We went to Hornitos Colombian Restaurant for breakfast with the whole family, and overall it was a…read moregood experience. Colombian breakfast food is typically fried, which gives it a lot of flavor and makes it very satisfying. The pan de queso was especially delicious -- warm, soft, and full of flavor. The atmosphere was comfortable for a family meal, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. If you're looking to try traditional Colombian breakfast dishes, this is a solid option.

CHECK YOUR BILL AND PAYMENT. I went to the check out and server showed the bill on the screen and…read moreasked if it was ok. I said yes because it was. then she added a gratuity for herself and then put another screen for me to add a gratuity with options of 15 18 or 20. I clicked to giver her a tip and then I saw my final Payment jumped And this was for two people . SHADY to TRICK into DOUBLE TIPPING. One lady said you want it back. Yes !!!!' She said some people want to tip more. DISGUSTING.-NEVER AGAIN.

Pollo is chicken and this place serves Dominican food with a little Puerto Rican twist. I did go…read morefor the chicken since it's precooked and I don't know how long it's been there. But I can smell the roast pork shoulder and knew it was recently cooked, we call it Pernil. I wanted some of that with your typical white rice and beans which had plenty of pumpkin. I started to reminisce of old times in the Bronx where you had many quick meal restaurants we call Cuchifritos where this dish was standard stable. I didn't order fried plantain, Tostones, or the sweet one, maybe next time.

I've been to this establishment prior, always very courteous. Family own establishment, excellent…read morecustomer service and oh my goodness how great is the food. Please try you wouldn't be disappointed. My favorites are sweet plantains, pernil, beans, rice, empanada offered beef, chicken and cheese and good dessert.

Patrolled & Lechonera Costambar is a Home Run! This Dominican restaurant truly steals the show! I…read moreoften visit for their incredible lunch specials, and I can't get enough of their Pastelon--it has me under a delicious chokehold! The flavors are just phenomenal, and each bite is a taste of nostalgia. The service is consistently commendable, always attentive and friendly, although I've noticed some variation in portion sizes depending on who serves you. The dining area is inviting and comfortable, perfect for enjoying a meal with friends or family. I'm definitely looking forward to my next visit; I can already taste that Pastelon again! This place has quickly become a favorite of mine!

Found the place to be very clean with very friendly service. Had the pernil and it didn't…read moredisappoint will return in the near future.

Can only speak about the take out. Ordered 1/2 chicken with chaufa and the lomo saltado. Both were…read morevery good. Large portions. The Paterson location makes both better in my opinion. Plenty of parking. Not so sure this location so close to the other one makes business sense. But what do I know.

Touristy vibe with an ambience that is extremely LOUD. Food is subpar for the price, especially…read moreconsidering the competition nearby. Additionally, they advertise complementary parking and at the end we were charged (not the biggest deal, but the restaurant should be upfront about it). Also, there are steep stairs at the entrance and it is not accessible to those who need ramps. Overall, meh and overpriced.

Service here was very great. Staff was really friendly and welcoming and patient as we decided what…read morewe were gonna eat. We got the steak and yellow rice with beans and it was delicious. They give plenty of food. There is a spot to eat however we took it to go and had it at the park.

I attended 2 events that catered from this restaurant. The food was amazing…read more I've since ordered catering from them two times. They've always come no later than 20 minutes of the time I requested. I love that when you call they have an english and spanish option on their call menu. The staff have always been extremely friendly and helpful. We've ordered the pernil, chicken, arroz moro, white rice, beans, potato salad, and maduros. Everyone that was invited to our events loved the food and asked where it was ordered from. The food tastes amazing. We've also ordered empanadas as well (chicken & beef) and those are also really good. This is now our go-to spot for any catering needs. Their pricing is great and we've had no issues with service and quality of food. I highly recommend if you're seeking authentic Dominican food.

From the tropical shores of Cuba to the snow-capped Andes of Chile, Latin American cuisine tells…read morethe story of conquest, migration, and cultural fusion through every aromatic bite. This vibrant culinary tapestry weaves together indigenous ingredients, European techniques, African traditions, and Asian influences to create some of the world's most exciting and diverse food experiences. For over the past two decades, these chefs have elevated traditional ingredients and techniques to new heights. We've passed this restaurant many times on a busy River Road in Fair Lawn and decided to stop in. Upon entering this warm and cozy interior without a reservation as first-timers, my partner and I managed to locate a table outside on this summer-like day. Juany's Cafe is a cozy, family-run establishment making a great impression as a place for brunch on locals and visitors. The owner is Peruvian, and the Mexican cook began in the kitchens of his homeland, known for its authentic Latin-inspired cuisine. We decided on the Latin bowl with marinated steak accompanied by black beans, sautéed veggies, avocado, and sweet plantains & Grilled Chicken Burritos with Sweet Potato Fries. Complimentary fruit salad started our meal. All ingredients were fresh, and the seasonings were unique with their bold flavors. There was a wait time for food as everything was homemade, made to order, and well presented. The prices were more than reasonable considering the quality of the food. Our server was friendly and accommodating. The service was a bit slow due to a large party group. Brunch is the norm here, but we can't wait to try it out for dinner.

My family has been going to this local gem for years. They often update their specials and lovingly…read moreprepare each element of their dishes.

First time having a meal from here and it was good but could've been better. I had a Dominican…read morepatacon which came with shredded chicken, cabbage, tomatoes, pink sauce, and fried salami & cheese. The chicken was flavorless & very dry, which was disappointing, it tasted like it didn't even have salt. However the salami & cheese added flavor to it, thank god. I also wish the plantain would've been flatter because it was way too thick. However, the portion size is huge, I eat a lot and I got full with half of it. I also had a batido de lechosa and that was very very good. I look forward to going back & trying other things on their menu, hopefully they have more flavor.

I'm came here for pica pollo, which wasn't in the menu that day, so was going to order a chimi when…read moreI saw that club sandwich coming out and was like that's what I want. Oh God, that club sandwich took me back to my samurai chancletas days at chito's cafeteria. Best club sandwich I have had in forever, tasted like original Dominican club sandwich and the beef quipe was tasty as well, will sure be visiting again to try their other fares. Service and attention is on point and you might be lucky to find the staff filming their instagram skits while there, free entertainment.

Bitol has a small menu but the food is good. The al pastor tacos are delicious and are…read morePacked! It also comes with rice and black Refried beans which are delicious. Margaritas are good. They also have some cute instagramable drinks. Cute decor and plenty of parking

I want to like this place, but I've been here twice now and it just misses the mark and is so far…read morefrom being authentic. For starters, we had guacamole and chicken flautas. The guacamole didn't taste fresh at all and the chicken in the flautas had no flavor. For dinner, I had the enchiladas suizas. The chicken was the same chicken used in the flautas aka flavorless and the tomatillo "salsa" did not taste like salsa at all. It actually tasted more like the "avocado mousse" that the flautas were drenched in. My husband had the carnitas michoacan and he said they were just okay/super greasy/wouldn't get them again. Both our meals were supposed to come with rice and beans, but they only bought one side for us to share. When I looked around the restaurant, it seemed like they only bring one side per table regardless of party size. This to me is a rip off especially since this place is pricey. My 2 year old was also with us and we got him chicken fingers and fries from their very limited kids options. When I asked if he can have rice and beans instead of fries, they said no. You're a Mexican restaurant - maybe put a taco option with rice and beans on the kids menu. For dessert, we got tres leches- it was fine. The only other things ordered were a cocktail and a beer. We waited SOOOO long to get the bill and even longer for someone to come back to take our payment. With tip included- our total was about $180. That is very steep for the quality and quantity of food. Sadly, I don't think we will return.