Came with my family food was wonderful. The service was amazing. Ambiance was great.read more

Went here for breakfast and we are coming from 35 minutes away just to try their Puerto Rican…read morebreakfast and this place did not disappoint what so ever. The food came out fast and hot. We had (which I'll picture) two coffees, oatmeal (avena), ham and cheese sandwich (with the works) and a breakfast platter. This reminded me sooooo much of breakfast from the island. We enjoyed all of it and we will definitely come back out to try lunch & dinner food as well. But we wanted auth pr breakfast and that's exactly what we go. Not many around like this. I wish they would update the restaurant a little bit, it's a bit outdated and it has so much more potential for a nicer ambiance. Regardless the food was on point.

*Quarantine Delivery Review*…read more It was my fiancé's birthday and the Quarantine Birthday Boy wanted Cuban food, so that's what we ordered. Unfortunately, there were not a lot of Cuban options delivering to our area. It was between this place, and another one we had tried before, which was meh - so we decided to give Casa Cubana shot. Unfortunately, most of the things were not hot when it arrived because it took longer than the quoted one hour delivery time. We ordered: Chicharron de Pollo - nice flavor but a little on the salty side. They should probably also pick a different packaging for it because it was no longer crispy when it arrived Camerones el Ajillo - not much garlic flavor Albondigas - meatballs were nice and tender but again, a little too salty Lechon Asado (with yellow rice) - pork was tender, no complaints here Paella Valencia - wasn't a fan of the seafood Cubano - the pork was a bit dry and had a leftover-y taste. I liked the fresh plantain chips that it was served with though We also ordered some extra sides: black beans, yuca frita, and maduros. I normally don't love maduros but I really like these. Even more than the yuca frita (which is my typical go-to side) Overall, I would say the meat dishes are good, but the seafood ones are not that great. I also liked that they had all these small dishes, tapas style - so that we got to try a lot of different things, without breaking the bank or eating too much. I don't know if they can adjust their salt levels. Since they have 'Catering' in their name, I assume they make everything in large batches. But if they can, I wouldn't mind giving it another try.

Had an event at work that was catered by Casa Cubana and lucky for us, we got the works. I tried…read moretwo of the three empanaditas: chicken and mushroom, both were as delicious as they were cute. The one I didn't try was spinach and cheese which I heard was also tasty. Although not seasoned enough, the shrimp skewers were still good as were the mini Cuban sandwiches. The lechon was kind of dry and so I preferred the ropa vieja. Most of the sides were good, but unfortunately the maduros were subpar. Perhaps it was because i hadn't eaten them immediately. Overall, good food but I think best enjoyed fresh.

This place has an amazing buffet lunch of Brazilian food if you're in a rush. It's some of the best…read morearound, and it taste quite homey not like your typical restaurant. The workers here are warm and polite and really make you feel at home. They make plenty of sandwiches and snacks if you have time to browse their menu, and their coffee always hits the spot! It's sort of on the outskirts of town, but since they are a bit out of the center parking is never an issue.

Pull the car over, Jump on out and get to ORDERING. This pizza was delicious! I work around the…read morecorner from this spot and they are always so welcoming and accommodating and throwing it down in the kitchen. Normally I go with the slice but went with the pie this time and boy was it right on the money. Perfect Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza. Stop reading already and start eating!

It's nondescript from the outside but the aroma is more than enough to entice you once you open the…read moredoor. There's a wide variety of items on the menu. They are open for breakfast and lunch. I so enjoyed the falafel with salad for lunch yesterday. Reminded me of Egypt! Today for breakfast I had the vegetarian egg with bagel and juice. It tasted wonderful! Great prices no matter what your budget is. The employees are friendly and strive to ensure your visit is pleasant.

Super sweet customer service. Both ladies were friendly and welcoming…read more Ceviche was good but I wouldn't go out of my way to return. local, neighbor joint. More of a takeout spot with random tables thrown together.

I loved this space on the 3rd Tier of NJPAC! Wow! The buffet was simple and include fresh Salads,…read morebread sticks, roasted veggies, Italian meats,cheeses and three pasta dishes plus assorted sweet treats, coffee and tea and non-alcoholic beverages. I especially enjoyed the penne pasta with chicken, mushrooms In Cheese sauce. I Enjoyed the pasta in the red sauce. No worries, there is a full service bar to for wine etc. The food was delicious-- but just prior to refills the offerings were like warm, to be kind. The chef was at the station nearby whipping up the refills. So they did not run out of foods. The tables are situated around the Tier with ornate glass and exposed brick and floor to ceiling windows showcasing Newark and the ongoing construction and hustle and bustle around the city. The tables and chairs are quite comfortable and dining on good china, flatware and cloth napkins make the scene more romantic. All the staff were wonderful! They were courteous and helpful. But be ware check out cam get backed up if everyone rushes out at showtime as they only have one credit card /register. They should do something about that. I called in advance and was told I didn't need a reservation. I think I will continue to do that when I go to the next NJPAC event. The venue is just lovely. Kudos to Newark!

Tier 3 is one of two restaurants located within the New Jersey Performing Arts Center complex, not…read moreto be confused with the ground-floor restaurant, Tier 3 is found by entering the main doors of the Performing Arts Center, and, either taking the stairs to the third floor level, or, taking their elevator. We've dined here several times primarily due to convenience and to avoid the lack of street parking and questionable parking lots in the area. We always pre-purchase the NJPAC parking ticket when booking a show; this permits you to park in either the underground Military Park garage (across the street) or, the PAC lot adjacent to the Center, a better choice. Curiously, attendants at ground level always ask to see your tickets, even if dining upstairs at Tier 3. I've never asked if having show tickets was a prerequisite for entering Tier 3. (The "Greeters" also call upstairs to "announce" that your on your way.) The restaurant itself is quite dramatic, set within the curved sweep of architecture that the interior follows; glass and mirrors surround most of the tables; the setting reminds me of many airport restaurants we've spent some time in. Pros: Very convenient parking arrangements if seeing a show. A quick, safe, and easy walk up to the main doors of the NJPAC. We were always seated promptly. A server will take your drink order, soiled table settings are quickly removed, your tab is quickly presented to you when your ready to leave. There was never a line at the buffet nor at the coffee and desert table. In summary, a place to grab a hot meal without a long wait and still have time without rushing to your show since it's in the same building. Cons: Several of the (covered) buffet urns held a fair variety of freshly cooked entre's yet the food was not held at the proper (hot) temperature. Coffee and similar beverages were dispensed at the desert table. Yet again, their temperature was medium warm at best. Coffee cups and saucers had to be replenished when I approached the coffee table; although the manager was steps away, it was I that got his attention to re-supply the table with cups and saucers. Desert offerings consisted of miniature squares of "cake" and were not appealing. The price point for dinner is "expensive" and a poor value. The mixed salads are, by far, your best bet for quality; quite fresh and tasty and being cold and crisp was not a concern. Tier 3 Cafe is not our Go-To restaurant prior to seeing a show at NJPAC. Frankly, we now dine at a quaint Italian neighborhood bistro on Bloomfield Ave near 13th Street when going to the NJPAC. We park on the street across from the restaurant and enjoy good, home-made cooking at about half the price of Tier 3 Cafe and, we don't have to be announced to get a table, nor display any tickets.

Great food at a great price! American and South American food. Eat in or takeout. One of the best…read moretakeout places in the ironbound in Newark.

I stopped into this restaurant to get a quick bite. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I…read morewalked into a small, cute restaurant. I ordered with a nice guys. I ordered: Colombian Soda Chicken Empanada Papa Rellena (Potato Stuffed with Ground Beef) Colombian Hamburger (Slaw and potatoes Strips) Chino Rice (Shrimp & Chicken) Coffee Tres Leches I enjoyed my food and my favorite definitely was the Colombian Hamburger! It was so flavorful! All in all a good experience!