Drinks are delish and have the proper amount of liquor. Definitely not watered down! Frozen…read moremargaritas are yummy. The Isla Bonita, my first drink gave me a buzz. This restaurant is a great replacement for the former Havana that used to be here. Good looking restaurant too!

Decided to finally try this place at Ridge Hill since I pass it every time I go to Dick's and it…read morealways catches my eye. Glad we did! When we walked in, the Latin music was playing at a nice, comfortable volume and the place was lively with a full house. It's a large space but still felt welcoming. We grabbed seats at the bar and started with a frozen margarita (very good!) and a glass of Spanish red wine. For food, we shared the empanadas to start--delicious--and then ordered the Cubano sandwich and the lamb chop tapas. Both were really tasty and definitely hit the spot. The manager even came over to say hello, which was a nice touch. All in all, great food, fun atmosphere, and now I know I shouldn't wait so long next time I'm walking past on my way to Dick's!

I don't get lots of chances to come here, but when I can, I run! Owner and sweetheart of a lady…read moreAnnarella and her family have truly given us something special. This is Cuban food your abuela - and in Annarella's case, her dear Mima - would make for you. (And many of the recipes are hers) Everything on their menu is good. Seriously, you can't go wrong: Mima's daily specials, empanadas, the De Todito Pollo chicken sandwich, Mima's croquetas, the oxtail sandwich, the Cuban sandwich & medianoche, the vaca frita fries (yes, if I lived closer, I'd be even chunkier for sure!) and one of my cravings, the Elena Ruz (a classic Cuban treat of turkey, cream cheese and strawberry jam - it just works!) Important to note: "Asi viene el sandwich meng!" Please don't ask for modifications on anything they make - just trust them and have the true experiencia cubana - they know what they're doing. :) It's a sweet, tiny spot with a cute counter to enjoy your feast. They also have great fruit batidos (shakes) - mango, fruta bomba (papaya) and mamey -- all delicious and made fresh. They'll also make a cafecito for you - all part of the most lovely, authentic Cuban experience you'll ever have for many miles. Dale!

Great Cuban spot! We were thinking of heading to Jersey to get Cuban and then found this highly…read morerated cafe so decided to head over and I'm so glad we did. The space is small and cute with a counter to eat and appears to be very clean. The owner (I think the woman is the owner) is super friendly. The food is all reasonably priced and is fantastic. Went with ropa vieja, cuban sandwich, empanada, and the pudding dessert. It's one of those places that after you leave you text ppl in the area telling them they have to come here.

First time here and their tacos and margaritas are amazing! I don't typically drink margaritas but…read morewow I think I've been won over by Mirabella Cocina Latina. Also hands down best tacos I've ever had (beef barbacoa). I feel like i shouldn't share how awesome their happy hour is because I don't want it to get packed in here but they definitely deserve more people in here! What is even better is that you can watch a movie right after!

Mara was our server and she did a fantastic job especially because we came in such a large group!…read moreThe appetizers were great I was very fond of the Yuca Fries, but I believe the entrees were decent. It wasn't the worst but nothing about the entrees stood out for me personally. Another Server also gave us 2 margaritas on the house. The customer service here definitely shines. Overall this was a great place to relax. I would definitely recommend for others to go.

excelente servicio, la amabilidad de los chicos en especial la de Christian, buen chico, super…read moreeducado lo recomiendo,,,, un amor de ser humano

Just got in town...wandering around for a lunch spot and saw Columbia House...quickly checked…read more"Yelp" of course...and based on reviews it was a go. Besides almost every table full at 1:15 lunch...including the back room and it is a large restaurant. We were seated without a wait. Took longer to navigate the huge menu. Hubby and I just wanted a light lunch. He ordered the chicken wings and I ordered the "fish" sandwich w/o cheese. Unfortunately, I was served the chicken sandwich not the requested fish sandwich. It still came with avacado, onions, tomato and lettuce. (No cheese as requested). Once I took a bite I realized I had the wrong sandwich. I was disappointed. Waiter apologized and offered to switch it up...I can see he felt bad and we were not quite sure where we both messed up...could have been me? Him? Not a big deal...I just kept it and enjoyed. Chicken was slighty dry (cheese would have fixed the dryness) but seasoned perfectly. It was a large sandwich with two layers of thin grilled chicken. I would split it next time. I like the way it was served...wrapped in a paper. I requested un-seasoned fries and my request was honored. It was all a generous portion. The restaurant is high energy, food around us all looked delicious and fresh, cocktails looked really good...I wanted to taste the cappuccino martini next to us...tempting to order one. Service was timely, friendly and efficient. Noise level a tad high however it was easy enough to carry on a conversation. Overall, I understand the reason this place was so busy...definately a solid fun place...wish it were on my neighborhood as I enjoy exploring different dishes. Thumbs up for sure.

¿Donde comienzo? I was in Yonkers for work and was looking for some Caribbean food. I looked up…read moreLatin Corner and saw good reviews and it was close to where I was staying. I got to this corner restaurant and smelled home cooking. I got a beef alcapurria and felt like I was back at some Puerto Rican friend's house eating. I then ordered the chicharrón de pollo with rice and beans. The food was fantastic. Chicken was crunchy and had flavor. The rice and beans were fresh made and left me wanting to o eat more! If you are in this area Latin Corner is a can't miss. ¡Si estoy aquí de nuevo de seguro comeré aquí de nuevo!

Shrimp mofongo- mild tasting, the sauce was the best part, needed more of it. Nice and garlicky…read more Porkchop- was very dry, but the lime garlicky sauce made the difference. Yellow rice with gandules was fine as well as platanos, just 3 pieces. The place was simple and clean, waiter was pleasant.

Went recently with my family and I can definitely say we'll be back! The food and drinks are…read moredelicious and we received amazing service from Bryan and another lovely server. On top of the food and drinks the place has a nice vibe with good music and photo ops too :)

i ordered the simplest thing ropa vieja pollo rice and beans, i don't even know how to describe the…read morequality of the rice but it was bad the beans were hard and no flavor to it... first and last time ordering from here.. sorry

What a true hidden gem in my stomping grounds of edgewater. I hope this spot continues to succeed…read moreand grow. I came in for lunch with my date, we had great service, delicious food, and even better conversation with the hostess (forgive me I forget her name, but she was a young very sweet and social chick working around 1 pm on a Friday). The portions are generous and the prices are very modest. I will absolutely come back soon. tostones rellenos: i grabbed 2 chicken and 2 shrimp. these are a must get. they can be shared or eaten as an entree like i did. i loved them, and would get them again. theyre very full and have enough flavor on them. i preferred the chicken over the shrimp for sure, i wish the shrimp pieces were a little bigger. creamy corn soup was nice, not too overpowering, but the sweetness of the corn comes through. we closed it off with a dessert empanada. the arroz con leche is a must get. i loved the brown sugar and cinnamon on the outside. do not sleep on this dessert!

I came here with a friend for dinner and didn't realize from the photos just how small this place…read moreactually is. When I overheard they were expecting a party of seven, I decided to sit outside. The outdoor seating is basically in a cramped alley, and the tables looked a bit flimsy, but the waitress was very gracious--she wiped everything down, pushed two tables together for us, and really took care of us throughout the night. Service outside was attentive and warm, with great recommendations and frequent check-ins. The food was very good and extremely affordable for the portion sizes. The Caribbean wings (about 7 for $13) could easily be a meal on their own, as could the stuffed tostones. My friend preferred the chicken tostones cups over the beef. I had the chicken milanesa, which came with a sweet mustard sauce. The portion was hearty, and I swapped the rice and beans for tostones--crispy outside, fluffy inside, and well seasoned. Everything was cooked with care and flavor. The menu itself is broad and interesting--lots of Caribbean favorites but also South American options, including a whole ceviche section. I even noticed a chicharrón ceviche, which I'd never seen before. Definitely something for everyone. That said, the restaurant has some limitations. The space isn't really set up for dine-in and feels more suited for takeout. Operationally there are a few kinks: no tap water, no dedicated restroom (just one accessed by walking through the kitchen, which doesn't feel sanitary), and the outside ambiance is a little overdone with bright lights and flowers that come off more kitschy than refined--especially compared to Terravita right next door. Would I return? Probably, but more for takeout than dining in.

I've been to this restaurant a few times and the food and ambiance is good. The only thing I do not…read morelike is that when trying to make a reservation for a Saturday evening in advance. I called on Monday to reserve for Saturday, the staff tells me I had to wait until Wednesday to make a reservation for Saturday. So, I called Wednesday morning and staff told me that they are fully booked for Saturday.

Visited La Havana 59 for an early Mother's Day dinner because Rumba Cubana was super packed. The…read moreparking lot was pretty full, but there was no wait for a table. All the menus are tablets, and you can switch between English and Spanish. Frustratingly, there was no Cuban sandwich available on the dinner menu. We got an appetizer sampler to start. Most of it was fried foods, so it was decent. For an entree, I got the fish filet in garlic sauce. The fish was tender and the sauce was flavorful. I also tried the oxtail. Some of them were tender and other pieces were quite chewy. To finish the meal, I ordered a cortadito but got a cortado instead. You'd think a Cuban restaurant would know the difference.