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    La Promesa

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    La Borincana

    La Borincana

    3.0(8 reviews)
    13.7 miHistoric Mitchell Street
    $$

    A I really love getting into the off beat neighborhoods and trying the little neighborhood places…read morelike today. I stumbled on this Puerto Rican place and I wanted to try it because I don't really see true Puerto Rican places at all come to think of it. I have not had Puerto Rican food since I was a boy eating at my friends house and I can only remember that rice was always on the dish. The place is across from the El Ray food store on 13th St with plenty of street parking. The neighborhood looks a little worse for wear but that is where you can find some of the best ethnic/real food. If there is such a thing as Puerto Rican dive than this place is it with all the artificial trees and roosters all over the place. There is plenty of old green booths and tables on old linoleum floors. Up front is a hot table with empanadas, blood sausage, pork, plantains etc. The older man and woman were very helpful in assisting me with picking out a dish that would be a good representation of Puerto Rican food. The menu has so much that I really don't know what it all was but I probably would have liked all of it no matter what I chose. I chose the Bistec enpanado which is thin breaded steak, Puerto Rican rice and fried plantains with a side of ground beef and cheese empanada. When the plate hit the table it smelled amazing and was plentiful so there would be left overs to relive my lunch again. For the first time I liked the plantains because they were not hard but fried with the texture of a thick slice of cheese. The rice had great texture/flavor and was fluffy with individual grains, no sticky mushy rice here. The breaded steak was very tasty but I can't nail down the flavor profile which bugged me. The empanadas was crispy/golden tasty but they were skimpy on the ground beef and cheese filling because 3/4 of the inside was air, see my pictures. I really liked all the flavors from the dish but I think the nicely seasoned ground beef and cheese empanada was my favorite with the crispy golden she'll. Overall for my first real adult experience with authentic Puerto Rican food I liked it even though the style is not super flavorful with bold tastes or flavors/spices. I would definitely like to get back and try some more of the menu, maybe the roast pork or the cubano sandwich.

    Love this place.. Never a bad meal or experience! The hot case is a great go to for a snackread more

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    Lareños at Milwaukee Restaurant - Great bread for the sandwiches

    Lareños at Milwaukee Restaurant

    4.6(7 reviews)
    13.4 miForest Home Hills

    This was the new restaurant of the week check in and a bookmark so I stopped over for lunch. No…read morefood is off limits for me so I like it all and I really like Puerto Rican food because it's a different style of comfort food compared to us comfort food. The place is small and the waitress didn't speak any English so a nice patron came to my rescue and translated my order, he asked me if I wanted everything on my sandwich and I said yes the was it's supposed to be and don't dumb it down for the Caucasian because I came here for the real deal food. I ordered the Tripleta sandwich with Puerto Rican rice. The Tripleta sandwich is roast pork, steak, ham, ketchmayo, cheese, lettuce and tomato on a roll of some sort. This $10 sandwich is a monster by the way. My first impression is all I taste is pork which I fine because it's good so I open the sandwich and all I see pork with a razor thin random ham piece and no steak at all. Regardless the sandwich was fu#king delicious piled/overflowing with tender pork. The hoagie roll was a great bakery artisan style French bread with a nice thin chewy crust, like my last review the bread really makes or breaks a good sandwich and they nailed this one. The Puerto Rican rice was also fu#king delicious, seasoned nicely and cooked perfectly just past Al dente but far from mush. I eat at so many restaurants and my memory gets hazy over the years but I really think that this was the best Puerto Rican restaurant I have been to and also it's probably what I ordered ala carte vs an entree on the menu.

    This Puerto Rican style restaurant is closed. Considered trying it. Searched website to preview…read moremenu and it is no longer open.

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    Lareños at Milwaukee Restaurant - The Puerto Rican is seasoned nicely and so good

    The Puerto Rican is seasoned nicely and so good

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    McCoco’s Caribbean Restaurant - Complimentary soup

    McCoco’s Caribbean Restaurant

    3.6(55 reviews)
    9.8 mi

    I don't go into mke too often but wanted to visit and see if I could find a good Puerto…read moreRican/Caribbean restaurant since I was in the area. McCoco's stood out to me so I decided to give it a try. The service was great- it's a small establishment and once we walked in someone immediately greeting us and sat us down. The ambiance was very pleasant. They had pictures of the Caribbean on all the tvs and it felt very tropical Once we were sitting we got a complimentary bowl of soup. It was so warm and perfect for the cold day. I forgot what it was called but it was very delicious. Food I would say overall was good. I was hoping the tostones to be a bit more crispier and a little more garlicky tho /: My mofongo was good too - again missing just a tad more garlic. The meat was well seasoned and very tasty. My boyfriend got the Jibarito and he basically said the same thing about the garlic and crispiness of the tostones and his jibarito sandwich. I would still recommend this place tho! And I would for sure come again to explore the rest of the menu (: 3 1/2 - 4 stars overall

    Wow - so glad we ordered this!…read more Ordered via Grubhub and got the arroz con gandeles 2x1 with the bander pepper steak. Both were large portions and absolutely delicious! Tried the Yuca sticks and tostones appetizers and really enjoyed both of them. I'm a big empanada fan so we got some chicken empanadas and they did not disappoint! All told everything we had was fantastic. We will absolutely be back and will have to visit in person one day.

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    Cubanitas - Oak Creek - Cuban sandwich empanada, captures the flavors of the original Cuban sandwich in a crunchy self-contained crispy povket

    Cubanitas - Oak Creek

    3.8(148 reviews)
    16.3 mi

    Heard good things about Cubanitas, but was pretty underwhelmed…read more My dining companion and I ordered the plantain chips with guacamole for a starter. It was highlighted on the menu, but the appetizer was just okay. The plantain chips were a little bland and the guac could have been fresher. For an entrée I chose the pollo tropical. The flavor of the chicken was phenomenal, and the pineapple and oranges complimented it well. However, the chicken was really, really, really dry. I dunked each bite in the mojo sauce (which was delicious -- it added a citrusy, garlicky punch) but it didn't fix the textural issue. My dining companion went with the steak sandwich with a side of fries, and it was nothing to write home about. For the mediocrity of our meal, it was definitely overpriced. The customer service was fine. The ambiance was pleasant with good music, though the restaurant was pretty chilly. I don't know if I'll be returning to Cubanitas in the future. I'm sure there is better Cuban food in the greater Milwaukee area.

    It wasn't busy on a Wednesday night and the food came out so quick! Plenty of seating and there…read morewasn't loud music. Definitely get the guacamole and plantain chips as an appetizer. Honestly they would be great to get and drinks. I had the monthly mojito which was like an apple cider which was good. My entree was a bowl and others in my group got the Cuban. I'd certainly return for more. Staff were great. Food and drinks came out quick! Oh and did I mention they have lunch specials!?

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    Cubanitas - Oak Creek - Nicely decorated and colorful dining area.

    Nicely decorated and colorful dining area.

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    Cubanitas - Oak Creek - Tables were filling up quickly on a Saturday night

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    Tables were filling up quickly on a Saturday night

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