Coffee, bread, service, and breakfast have been consistent and delicious the ambiance is very chill…read moretoo

A vegan Colombian empanada? Not just one but several different options? I'm in heaven. Delicious…read moreand piping hot. Really nice and helpful staff.

I used to eat here daily when I worked close by. Happy to say the food is just as amazing as it was…read more10 years ago!! Shoutout the owner, a very nice and humble man! 10/10

Sazon Latino, located on Main Street in Boonton just a few steps from the NJ Transit station, is…read moredefinitely a hidden gem. It's a very casual, cafeteria-style spot with a semi-open kitchen, but don't let the simplicity fool you -- the food is incredible and the staff here is friendly and patient. The highlight of the experience is the small buffet that features a variety of freshly-made Latin cuisine -- including pulled pork, chicken and beef stews, and other traditional Latin entrees and sides. You can build your own plate by selecting one or more entrees and sides - which are priced accordingly. As a 'gringo' who wasn't entirely sure what everything was, I really appreciated them taking the extra time to explain all the different options and give me their honest recommendations. The counterstaff is bilingual and were pretty patient with my elementary school level Spanish vocabulary and grammar. I ended up going with the pulled pork platter with two sides ($7) and it was terrific -- the perfectly seasoned and tender pork, black beans and rice, and macaroni salad were delicious and very filling. You can tell they use fresh ingredients, and the portions are very generous for the price. If you're looking for authentic, home-style Latino food in a laid-back setting, this is the spot! PRO TIP #1: Bring a bottle of wine or beer from home to enjoy with your meal. Sazon Latino is a BYOB establishment and does not serve alcohol. PRO TIP #2: Sazon Latino offers free off-street parking in a small lot behind the restaurant and there's plenty of free on-street parking on Main Street.

I don't believe this is a Colombian bakery but it comes up in the search. Empanadas were ok but…read morelacking in flavor and not much of a selection of bread for having bread in the name.

Catered for an office holiday party from here and it was an absolute hit. We got the cheese,…read morechicken, and beef empanadas. They were so crusty and delicious. We ran out in about 10 minutes. I would have taken a picture, but they were literally gone. The people working there were very accommodating. Will be back for sure!

I was in Boonton and decided to try some Honduran cuisine. Went into this spot which gave off some…read morediner vibes. Casual but friendly. I decided to order the Honduran enchiladas which consists of ground beef, cabbage, hard boiled eggs cheese and sauce atop a crunchy tostada. The food took a while to come out but was delicious. Also got a mango Mexican soda yummy. Reasonably priced a they also have Mexican options as well. Give it a try you will be glad you did and support a hard working local shop.

We finally went to Latin American Restaurant on Main Street in Boonton. We were blown away by the…read moreamazing food we had tonight, the owner Dennis made us feel so welcome and every dish we had from appetizers to dessert was unbelievable. This is going to be one of our go to places for fantastic food.

This food is made with a lot of Love . Nobody makes food this delicious with out being in love with…read moredoing it . Everything I've had from here is amazing. Everything is super fresh. Top notch homemade cooking at its best !!! Completely top notch ! ! It's rare to find authentic food at this level nowadays! Service is very personable and cares about everyone bit of your experience here . The ambience is great for pick up and some comfortable seating !!!!

We were looking for authentic Puerto Rican catering close to home for our father's celebration of…read morelife. With about 150 people expected, this was a big event and we wanted the food to feel just right. Unfortunately, our go-to caterer was out of town, so we reached out to Empanada Times--and we are so glad we did. Madeline, whose mom was actually our neighbor growing up, welcomed us with a full catering menu. Even though her restaurant is all the way in New Jersey and we're in New York, we knew it would be worth it. We ordered pernil, arroz con gandules (party rice), chicharrón de pollo, and Madeline's famous potato salad. Let me tell you--we were not disappointed. We had to sneak a taste before serving, and from the first bite, we were transported right back to Puerto Rico. The chicharrón de pollo was everything we hoped for--crispy, boneless, seasoned perfectly, and even better with a squeeze of lime and a cold Medalla beer. The rice was rich, flavorful, and reminded us of Doña María's classic Puerto Rican cooking. The pernil? Juicy, tender, perfectly seasoned. And the potato salad--flavorful, creamy, and just delicious. We had leftovers for days and didn't mind one bit! My sister, who's a teacher, even brought containers to share with her coworkers, and I brought plenty home for my husband. He's very picky about food and who cooks it--but this time? He dove right in without hesitation, and didn't have one negative thing to say (and trust me, he would have!). We're already looking forward to visiting Madeline's restaurant in NJ--or maybe catching a food truck somewhere soon. Thank you, Empanada Times, for helping us honor our father with the flavors of home.

Great bakery in Dover. Had to make a quick stop for breakfast on my way before the train so this…read morewas quick and easy.

Great spot for Colombian snacks and desserts at fair prices. The cafe has plenty of seating and is…read moreclean. Every time we've gone, Rico Pan is busy! But the staff are quick when it comes to service. We're fans of the cheesy pandebono and chorizo. And the desserts are amazing. I've tried quite a few of them and they've all been excellent.

My uncle came here and always brought everyone the ham and cheese croissant. I too come here for…read morethe same thing. Definitely love this place

Rico pan in speedwell Ave Morristown NJ, is awful! The…read morepandebono and bunuelos were very dry, hard and saturated with oil. It's like they refried whatever was left over from the day before, It was disgusting. The chicken empanadas were stuffed with potatoes and hardly any chicken, terrible. This is the worst Columbian bakery I've ever experienced. I don't write reviews but I couldn't let this one go.

Awesome little Colombian bakery with all the wants. Amazing selection of baked goods. Service was…read moresuper quick and friendly. Small seating area for dining in. Street parking

Best bakery in town, fresh bread, soft, the ladies are sweet and always make you feel good about…read moreyourself

Came here with my boyfriend for dinner on a rainy Wednesday evening! Had the pernil latin bowl…read morewhich was delicious! It was flavorful and filling! My boyfriend had the chicken Latin bowl which I think I'll get next time! Both were flavorful and well seasoned! Service was quick as the lady behind the register was friendly and patient with both of us. Cute spot to have your meal or take it to go! Can't wait to try their empanadas!

In the fast-food universe, the empanada is an incredibly comforting and flavorful food in the shape…read moreof a half-moon made with flour dough or corn flour dough. One can stuff them with any number of things. On this Nochebuena (Christmas Eve), while in the neighborhood of Totowa, my partner and I decided to pay a visit to this establishment for takeout as first-timers. Opened 6 years ago, Mama Ana's Empanadas is a family-owned restaurant specializing in empanadas located off of Union Blvd. Greeted by the staff upon arrival, the interior vibe was not only festive but cozy and casual with seating for 20 patrons. From the menu, one can choose up to 18 different kinds of empanadas, from classic beef or chicken to cheesesteak and Cuban; either have them baked or fried. They also offer Latin" bowls, salads, and sandwiches. We decided on the cheesesteak empanada and broccoli & cheese empanada, as well as the Chicharrones de Cerdo bowl, accompanied by rice and beans with a side of maduros (sweet plantain). The cheesesteak was tasty. The broccoli came with mozzarella, which was salty. The cheddar would have been better. The empanada dough was hot, flaky, and huge. Chicharrones de cerdo bowl was served piping hot and hit the spot. The pork wasn't hard but had great flavor and chew. The price was reasonable due to its size and portion. The service was slow, but we know the food was made fresh. The staff were friendly and helpful, especially Ada and Yame. We can recommend this place.

A cute little Colombian bakery located in a plaza across the street from Fitness factory. The staff…read morewere friendly. My dad and I stopped by to get pan de Bono. My dad raved about this bread he ate when he went to Colombia many years ago. It's made with cassava starch, egg and cheese. Each one costed $1.75. It was flavorful; slightly sweet and soft. It was different. I wouldn't mind buying it again. The bakery had other pastries and savories as well. There were a few tables for dining.

They say they are open until 8 PM, but both times I went at about quarter of they were mopping the…read morefloor and they said they closed the cash register. It's very annoying when you just want to pick something up quickly.