Really good chicharrones but very busy and slow service . But is worthy the wait…read more Good beef stew

The foods all taste the same and is too salty. Also, the signage says you can get a small size meal…read morewith all pork or chicken. When I asked for pork chops I was told not for "pork" chops. WTH???? Are they that incompetent? Pork is pork. They refused to sell it to me so I will be doing business where my $ are respected. These people have taken there customer base for granted until they go somewhere else.

Thought I'd bring my son here for celebratory, dinner, but they only had takeout…read more I wasn't very impressed with the way it looked inside & I didn't get a good vibe. The menus were just sitting on the counter where u have to order. They didn't have very much that I understood what it was. My son wanted pastelillos ,so he got 2 beef & cheese & I've never had them before, so I just got 1 chicken & cheese to go. Mine was pretty empty, which seems to be an ongoing thing with all my food lately, but his were packed. It tasted ok, but I'd never get another one. He liked his though. Maybe I'd go in there just to get him some more sometime.

I've lived in North Buffalo for six years and I had no idea this hidden gem was just a couple…read moreblocks away from me! Whenever I'm in the mood for some authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, this will be my go-to spot! I ordered a chicken and cheese pastelito, marinated chicken and rice. My pastelito was filled with amazing flavors and it was perfectly fried. It was also super inexpensive! Only $2 per pastelito. The rice was well seasoned and as you can see in the photo, they give you a really healthy serving! The flavor of the marinated chicken was just okay, but the consistency of the cook was perfect. I could slice the chicken so easily and it wasn't over cooked. I would definitely recommend trying this spot out because I am so happy that I did!

Oh. My. Word! First, I'll start with the one, single…read moredisappointing thing... The day we visited, they did not have any baked goods (they said they only have them on the weekend), so we couldn't try the peras de coco (coconut rolls). But, perhaps it was kind of a blessing because our picada was plentiful. The dining area isn't huge, but they also do take out. There are about 5 or so tables to dine in. The service was a tad slow, but very friendly; I believe there was only one person waiting, cooking & serving AND the food was more than worth the wait! We ordered the picada for 4 and my brother tried a Colombiana cola. He liked it a lot; it was lighter than a "normal" cola, non-carbonated and less sweet than cola around here. I don't drink pop and even when I did, I always hated colas. I can't say I'd drink a whole Colombiana, but I didn't find it disgusting & that's saying something. Now on to the star of the show, the picada! It was loaded with several different meats, plantains fixed in different ways, yuca & baby potatoes and 4 sauces. We were so excited when it was set down on our table, we dug in before we even got our silverware haha. The platter had chicken, steak, chicharron, chorizo, blood sausage, sausage, sweet plantain, fried plantain, fried yuca and Colombian potatoes. The sauces were: avocado sauce, mayo/ketchup, pico de gallo & a garlicky one. Everything was so, so flavorful and cooked perfectly! There was not one thing that any of us didn't like. If I had to pick my top contender of a meat and a non-meat item, I would choose the chicharron & sweet plantain.... But I hope to never have to make that choice! The chicharron were thick and crunchy. The sweet plantain were perfection. When we left we were each given a dulce de leche caramel. They also have a variety of Colombian snacks and candies for sale. They recently opened an additional, larger location at 951 Niagara Falls Blvd (it used to be El Palenque). We were told they will be keeping both locations open, but the new location will have some additional items that they don't serve at the Oliver St location. I cannot wait to visit again!!!

Buyers beware: I did a 2good2go order from them which was $6.99+tax for what was supposed to be $21…read moreworth of food. What I got? A pint of some kind of soup and a container with a scoop of white rice. To put into perspective: they have a daily deal that is an entree, soup, salad, rice, beans and plantains for $22. The soup was just not good, I'm not sure what was in it but everything was fibrous and the soup was pretty bland. I guess in fairness the rice was good, but it's white rice...not worth even $1. Do not order from them for 2good2go. The pastries looked good but I didn't order any so I don't know how they taste.

$10 you get rice and beans and a generous portion of roast pork Pernil. Lunch…read more It's fantastic. You must come here clean friendly wonderful basic Puerto Rican cuisine and it was good.

Great, classic, traditional Puerto Rican food. Everything was so good, delicious!! This is their…read morecurrent menu prices, as of May 2025.