I went through my entire 34 year long life not being able to pick my "favorite food" and then…read moresomeone introduced me to El Wiscorican and I know for sure this is THE BEST food I've ever had!

it would be selfish of me to gatekeep the best puerto rican food in wisconsin. it's my first time…read morebeing able to make it, and i have no regrets standing outside in the cold for 45 minutes, and i would do it over and over again! they sold out of the pastelon about half way through our wait, but still had the garlic chicken and all of the sides available. the owner communicated with the line to update everyone on what they had available despite them being busy, and they were SO SO kind. i STG if they ever open a brick and mortar, i would be their #1 customer. make sure to be nice to everyone, and expect they may sell out if you're waiting, so to ensure that you get a plate, get there EARLY.

We wanted to venture out for Cinco de Mayo and the restaurant we were wanting to try (on the same…read moreblock) was closed so we found Leo's, what a treasure! We must've meant to find them (Puerto Rico is close to our hearts as we said goodbye to our Puerto Rican brother almost 2 years ago). Leo's was very welcoming, had good margaritas and delicious Puerto Rican/Mexican fusion offerings for entrees. We all had something different, and it was all very tasty. To top it off, the flan was to die for! First timers but we will be back.

This place is fun. We went during a lunch rush where every seat was taken and there was only one…read morewaitress and one cook. They gave us 10% off the bill because it was slow. Music was on point. Floating umbrellas on the ceiling. Good margarita. Fantastic home made tortilla chips. Rice and beans were pretty good. Steak was all gristle and really hard to eat.p op

Stopped in for lunch. We ordered a steak jibarito, relleno de papa, ground beef empanadas, arroz…read morecon gandules and maduros. Everything was delicious! The relleno and empanadas were bursting with flavorful meat. The steak melted your mouth. I highly recommend and can't wait to return!

I ordered their Puerto Rican style smash burger, and I thought it was both creative and innovative…read more Instead of using traditional burger buns, they replaced them with crispy fried plantains, giving the burger a unique twist. The beef patty was well seasoned, and the mayoketchup sauce complemented every bite perfectly, tying all the flavors together.

Was super curious about this spot in passing. The alcapurrias were absolutely fuego. Wish we…read moreordered more. The empanadas were okay and the flan definitely hit the spot. Food was fresh and staff very friendly.

Best and most authentic Puertorican food around! Me and my family try to go at least once a month…read moreand it's the best! Lots of options on the menu, great taste and great service!

So good I came back within a week to try something else, which honestly, I never do…read more I've been keeping an eye on this place on Lake Street for some time. I initially thought they were a Cuban place (given that a Cuban is the first thing on the menu) but no; they do Puerto Rican food. And they do it really well. First time around, I *did* order that Cuban. If you haven't had this before, it is an odd mix; cheese, ham, mustard(?), panini bread, pork, and... a dill pickle? Yeah, this works, and the reason it works is because of the lechon: the most seasoned, flavorful, tender, and moist pork I've had in a long time. I could order it separately and bring my own Mang Tomas sauce and dip it, it's that good. I also got a side of madruros (fried sweet plantain) which was delicious. They will make patacones but I don't think they had any unripe plantain today. This was all so good that I came in again after I learned they wrap sandwiches in plantains. Of course I was going to try this. The jibarito was delicious. Toothy-tender plantain as bread is a winner, it turns out. I got ropa vieja, and the beef was shredded, tender, and moist. It was served with a ridiculous amount of Puerto Rican rice, which... I'd never had before, but liked a lot. Service was friendly, although I wish there were pictures to go with the menu. (I would've gotten a jibarito the first time and to be honest I'll probably never get another main). Plenty of places to sit, and the seats are comfortable. As a bonus you'll hear a lot of Latin American hits over the speaker.

The food was very delicious just took a bit. The owner is such a great guy and very friendly. The…read moremaduros and tostones very fresh and delicious. The mieda noche sandwich was very delicioso and the jibarito and arroz con gandulees very tasty.

I will give it a zero star but l wasn't able to , it was the worse dinner l had . I'm a true Puerto…read moreRican and l know how food should look and taste and this was the worse l ever had the rice was soggy and l had a bacalito and it look like thin Pancake and it even had no taste so it's a place l will never come back to .and the service was horrible so this place l wouldn't recommend..

Overall giving this place a 4/5! It's hard to find good Puerto Rican food so was really happy to…read moresee one and the menu looked good!! The pork was really flavorful and the rice was wonderful too. Really large portions which I can't be mad about lol. Loveeeee the tostones, some of the best I ever had and the creama dip was the icing on the cake. I had to take off 1 star because unfortunately my Habichuelas were missing....like there was rarely any beans in the bowl :( which makes me sad because I loveeeee them so much. Note - i ordered from Uber eats and did not visit the restaurant in person.