Probably won't be returning. I make better nachos at home…read more It all tasted like it came out of can. We ordered meatless meat nachos and a beef burrito. The prices were reasonable and the food was ready on time. The person was friendly. The nachos had fresh lettuce and that's about it. Had canned cheese sauce, not queso sauce. The red salsa, pico de gallo and guacamole all tasted like the stuff that comes in a jar or sealed plastic container at the grocery store. The meatless meat might have been gardein. It wasn't Impossible Meat or Beyond Meat. The portion on the "meat" was generous but the toppings were sparse. There was a 3oz black to go container of each. There was supposed to be shredded cheese but I only found a couple pieces. I had to add my own toppings when I got home. Wife says there didn't seem to be shredded cheese in her burrito either. Said it was bland.

We ordered $16 steak tacos and $13 chicken tacos and they were tasteless, similar to grocery store…read morebought microwaved tacos. Yuck! The rice and beans were vomitos. We fed it to our dog and she refused. Smart. There are so many better places to eat than this train wreck. You pay a premium here for awful quality. I will say that the woman who took my order was great. Too bad the food is terrible.

Loved the food from here so much, we ordered it for my dad's birthday party. This is a big deal,…read morebecause 1) my dad's a huge foodie, 2) the rest of our family are also huge foodies. We're a (mostly) Indian family, so we're flavour fanatics, and most of us are pretty well-traveled. My uncles are the type to go hunt down "the best" of any dish in whichever city they're in, so I felt some pressure picking the food for the first event I was ever hosting at my place. Winston's didn't fail me. Everyone ate past full, and leftovers went quick. It's not the sort of place you go to sit down & eat, but totally go grab something to pig out on for a family dinner, movie night, random craving... The portions are amazing, too - I over-ordered for sure even though we had more people than chairs here. Great value, drool-worthy food. The smell will kill you on the drive home. My favorite is the goat curry; the husband LOVES the jerk chicken.

I travel for work so I'm all over the country, I eat out on a daily. So looking for delicious and…read morehealthy food is hard to come by, but I went on Yelp and searched Caribbean food, and this is the first restaurant that popped up with the best reviews. As far as his food, it taste spectacular, but the portion control is left to be desired. I purchased oxtails, which I understand is an expensive meat, but the portion I received was skimpy and I felt I could've got a little more on my plate for that price, but the taste was spot on. I also ordered some stew chicken which was really good and the portion size was pretty decent. Would I go back? absolutely maybe not for oxtails due to the portion size, but the other food was very good. The Customer Service was amazing. Mr. Winston was great with educating us on the various Foods that he sold and the culture that came behind it. The ambience of the restaurant was nice very relaxing and gave off the ambience is also very nice. Very welcoming and inviting again if I'm ever in the area, I surely will check this place

The best pupusas and burrito in the area. I was a regular customer when Francisco worked in…read morePlainfield, NJ. He then opened up his own place in Bethlehem but we have moved to Florida, so when we're up in the area we stop in and enjoy a treat. Francisco if you read this I would like to get the recipe for the burrito and the sauce that you serve it with. It's torture to have to wait a year to go back up there. I will make an attempt to reach out to you for the recipe, Happy New Year.

A cool restaurant on the corner of Center and E Broad St with Salvadoran cuisine. I've had very…read moreminimal experience with this type of cuisine, so I was pretty excited to find this place close to where I was staying. The whole street the restaurant is on feels steeped in history and this place was no exception. They have pretty expansive list of plates. I ordered the Desayuno Tipico (beans, eggs with salsa, sausage, curtido, a slice of cheese, and pupusas) and it was amazing! I can see why this place is packed during the lunch rush. The prices were reasonable and the portions large. I was able to experience this place earlier in the morning, so it felt like I had the place to myself. I look forward to trying more from this cuisine when the opportunity presents itself! Thanks for a great experience.

As a Dominican, I truly love supporting Dominican businesses, and I fell in love with this place…read morethe moment we walked in. The space is filled with so many Dominican touches that brought back pure nostalgia. From the sayings and pictures of our history painted on the walls to the explanations behind them, it was beautiful to see our culture and history represented so thoughtfully, and even better that others get to learn about our country through it. Dining in with my family was a great experience. Having the option to choose from the prepared food or order directly from the menu was a huge plus. Everything we ate was incredibly flavorful and clearly made with love. I didn't just leave with a full belly, I left with a full heart. Truly a special place.

Very tasty food! My family enjoyed a variety of items from the menu and all were delicious…read more Initially had concern as they said they were out of rice (cooked) and it might be 45" to an hour for there to be more. Gotta have our rice and beans! It turned out okay though and we enjoyed a delicious Yaroa de pollo, which was listed as an entree but was an excellent appetizer with flavorful shredded chicken, mixed with French fries with mayo and ketchup and covered in melted delicious cheese. A big hit for all of us including a 2 year old! Entrees came with very good beans and the rice showed up too! The sweet plantains were very good as an added side. A variety of frosty beverages, sodas and fruity drinks were offered. BYOB seems to be accepted. We had a very friendly server and the place had a nice vibe. I loved hearing the Dominican music in the background as it just made it all feel very tropical. This place is worth checking out.

Fresh and flavorful Latin food. Had beef steak, beef stew, tripe, fried chicken and I was awesome…read more The portions were good. Price was very reasonable. The owner and staff were friendly. Nice place with cool decor. I will be back again the next time I am in town

Wow wow wow. Beautiful and now wow so yum!!I ordered the beef fauta (I may have misspelled that)…read moreand it was yummy! The salad that came with it was light and refreshing. The fautas were so good. First time ordering from here and not the last. Give it a try. It's worth it. Something for everyone.

While most places seem closed on Mondays, we have Aqui Es open :)…read more This is your authentic place for "street" tacos....and I'm all about it! Went with the Chicken Fajitas Tacos special which comes with rice and beans.....loved it! My bride ordered the Chicken Quesadilla and she commented on the great taste of the tortilla... however, it didn't have much Chicken - especially compared to my tacos at the same price. Very clean and fairly large dining Area. Very friendly service!

I visited here while in town for a night with some friends and I definitely recommend giving this…read moreplace a visit. It is nearby the busy area bust still felt authentic. The service was great and they have different specials each day of the week. All of the food we got tasted great, and the prices were extremely fair for the amount of food you get. You even get endless chips for the table.

We have returned to our favorite Mexican food restaurant in all of Bethlehem. Never a bad meal!…read moreSuper yummy and always delicious. The best kept secret in Bethlehem. Check out Mexico Lindo for yourself! BYOB.

So this is a review, 13 years in the making…read more I used to work in the Allentown area and one of my coworkers suggested stopping for lunch. I had passed Cali Burrito several times but didn't know much about it. My life was forever changed. My tried and true order is the 'Humbolt". It's perfect in every way and it appeases to vegetarians and meat eaters alike. I have turned several of my friends, family and coworkers on to Cali Burrito over the years. Id like to mention I lived in San Diego and the burritos in Allentown, Pa far exceeded any burrito found in the Golden State. I now live in Virginia Beach area and my love for Cali Burritos knows no distance. Yesterday, I had to take a drive into the area and you better believe I stopped in for a burrito. 720 miles, round trip and worth every mile.

I finally managed to get my car in Cali's parking lot. But, I had to wait for another patron (which…read moredidn't take long) to arrive and I followed them into the restaurant. It's not easy to figure out where the enrtance is. Okay, so I ordered the the ground beef tacos for $12 bucks. You get 2 tacos in a basket with tortilla chips. The chips are a bit weird and different, still not sure how much I liked them. Like Moe's, they have a salsa bar with 4 salsa choices along with various condiments. The salsa's are tasty and I like the flavor in all 3 I tried. I ordered tacos and what they brought to my table resembled a tacos, but the taco expectation ended there. These so called tacos, to me, aren't realy tacos at all. Their assembelled usinf both a hard shell and a soft shell (Taco Bell offers something similar). Whatever you call it, taco is not the thought that comed to mind when eating it. I was hungry and did manage to eat both of the tacos, but considered throwing out the 2nd taco. I was confused and unsure what I was eating. The ground beef wasn't bad, but my main complaint at a Mexican Eatery nearby (Plaza Azteca} is the same. The ground beef is unseasoned. This is fundamentally wrong to me. All the Taco Kits at the grocery store come with a seasoning packet to add to the ground beef when preparing the tacos. I left unhappy, that's not to say I wouldn't try their burrito's. They looked good as seen on other patrons tables. I'm 70 years old and the theme of Cali reminds me of the 60's/70's. The decor, interior, and interior are psychedelic. Retro throwback to the hippie days. The staff reflects that theme - they came across in a kind weird way to me; but not in a bad way! Their is no shortage of happy campers enjoying their lunch (I went at 1PM). It seems like a cult following which speaks to the freshness and quality of the food served. I'm still unsure what was in the alleged tacos I ate. Lol!