8.3 out of 10. It shows up and does its job. But the arroz con gandules? Outstanding. Perfect moisture -- not dry, not mushy. The rice carries the flavor like it's supposed to. Deep, savory, vibrant. This is the kind of rice that makes you pause mid-conversation. 9.5 out of 10. Easy. Places like this -- they don't scream for attention. They don't need to. They just sit there in neighborhoods like Ecorse, quietly feeding people food that tastes like home. And sometimes, that's the whole point.

Support this new establishment. Menu is evolving, most…read morefried items are available and then adding more everyday. The menu as listed is extensive. Food is being made fresh to order.

The food is amazing and very delicious ... seasoned very well and good food portions!! The meat is…read morevery good as well . I recommend stopping here for next delicious Puerto Rican Food!!....

Great food great people definitely you need to try. We got a jibarito and mofongo con Camarones…read moreboth were delicious.

Just wrote a review of Tropical Bay at Market 42 in Brunswick. That is the place where the husband…read moreusually is. The husband and wife duo are incredible. I've grown close to the entire team, the mom, the friend Jackie who's a cook there as well. They treat you like you are going to visit a family member. The ambiance is incredible, they put in a lot of hard work and did many updates in the bar area. Please visit and tell them Cee Cee said they should try the place.

Whenever people ask me for a Latino restaurant rec this is my go to!! This one is a Dominican +…read morePuerto Rican restaurant. I usually get their yuca and Dominican chicken but today I got mofongo. Also their sweet plantains and cream cheese egg rolls are incredible!

Island City is a food truck specializing in Puerto Rican food. My friend and I spotted it at the…read moreCleveland Market. We immediately agreed that empanadillas for breakfast are the best choice. FOOD: We both ordered pork empanadillas. They were good but the meat felt too soupy. I also ordered guava empanadilla. I liked the guava filling but felt that the dough felt too fried/oily. Portions were generous in terms of empanada size. I want to sing praises to Tropical Coco (Coconut Soda). It was the perfect hint of coconut and subtle sweetness. My friend and I decided to find and order this soda somewhere. SERVICE: More pleasant than it should be at a food trucks. Great hospitality. We were even called by our first names. Service was also quite quick. VALUE: The menu goes up to $16. Most items are priced at $12. $6 per piece is a bit pricey for empanadas compared to local restaurants but this was also event pricing. I'd visit Island City again. Next time I'd like to taste Island Sandwich. Another coconut soda for me of course as well!!!

absolutely delicious! i've seen this truck around town a few times but have never been able to stop…read moreuntil today - i saw a sign that said "best pork sandwich" so went ahead and ordered that and tostones.. pricing is affordable and the flavor that was packed into the sandwich was unreal, i'll definitely be back!

Very cute establishment! We came around lunch time and were seated and ordered drinks right away…read more The service was good and attentive! The food was good, but definitely not the best street tacos I've had. My grandma ordered the bowl and loved it!!

Great service. Solid food and amazing apps. Really couldn't find anything negative. The food was…read moresolid and the happy specials were on point. We will be back. Solid choice.

Service was great haven't been here in a long time let's gooooooo gets some food be rrrrrrread more

What an incredible restaurant serving up authentic Puerto Rican cuisine with affordable pricing…read more The food tastes homemade and is very satisfying and filling. The service also is very friendly and fast. I definitely will be coming back.

Definitely seems like an authentic joint. I was a little disappointed in the quantity of food you…read moreget for the price they charge. Tried a couple things, and the taste was good but relatively the same amongst everything. Also keep in mind that seating is very limited inside, only one or two tables that can seat maybe four to five people.

I had the Jerk chicken Nachos with the passion fruit and mango for lunch. That was the best $14 I…read morespent for a work meal.