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    Sofrito Rico

    4.5 (6 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Sandwíchon Café

    3.8(23 reviews)
    3.4 km•Montclare

    I've passed by Sandwichón Café countless times driving up and down Harlem, so we finally decided to…read morestop in for lunch--and I'm glad we did. At first, I was a little unsure how it worked since there's a service counter, but staff quickly greeted us and showed us to a table. Table service was a pleasant surprise. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable, walking us through an impressively extensive menu. I ordered the Double Medianoche--pulled pork, ham, mustard, Swiss cheese, and sweet pickles, all pressed panini‑style. My friend went with the Pan con Croqueta, a ham and cheese sandwich topped with a ham croquette. For anyone unfamiliar (myself included), croquetas are minced pork that's breaded and deep‑fried. Both sandwiches were solid, but the Medianoche was the clear winner for me--warm, flavorful, and perfectly pressed. With so many options on the menu, there's plenty more I want to try. Friendly staff, good food, and a comfortable dine‑in experience. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. There at least two signs advising they will charge 18% gratuity to tables of three or more and will not split checks for three or more.

    Kicking myself for waiting to try this place. Ordered eggs with breakfast sausage. Those sausage…read morepatties are amazing. Had to try the alcapuria, it was amazing. The cheese and jam empanada arrived hot and gooey. The breakfast potatoes just perfectly seasoned. It's great to have a place this good nearby.

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    3.4(499 reviews)
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    We ordered a lechon jibarito and churrasco mofongo. Initially we wanted the mofongo relleno de…read morechurrasco chef's special, but they didn't have any of the chef's specials as the chef was not in today, so our server suggested to us the regular version as an alternative, which he assured us would taste mostly the same, just not with the meat stuffed inside the mofongo. The jibarito was very unique, from the plantain buns to the burger-like American cheese, tomato, and shredded lettuce. The lechon was well-seasoned and tender. The churrasco mofongo was very tasty. The skirt steak was cooked perfectly medium rare; it was loosely. but not fully, cut into strips. The monfongo was great with the soup.

    I'm a big fan of the original Jibaritos y Más on Fullerton, so I was genuinely excited to be in the…read moreBelmont neighborhood and finally give this location a try. Unfortunately, I left really disappointed. I ordered an alcapurria, pescado frito, a pastel, and a jibarito with rice. The alcapurria came out first and was so hard I could barely even cut into it. Since it was lunchtime, I wasn't expecting something that seemed like it had been sitting around, but beyond the texture, it was also really lacking in flavor. I figured maybe it was just an off item or an off morning, so I was still excited when the pescado frito and pastel came out. Unfortunately, those were disappointing too. Everything just lacked the flavor, sazon, and that feeling of food being cooked with love that I'm used to when eating Puerto Rican food. The jibarito was mediocre and didn't have much meat, and the rice was dry with large clumps that weren't even separated. I really wanted to love this location because I've had such good experiences at the Fullerton restaurant, but the quality and flavor just weren't comparable. Based on this visit, I wouldn't come back to the Belmont location. I'l stick with the original on Fullerton.

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