This is a small restaurant located in New Brunswick. Parking can be a pain but that's with most…read moreplaces in New Brunswick. My first time going there was on a BLAZING HOT day. I walked in and two super nice young ladies were making and serving the food. I appreciated that I was greeted right away and my order taken right away. If Yelp had star options for both the food and the service, I definitely would have given them 4 or 5 stars. I almost always go completely overboard when I try a place the first time. I picked up almost $80 worth of takeout so that I could try a little bit of everything. I really, really wanted to love the food here but I didn't. Unfortunately I didn't really find anything that I ordered that flavorful. The food wasn't bad by any means, it just didn't have the delicious flavors that I normally associate with great Puerto Rican food. As I mentioned it was an unbelievably hot day so maybe the cook was having an off day because of that. If I'm ever driving by there, I'd probably give it another chance since it has such great reviews from other people.

I went with my friend who's familiar with authentic homemade Puerto Rican food. The service was…read moreexcellent and the food was authentic and delicious. I would definitely stop in again or order takeout from here. It's a nice family restaurant with authentic cuisine. Parking might be an issue since it's in middle of New Brunswick.

Great food and service! Will definitely visit again. Don't forget to try the green sauce..it's a…read moremust

Excellent food and service. The stuffed sweet plantain was delicious. Owner were super kind and we…read morehad a great lunch

Great place close to home. I would highly recommend. I was welcomed by Owner who was very pleasant…read moreand excited to share her menu. I love the decor it was modern and tranquil. It was exactly what I craved. I ordered and couldn't wait to get home and share with my family. Took attached pictures at restaurant as fearing not having the mind set to remember to do it at home. Jeje I ordered a little of three categories. I bought empanadas, patecone and a sampler of patecone. They were all so delicious. We vow to sit and eat there soon. Highly recommend to stop by for made to order food with the freshest ingredients.

I'm no Venezuelan arepa connoisseur -- let's make that clear before anyone comes for me -- but I've…read morehad my fair share in different cities, and this place... does the job. It may not be the best I've ever had, but when that arepa craving hits, this place steps up like a reliable friend who may not have it all together but still shows up with snacks. The fillings are tasty, the textures hit close enough to the mark, and honestly, it scratches that very specific itch only a warm, messy, cheesy arepa can. It's the kind of meal that makes you say, "Yeah, I could've had better... but I'm still very happy right now." So no, it won't change your life -- but it'll absolutely save your day.

I get the chifrijo and that is my favorite dish. The service is quick. The place is usually busy…read moreduring lunch hour.

Food tasted nice. Not Delicious!, just nice. They don't…read morespeak English and are not capable of taking orders over the phone in English. I managed to kill Spanish and struggled to give my order over the phone. Magic Question: Would I go there again? Magic Answer: Maybe. Defo for the sweet plantains

It's jury duty season, and my go-to lunch spot is Caribbean Café. Conveniently located right on the…read morecorner near the courthouse, it's the perfect place for jurors who, like me, don't want to venture too far and risk being late returning. The café gets busy during lunchtime, but the staff is always warm, friendly, and welcoming. They offer both prepared meals and à la carte options. I chose black beans, white rice, pork, and yucca with onions, and everything was absolutely delicious. The portions are generous, the food is flavorful and authentic, and the prices are very reasonable. If you're serving jury duty or are in the area, I highly recommend stopping by!

One of my favorite food spots in New Brunswick. The food is reasonably priced and has great flavor…read more I like their tres leche cake too. I am not out that way that much but when I am I look forward to coming here.

It's a kool neighborhood spot. The food is ok. I recommended margaritas with El Tesoro or Don Julio…read moreTequila. Lorena the bartender gives great conversation!

We were around the New Brunswick area and found this colorful Mexican restaurant on Google maps but…read morewe couldn't find a review from Yelp. Pro's : 1. Great service / Attentive 2. Delicious food / affordable prices and good portion size 3. Complimentary chips and salsa served in a nifty French fry metal container 4. Colorful with lots of wall murals featuring traditional Mexican icons such as El Chavo and all the sitcom characters, Vicente Fernandez (Singer) and others 5. Bar section / Cocktails - Beer options 6. Lots of Mexican and Latin American music! The only con I can think of is that we asked for water with lemon and when the bill arrived we were charged $2 for each. Wish we were asked if we wanted tap or bottle water. Overall great experience and most importantly delicious meal. SPANISH/ESPAÑOL: Un resumen de mi reseña es que el servicio es muy bueno, los meseros muy atentos con los clientes eso nos encanto. La comida estuvo deliciosa, el restaurante es súper colorido y con todas sus paredes honorando iconos mexicanos como el chavo del 8, Vicente Fernández, etc Bastante opciones de cocteles para pedir, las tortillas o chips y salsa son complementarias (sin cargo extra) lo único negativo fue que al pedir dos vasos de agua con limón nos los cobraron $2 cada uno. No preguntamos si era agua de la pluma o de botella y tampoco nos preguntó el mesero pero la pasamos muy bien.

Made reservations for my sister's birthday which is the same day as cinco de mayo, just a few days…read morein advance due to other Mexican restaurants not excepting reservations for that day- their lost. Stopped by one day ahead to make sure all was set- left a 200.00 deposit since our party was for 10pp, selected 4 apps and 2 pitchers of sangria (white and red) to set on table ready for the guest. They loved the red. We were setup in the first room which was perfect, not to be hidden in a corner - the locals might be a bit loud at the bar so don't be offended fyi. The food was great, as you know that I will call it out if it wasn't- served hot and a good portion. Service was also great from the moment you walk in to the moment you leave, great vibes and most of all the birthday celebration woke up everyone as they pump up the beat and sing happy birthday in English and Spanish with a shot of aqua ardiente! Plenty of parking and they also have an outdoor patio- keep up the great job and thank you for your great hospitality!

Food was amazing. Had the red tilapia- crispy and tasty and nice presentation. Had calamari and…read morethe ceviche chicharron appetizers- delicious! Cocktails were good but small & a little pricey. Service was excellent - Carolina was attentive and sweet. Staff came out for birthday wish with a tequila shot! Overall, great dining experience.

La Picada was enjoyable as was the calamari and the atmosphere was good for a happy hour…read moreexperience. Would recommend stopping by if near this place.

Don't you love it when you pay reasonable prices for meals that can last you two days? Because I…read moresure do! This is my second time at the Noches De Colombia in Woodbridge. We came as walk-ins on a Saturday night and were able to get a table for two right away. They offer your traditional Colombian cuisine along with a full bar and bakery. The digital menus provide descriptions in English and have photos of every item, so don't worry if you can't speak Spanish. The atmosphere is incredibly lively, so it's perfect for celebrations. They have a DJ that pumps out some great Latin tunes! You can tell everyone (including the servers) are having a great time. Definitely not the place for an intimate conversation, so come earlier if you want to avoid a lot of noise. We ordered... *Pechuga A La Colombiana $18.95 - My entrée was grilled chicken breast topped with creamy mushroom sauce and maduros (sweet plantains). It came with the option of two sides, so I chose tostones (fried plantains) and arroz blanco (white rice). First of all, the portion size was HUGE... enough to be split into two meals!!! The chicken was seasoned with cumin, scallions, onion, and more. The tenderness of the chicken and the richness of the sauce paired so well together. The tostones were deep fried to perfection with a crispy and salty exterior. The white rice was fluffy and cooked with oil, salt, and garlic, which complemented the entire meal. *Bistec A Caballo $17.95 - A hearty dish! This was grilled steak topped with fried eggs, served in hogao (tomato and onion sauce). The steak was juicy, tender, and well marinated in a blend of spices. The hogao sauce was tangy, savory, and rich. We also got a side of frijoles (beans), which were really good. *Frozen Mango Margarita ~$15 - The drink was sweet and refreshing as expected, but the tequila was weak. It could've used another shot.... Or two. Noches has won me over with their great prices and generous portion sizes! It's now my go-to spot when I'm craving a satisfying Colombian meal.