Amazing Puerto Rican food! There are not many Puerto Rican spots here and coming from Florida,…read morethat's a huge bummer. So that basically means I'll drive pretty far to try something if it's authentic. This place definitely fits the bill! They have a rotating menu and are only open on the weekends, so you have to check in advance to see what they're serving that day. My husband and I came on a Sunday and they were already sold out of the pernil which I really wanted to try. We got the carne guisada and the bbq chicken and both were amazing! We also loved the juices and the food had tons of flavor, and also loved their alcapurrias and empanadas too.

Food and quality are second to none! Love the portion sizes and authentic flavors! Fees like im…read moreeating at a vacation! Love the new patio addition being built by a sexy shirtless puerto rican wolverine! Dinner and a show

Que Rico received a 10 out of 10 because the food was delivered at the right temperature and ready…read moreto chow down. My friend and I ordered two Abuelo's Favorite Plate and the rice and peas were proportioned, the shredded pork succulent and the ripe plantain sweet and delicious.We topped our order off with two guava and sweet cream pastelillos - pastry nice and flaky and the filling just the right sweetness to end this delicious meal on! Thank you Que Rico for a meal reminiscent of my childhood Sunday dinners!

Pretty good food if you have a craving for Puerto Rican food…read more The Pastelillos were delish. I ordered a ground beef and a chicken with cheese. They were crispy, good amount of filling and nice flavor overall. Fantastic. I think they should serve the meal with a bit more rice. The Pernil, pulled pork was sort of dry and unfortunately the large side of garilc mojo sauce (garlic oil) was sideways in the bag and by time I got it home, the oil had all leaked out into the paper bag and onto the floor mat inside my car. The mofongo bites listed as 5 bites, however I only received 4. They were on the sweet side. The masa from the plantain taste too ripe for my liking. I prefer more green plantains in my mofongo. The tostones were pretty good. The pictures made them look a bit larger, but oh well. This was my first time ordering from a ghost kitchen, and the concept is a brilliant idea because you can order from so many cuisines! You can try so many restaurants in one place. Quite amazing.

We met some friends here. They recommended it. Now I'm recommending it. Thus far, the best Puerto…read moreRican food I've had outside of Puerto Rico. The mofongo is top. The pastelón was also very good. Both dishes were very filling. They have some good happy hour specials. Their ordering system is online. Scan th QR code to view the menu and order. A server will bring the food as it comes out. You can keep a tab open and pay at the end. This was a first for me.

Takeout Review! This…read moreis a good location if you're in the eastern part of navy yard (near the base)! The staff was kind and responsive and it's an "aesthetic" restaurant (swings for chairs for example). I'm giving it 3 stars because the food really just didn't do much for me. The flavors were 3 stars. The chicken in the chicken mofongo was chewy and tough. The beef to plantain ratio was like .0001 to 5. I'm disappointed by the meal given the service I had but I can't say I'll be back

ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! The lechon is melt in your mouth with…read morecrispy skin cracklin. The Chinese pork is sweet and savory and the smoke taste is amazing. I absolutely cannot wait to go back!

Carajo. We made a special trip down to Woodbridge and showed up when they said they were supposed…read moreto be in the parking lot according to their website, but they weren't there. Then the website had a phone number so I called them and the recording said to text them so I texted them and there was no response at all. Ever. Nothing posted to their social media either. So if we ever try again, I will call and email and check the social media two days before driving all the way to Woodbridge and I advise you to do the same.

So funny! I worked in the office complex where this restaurant is located and had no idea it was…read morethere. On the last day of our lease, some coworkers and I decided to take one last walk around the Bowman office building where we realized this is a restaurant open until 2:00 pm most works days. So we orders sandwiches. . . Anyway, this place has the BEST Cuban sandwich I ever had! Absolutely fantastic. Highly recommended for any eating planned before 2:00 pm workdays.

The food truck, Will's food truck, was at Strangeways and so delicious. The food was amazing…read more(chicken nachos with PR style sauces, pulled pork sandwich and flan) and he is so awesome and friendly. He found us to deliver food when it was ready and was so great with our toddler too. We can't wait to visit the brick and mortar location and have them become a staple for us!

Always amazing! They have vegetarian and vegan options. The options are limited for walk in but if…read moreyou call and pre order kind of like meal prep they have a variety of great options like this Chimichurri Cauliflower or the Hearts of Palm "fish "sandwich. Delicious!

The restaurant was messy... called ahead of time (30min) got there food wasn't ready and had to…read morewait 40 more minutes... Just to get my food and charged me for food that i didnt order ... asked for the only drink they serve (tea) and didnt even have that... and the pork just no. Wasnt good at all and im Puertorican okay!

I stumbled upon this place searching for a specific cake for my fiancé who is from PR. I ended up…read morefalling in love with her Quesitos. He also gave them his seal of approval. They are stuffed with a sweet cheese filling and coated in a sugary syrup. Although, these can only be ordered in advance, she is quite amenable to last minute orders. We once gave her only a couple of hours notice. I have yet to find any Quesitos in the continental U.S. that are as tasty.

wao is the recommend, the flavour of our grandmothers. well sazonado.se what i recommend.5 stars…read morenot 100000 stars. good service and good taste. thank you

El Coqui, es una restaurant muy Rico!…read more Awesome service and the family vibe! I recently moved from Fort Worth, Texas where there was just Tex Mex and BBQ, and I missed the FL lifestyle where I could get Puerto Rican, Cuban, or whatever type of food I wanted. Being new to the area I chatted with the hotel staff this guy Clearance and he told me about El Coqui once he found out I was Puerto Rican. Missing my mom's cooking I decided to try it, and let me tell you El Coqui did not disappoint! Que Rico es lo comida!! Buen provecho!!

My husband and I visited El Coqui for the first time last weekend, and it won't be our last! We…read morestarted with the sweet and salty appetizer, which was delicious and came with two sauces. We both preferred the mayo ketchup , it had a ranch-like flavor. The real highlight, though, was the Mojitos. I had the strawberry Mojito and my husband had the spicy mango Mojito, and both were made to perfection. I'm a lightweight and definitely underestimated mine. I drank it too fast and was already tipsy by the time we hit the door! On top of the great food and drinks, the service was friendly and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. Overall, the food, drinks, and atmosphere were fantastic. We're already looking forward to coming back, especially to enjoy the live music.

This place is fantastic. My son and I have been going for years. Do not be afraid to try it. Chaufo…read moreMix - the best fried rice dish you might ever have. We always get an extra to take home. You can't lose with beef or chicken saltnas, kinda like a pot pie but absolutely superior. 2 for 1 happy hour, the pisco sour is perfect with any of their food. This place is a gem, don't pass it up.

I ordered the Papa a la Huancaína, an empanada, an alfajor, and an Inca Kola, and the total came…read moreout to $28.54. For nearly $30, I expected much better portion sizes. I don't even have a huge appetite, and the amount of food I received was still surprisingly small. The service was also disappointing from the moment I arrived. The restaurant was completely empty, yet no one greeted me or acknowledged me when I walked in. I eventually had to walk over to the bar area myself to ask about my pickup order. The woman working there looked confused that I was even asking and mumbled a response I could barely understand. I figured maybe she was busy, so I waited, but the entire experience became increasingly uncomfortable. I stood there awkwardly for about 10 minutes while the employees talked amongst themselves and kept looking over at me, yet no one updated me on my order or even spoke to me. The worst part was the food itself. The potatoes in the Papa a la Huancaína were cold and partially raw. I literally had to finish cooking them in the microwave at work. The empanada was decent, and the alfajor would have gotten better marks if it weren't for the small hair I found on it, but overall the experience was not worth the price. Unfortunately, I wouldn't ever come back. Revash has better portions, better prices, and overall much better food.