We ordered food to go. The highlight was the passion fruit drink. The potatoe ball was my favorite,…read more not saying much. It was a fried mashed potatoe ball with some ground beef inside, pretty bland. My next favorite was the blood sausage, it was a little dry and very mildly seasoned. I didn't like the pastillito at all. It had pulled chicken inside that was extremely dry and bland. The cuchiftito also was bland. The peril was dry and lacked flavor. In fact the rice and beans also lacked flavor!

It's 24 hours to start. All the classic Puerto Rican dishes. Always consistently good. Service is…read morefast. Diner counter seating when it's not at peak times. You can't go wrong experimenting with different dishes over multiple visits. Highly recommended

A must go. I've been wanting to check it out since I saw a YouTube video on it, and in my first NYC…read moretrip I decided to trek all the way to it to try it myself. First time having Puerto Rican food. Would go again. Food was amazing. The mofongo con pernil was perfect. The service was great. I had a small conversation with the waiter and I felt right at home talking to a family member. The restaurant is small and well kept and it felt like I was at grandma's house eating something personally made by her. Go check it out.

Food was very tasty. Very yummy. Tastes like mi abuelas food when she would cook. Place was packed…read morefilled with people. There is a bit of wait but worth it for true Puerto Rican food. The inside is nice but was pretty warm inside considering it is summer though, just wish the AC was more cooler. I really enjoyed everything I ate. I tried my other families food as well and loved it. You want some true Puerto Rican food? Come here and give it a shot! Heads up! They only take cash.

LA ISLA!!!!! Whenever I'm in Brooklyn, this is one of my…read morefavorite spots!!!! The roasted chicken is delicious and seasoned well, the tostones are perfectly cooked to order, rice is flavorful. Hubby also loves the alcapurria! I have never had a bad meal here! It's counter service with only a handful of counter seats if you wanted to stay. Most items are ready to be served...just have to decide on what you want. Thank you La Islas for consistent deliciousness

I came here on a Friday afternoon with my dad and son for lunch. The place is extremely small and…read moreright across the street from boricua college. I really wanted jugo de parcha and unfortunately they didn't have it. So I settled for a jugo de coco instead! It was super tasty and was a good substitute but I still wanted my parcha lol. I ordered two chicken empanadas which were pretty good and dad ordered some cuchifritos. The service was incredible and so were the prices. However, we tried to order multiple things that were not available which was really annoying. The location in Bushwick is better. Next time ill go to the Bushwick location which always has very food item!

Their Spanish soups and carne guitars just like Moms . The alcapurrias and papa rellena and…read morebacalaitos

The food is absolutely delicious and worth it!…read more I'm a local so the young woman and older lady behind the counter recognizes me from church and around the way so they don't give me much attitude but let's not act like it doesn't happen! No favoritism here on my end. I can honestly say they are not the best at customer service. I've watched several things here fluctuate from their A to B grade, B back to A grade. $1.25 Alcapurias to now $1.75 Alcapurias. All in all it's still very much worth the cheap price. Cuchifrito will not give you a great tasting Relleno de papa or Alcapuria the way Ramona's do. Around the way and need a little appetizer or full meal? Look no further and come into the Moore Street Red Market and try our Ramona's. Patrons are allowed to sit for about 30 minutes and enjoy some of their food.

I came here because I was strolling in Williamsburg looking for food for dinner. Then I heard an…read moreamazing live band and I hate live bands usually but this band was so good. I ran up the street on driggs avenue and found blanco perla. I was standing outside observing the ambiance and the lady came outside to take my order. She was so nice and helpful because i had the stroller and brought the food outside for me. I am a Puerto Rican from long island and it was a pleasure to see a puerto rican social club where everyone was having a great time. I ordered empanadas to go and boy were they good. Give this place a try if you're in williamsburg.

From the owner: Our kitchen has a very Puerto Rican sazon and live music on Weekends and Kareoke is like be in the…read moreisland.

Everything was delicious! Excellent service! The feed of scenes of PR are beautiful!…read moreI went for my favorite PR food and was not disappointed! Comida criolla!

Made a reservation for a Saturday night as I know this tiny space can fill up quickly. I arrived…read moreto find only one server wearing many hats; having to do to-go orders, UberEats orders, and serve all tables. There was a lot going on and I did have to wait a few minutes for her to be able to greet me and get me to a table. Really the server was being pulled in multiple directions all night; she genuinely was doing her best but it was all too much for one person. There is a wide selection of food, unfortunately everyone at my table found our dishes to be on the salty side. There are tables and a booth as well as tvs. Would like to revisit on a day/night where it isn't so busy, but I wasn't overwhelmed with my experience.

I am so happy that I finally visited Saxon Boricua and ate a late lunch, My friend and I really…read moreenjoyed our food. I had mofongo with chicken and a simple side green salad, My friend had spicy hot shrimps with rice and gandules. Food was very tasty and not salty. It took a long time to be served since the chef does everything fresh unless we selected what was already available in the trays. The wife is the waitress, server, finance preparer. She does everything and needs help but she managed. We enjoyed the food, ambiancand the place is small, nicely decorated and reminds me of a cafe in Puerto Rico. I felt @ home. We will definitely return in the future. I am thankful for an authentic boricua restaurant in my neighborhood finally.

We visited Sazón Boricua on a Saturday afternoon with our 1 year old. We were seated quickly, but…read moreunfortunately waited over 30 minutes for our food without any communication that there would be a significant delay. It became clear that the restaurant was extremely short-staffed, which we understood and tried to be patient about. When we informed the waitress that our daughter was becoming fussy and that we might need to leave if the food didn't arrive soon, her response was disappointing. She became visibly upset and was overheard complaining about us to another customer, saying we were unreasonable for considering leaving because they were short-staffed. The food was actually very good, which makes this experience even more unfortunate. We completely understand that staffing challenges happen, but as parents, our priority is our child. A little communication and professionalism would have gone a long way. Sadly, the waitress's attitude overshadowed what could have been an otherwise enjoyable meal.

These are some of the tastiest, homestyle, boricua empanadas ive had in ages. Think cuchifritos of…read morethe 90s or the Tia outside serving them up from the silver foil pan after cooking them up fresh on the block. The array of sauces deliver nods to other hand held treats from across Latin America, so evervone can snag something they like. Theres arroz con gandules, white rice and tempting main dishes to round out a meal after an alcapurria or two. Check them out, im sure you'll enjoy.

The Puerto Rican comfort food served at Mia's Cocina are simply delicious. They feel lighter than…read morethe typical American comfort food due to its vibrant use of fresh herbs, sofrito base and amazing seasoning. I had tried their Carne Guisada ( beef stew) over rice and beans. The beef was tender and flavorful. The Chicharrones de Pollo (fried 'Chicken chunks' ) were bite size delightful pieces of fried chicken that I had with rice and beans and a side of plantain chips. The Mac n Cheese surprised me with the different layers of flavor and it had a hint of sweetness. The young woman at Mia's Cocina patiently explained what the daily specials were and what they are called in Spanish. The price is very reasonable. I can't wait to try their other specials and of course, their pasteles, alcapurrias, and empanadas!