If I didn't know better, I'd think I'm back in Europe! This Gyro was fresh and delicious! The…read moreflavors complimented each other very well and were authentic. Paired with the fresh cut fries - this perfectly resembled the taste of a delicious, freshly-made Döner-box in Hamburg, Germany! Don't miss the Biscoff tart dessert too!

So I ordered delivery, greek salad with extra anchovies, and olives. No extra olives. A pile of dry…read moreanchovies, that most likely, sitting out all day! It was not good at all. The Falafel were these little hard, dry balls of mashed chickpeas with absolutely on seasoning, and no taste. I ordered extra tatzika (spelling) at seven dollars, and received four 1 oz plastic containers of something that tasted store bought and not made in house. It was just not good. I love a good Greek salad and yes, plenty of anchovies, and olives. Onions were cut way too thick and tasted old. this was so bad I threw everything in the trash. Why is the food so bad in Harrisburg? I will not be going back.

It looks pretty bland on the outside. Inside it's a beachy feel with lots of tables, a counter, and…read more(the night we were there) someone playing music. It's definitely Boricua food. Monfongo, bifongo, trifongo . . . Since it was our first time in, we tried a lot of different items. The Monfongo with chicharones de pollo was excellent. The pastillilo de carne was good. The papas locas (with carne) was really good. It was so big, we couldn't finish it. We ordered it for an appetizer but it really could be an entree. The arroz con gondules was good. It could have had a little more flavor, but it was fine. I ordered a side of the trifongo since only the monfongo came with the entrees. I really liked their trifongo. Hubby got the pina colada frappe and it was very good, very fresh. Definitely a good place to visit. Street parking. Service was a little scattered and it took a lot longer for our food than expected. Lots of families and lots of people taking out, in addition to almost packed tables. Go, enjoy the Boricua food and feel like you're on an island. :)

Wow. Really liked this. We wanted to try something different and even though I am from Miami I…read morewasn't too familiar with Puerto Rican food. I really liked the mofongo and the fried pork. The chicken was pretty good. I think everything would've been better either in the store or just hotter. (The fries weren't warm). We will definitely be trying this place again.

This was my sister and I's first time trying this restaurant. The interior was small but cute. The…read morefood was authentic, and the waiter surprised us with yaca fries. The flavors and sauces were delicious. Next time we hope we can try the sweet guava & cream cheese/beef empanadas. 4.5 stars from me, great restaurant!

The food is DELICIOUS, and the service is wonderful! Authentic food at its BEST!!! Carmen is…read moreextremely nice as well......

Absolutely delicious. Perfect wouldn't change a thing. Dad got Sezchuan chicken and the sauce was…read moregreat.

If ordering pick up check your bag twice it's not good to get spring rolls without dipping…read moreMarinade!

Been coming here for 4 plus years, several times a week and have not had a bad meal...Sam the…read more"cook" is very accommodating. Will continue to come again and again. The wait staff is very attentive and friendly.

Breakfast was fine, but the chili is awful. I had a single bite of meat in the entire bowl, and the…read morebowl wasn't filled. Chipped beef and home fries meal was decent.

2026 Review - This place is nice! We went there last Wednesday to play trivia and they didn't have…read moreit...but guess what they did have (Spongebob Voice)? PENGUINS VS. FLYERS ON EVERY SCREEN!!! When I say every screen, I think they have about 30 televisions surround the entire interior of the building as well as what looks like how Hockey games have the scoreboard around the center, that's how it is their with the televisions. Trivia is every Wednesday at 7PM. It's a pretty good time honestly. There's a guy named Juan that runs it. He has good style, he is a classy individual and a very intelligent man. Do not use your cell phone or he will exclude you from the game. His rules, not mine... understandably some of the questions are hard but it is what it is. As for the food, it's amazing no matter what I get. From the Loaded Nachos to the Reuben to the Mozzarella Sticks, PB Burger, Fried Pickle Spears, and their Brownie Sundaes... Simply amazing! Every bite makes you want another. The waitresses their are attentive, communicative, responsive, they have jokes and are very polite and respectful. It's a place you can take your Mother.

Very disappointing from start to finish. First it took nearly ten minutes for a server to greet our…read moretable. I asked about the beer they have advertised and she said " idk I'm only 19." Just a strange response. Like oh, I can ask someone or would you like a sample, would be an expected response... So I opted for something else. Next they brought my son's drink and mine but forgot my husband's. So I had to ask for it, again. The wings were fine, probably the only thing I'd recommend. My son's Mac and cheese was Kraft. He wouldn't eat it. My husband said his burger was just ok. I didn't like the fries and my "Philly" cheesesteak was quite basic and really nothing to write home about. Definitely will not return. Very strange vibe where no one seems happy to be working there.

Awesome food! It was friendly and quick. Not much else to say...but it has to be 85 characters:-)read more

Decent little Mexican place in the Allison Hill section of Harrisburg. It is located on Derry…read moreStreet in a blue & red building with two satellite dishes (see exterior photo). The restaurant itself had a few tables, a frozen ice cream box, video chance games, a huge rack of phone cards and several pictures decorating the walls. Most of the pictures depicted scenes from mexico, such as poncho villa, zapata, rural life, cows, etc... one of the walls was covered in mirrors and had a sombrero hanging on it. They have standard tacos at 2.50 apiece, chicken, beef or pork. We tried several of them. There was also a Torta for 8.50 that was pretty decent. There was some type of hot sauce (Valentina brand) here that that we put on it made it significantly better. The helado de fresa or strawberry ice cream ($1.50) balanced it out. We also had the Bistek Ranchero: it came with 6 yellow corn tortillas, onions, cilantro, beans, rice & lots of beef, mixed with red pepper. That cost 14.00 pretty decent if you ask me. What makes this place stand out in my opinion is the " tostada ceviche de camaron " or lime marinaded seafood salad on a deep fried corn tortilla. This item is occasionally also available at competitors but not nearly as good. 5 Stars, incredible food!

Today's special was the Steakhouse Scrambler, and this thing was LOADED!…read more Scrambled eggs, steak, mushrooms, onions and plenty of melted cheese, served with two big pieces of toast. A huge, hearty breakfast with tons of flavor and definitely enough to fill you up! The steak, eggs and melted cheese worked perfectly together, while the mushrooms and onions added another layer of flavor. And the portion was definitely not small!

It took a minute to be seated and a waitress to attend to our table, perhaps because late-afternoon…read morestaff is short before dinner. But once Nikki, our server, approached us, it was an enjoyable dining experience. Why? Nikki was attentive with the right amount of check-ins, and she knew the menu. She even reminded me about the new customer rewards program in conjunction with Hershey Pantry, Valley Bistro, and Cornerstone Coffeehouse, available through the Toast App, which tracks visits and eventually earns discounts on a meal. This is my second visit under the new ownership; nothing has changed except that there is now a Happy Hour on the tavern side, weekly specials, and no more free coffee--still a gem of a neighborhood restaurant with the same menu we have come to love. I enjoyed my Caesar Salad with Salmon.

J&Z will have my vote for taco Tuesday every Tuesday! Not only are their tacos delicious, the are…read morethe most affordable in the area! Don't bother going to the el sol or el rodeo that up charge tremendously when you can support a place like this that is local and small. The service is always great and the ambiance is authentic. There's always music playing, smiling faces, and yummy food what else do we need?

Now a brick and mortar! Street parking was available when we arrived but very limited. The…read morerestaurant was very colorful and inviting and the servers were friendly and didn't mind giving me their opinions. We ordered food to go but ended up having a seat and taking a few quick bites because we hadn't eaten all day. The waitress let me taste both the horchata and the Jamaica to see which one I'd prefer and we settled on one of each. Both delicious!!! My man and I both got the carne asada fries. I didn't see them on the menu, he just asked if it was an option and they said yes but it could have been something on the menu that I just over looked. The fries were DELICIOUS. They use the big seasoned steak cut fries and it was LOADED with protein had all the expected toppings and a good portion of cotija cheese which I love!! Will definitely be stopping in here on the regular.

I knew from the moment we pulled up that this place was going to have good pizza. Maybe it was the…read moreoutdated signs, the old-school pizzeria vibe, or even the TV playing biblical stories--but it just felt like the kind of spot that makes classic, no-frills pizza. And I was absolutely right. We ordered a white pizza, and it was delicious--definitely that old-school flavor I was hoping for. My spouse tried a sandwich and said it was just okay, but the white pizza was the real standout. The service was okay. It was near closing time, and the two employees weren't overly friendly, but they weren't rude either. They did accommodate all of our requests, which I appreciated. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the pizza alone.

Today, I had a sudden urge inside of my stomach. Something like Winnie the Pooh looking for honey…read moreand the rumble led me to Roberto's Pizza in Pennbrook. Now, I haven't been there in quite some time because I knew the owners had switched over a few years ago; however, the Italian sub I had still possessed its original taste. There's something about a sub roll when it meets the meat, cheese, and spices with herbs, along with the oil and vinegar on an Italian sub. There's nothing better than when it hits all at once. Personally, there are two things that make a great sub: the roll and, of course, the meat. I walked in roughly around 12 noon, and I was surprised to see so many people inside waiting to get their food. That was a good thing, only because I know people are now back to working on their lunch breaks; not only that, if it's packed at the lunch hour, it means the food and the pizza are definitely good. I made my order ahead of time, picked up my sub, and was in and out. Of course, I finished it with a delightful Coca-Cola. Nothing is better than a good old Coca-Cola. I was intrigued by the multiple pizzas already ready inside the window with delightful choices such as Buffalo Chicken, Grandma, Vegetable, and also Meat Lovers, which all looked delicious. The staff are very nice, and the lovely lady with the beautiful blue eyes at the register made me want to purchase more food. But at that time, I wasn't shot by Cupid. I must say, I will give the sub a hard 4.8 out of 5 and the experience inside the restaurant definitely a 4 out of 5. There was a TV sitting in the corner, which was amazing, and plenty of parking to get in and out, plus plenty of seating.