Papusa were amazing. Fresh buttery cheese & chicharon..tacos beef asada very good and chicken…read moretamales outstanding..hidden gem...very friendly fast staff and service..Definitely recommend

How this place has good reviews is beyond me. I sat myself when came in, then no "Bienvenida, Que…read morese le ofrece". I asked about any lunch specials and the waitress said they didn't have any which I found very strange. I said no worries and ordered 2 pupusas and a canned soda. Pupusas were dry on the outside and mushy on the inside, not cheesy but mushy almost watery. I love pupusas and order them regularly, but left half of one uneaten. Also The waitress never once came to check up on me. Still left her a cash tip on a $10 bill and no "thank you, no ay muchas gracias, no que tenga buen dia"..nada de nada. I'm Latina and love eating at mom and pop places because the wait staff are warm and the ambiance feels like home to me. This restaurant does have a lot of bible verses on the walls maybe they should have focused on improving customer service and less on arts and crafts. Oh well, it was a miss for me.

Food is great and customer service is excellent…read more Jimmy is the best bartender and shows everyone a good time

The food was underwhelming. The Octopus was not grilled enough. Needed to have a light char. The…read moreshrimp was over done and hard. My Marisco was very good but my friend could not eat his sole which was battered and soggy. Service was decent.

Awesome Colombian place in Plainfield with a parking lot right next to the establishment. Entrees…read moreare delicious and some of the best shakes I could get on the stretch of Park Ave. I've been usually doing sit down and eat and I recommend eating inside. When I got take out once they gave me Chicharrón that didn't hold up to the usual quality. It was more like scraps. However, I'm willing to overlook this as in the past, I'm always treated to such good food and friendly service.

Every time we come here they never disappoint. The food is delicious and inexpensive. We haven't…read morebeen here in a little while and the have expanded the dining room which is definitely a good thing. You definitely can't go wrong with just about anything you order . The flavors are good and if you have a chance to try the famous sauces . White garlic sauce , the pink sauce and the Pice( salsa with a kick ) so good any way you go. The portions are pretty big and the service is fast. The empanadas are some of the best in the area. I always get extra to go .

Nuestra experiencia fue muy agradable en este restaurante, La mesera fue muy servicial y muy amable…read morecon nosotros 5 personas, la comida estaba muy Delicioso, rico, exquisito. A la vez una cosa que no me gustó fue que la mesera tocaba su teléfono para cambiar la música y seguido a eso llevaba la comida a la mesa pero es entendible para hacer ambiente en el restaurante, definitivamente si volveré al restaurante hay mucha variedad de comida por probar... Gracias por el Servicio

First time trying a Shuco. Lot's of sauces on a perfectly toasted hero roll. Clean bathroom, near…read morethe train station. 10/10.

Amazing Guatemalan food. It's owned by a great family and they make authentic food. They are always…read moreso welcoming and willing to help you make a perfect food choice. I don't eat red meat, but the short ribs always smell superb! Try the homemade drinks!

I tried this place last week for the 1st time & it was delicious. Came again this weekend w/ son &…read morehe likes it. Both times had the baleadas. The hand made huge fluffy tortillas are the best I've ever had, very tasty. I'll be back.

It's Central American food. It is good if you don't know how to make it. Ha! Who am I kidding it…read morewas good. I would definitely go back.

I'm just tired of the restaurant, I ordered the ceviche mixto before and that was like 20 dollars…read moreand came with mostly inedible chewy clams and now today I ordered the beans and cheese tostada, it was 7.99 the description says "lettuce, tomato, onions, cheese, salsa and meat of choice" considering it says beans and cheese I figured the beans counted as the "meat" but what I didn't figure was that it was literally just going to beans and cheese. Where's the lettuce? Where's the salsa? Where's the anything else, I paid 8 dollars for this. Oh well shame on me I guess, never again.

Terrible service, literally watches people walk out before me. They were more worried about…read morepickups, then new customers..way to lose a new one

Nunca me habia quejado del servicio pero con el nuevo personal k tienen, no dan ganas de ir ahi…read moreAunque la comida es muy buena la atención es mala últimamente Solo espero que la dueña haga algo p mejorar el servicio al cliente

Best prices in all of Somerset street North Plainfield!!! I always get batido de mora with milk…read more The empanadas go for $1 and they have chicken or beef. I prefer the chicken one and do alot of my friends but it really goes down to preference. My family loves their bandeja paisa as this is what they're mainly known for and everything is served pretty quickly. You can also order to go!

This restaurant was rube to me simply because I didn't not look like I spoke Spanish. I am not…read morefluent but I knew they were speaking about me. I also had trouble communicating with the waitress so my Oder came back wrong. I would not go back to this restaurant.

This place has always been one of my favorites, and I always come here with my family, the workers…read moreare very generous and kind, would definitely recommend coming here, especially in the mornings .

Everyone enjoyed the ribs, and everyone else enjoyed what they ordered, which included chicken,…read morechicken cutlet (I think), and a burger. Everyone also enjoyed the fries, which is included in most meals. Also, the "white rice" is more of a pilaf (as it includes bits of carrot and peas), which was also tasty. The hot sauce by the table is sour and a bit hot. While I didn't personally enjoy it, I've tasted something similar at other BBQ joints, so it's more about personal preference. Note: the ribs don't need sauce as it uses a dry rub. I just tried the hot sauce as I was curious. Note: this placed used to be a restaurant called Brasa; hence, why you'll see "brasa" in their website's URL but not on the sign outside. Also, the portions are huge; no one finished everything. I ordered the full plat of ribs to share with someone else and we still had left overs. Will definitely return if I'm in the mood for BBQ. P.S. if you dine in and eat BBQ, you may want to take some napkins from the bathroom. The table has cloth napkins which don't so a good job at getting the oil off your fingers. Just don't use the napkins from the bathroom for anything other than getting the oil of your fingers before you wash your hands.

I found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try--glad I did. It's a little off the beaten…read morepath, but definitely worth it. The food was absolutely delicious. At first, I didn't smell much when I walked in, but the owner was kind enough to let us check out the kitchen--and boom, that wood-burning setup was fired up and doing its thing Great experience overall, and I'll definitely be back.