The best kept secret in Dover!…read more My boyfriend and I came here by chance when we were in Dover craving yuca fries, and since then, we've been hooked! We even came here to eat two days in a row once hahah Prices can't be beat, food is high quality deliciousness, and employees are extremely nice. You really get more bang for your buck when you order Bandeja Paisa, Especial de Bandeja, or the Calentado Paisa. They're all a little different but they each come with a variation of your choice of meat (grilled beef, chicken, pork, or chicarron) with rice, beans, egg, and corn patty in addition to whatever makes each dish different. For example: Bandeja Paisa includes grilled beef, chorizo, AND chicharron; Especial de Bandeja includes maduros and a beverage. Those options are all between $9-$12.50 AND the portions are huge!!! Sometimes when we don't want to get a huge platter like the ones listed above, we'll even opt for ordering multiple sides to make our own "platters" lol. I've ordered sides of yuca fries, chorizo, rice, and the Caldo de Costilla (beef rib broth - $4 under the breakfast menu) and be SUPER full at a super cheap price! ALSO! They have the best pink sauce and hot sauce ever. I don't know what it is about it, but it's just sooo good and flavorful. The pink sauce is very garlicy and the hot sauce has a nice kick and a slight vinegar-y taste. Mmm. I can't rave enough about this place. It's a tiny restaurant though so tables are limited (especially with COVID-19 social distancing in place), but if you have a chance to dine in, do it! They also offer take-out. Highly recommend!

Altoque is Spanish for "not cheap." My Colombian coworker brought us here on his recommendation and…read moresaid the arepas are best. We walk in, and the first thing I note is there's no English spoken here, which is honestly not unexpected in Dover. At least the menu is translated. In fairness, everyone else was ordering so I got rushed. While everyone else got arepas, I chose the Hawaiian patacon (plaintain) dish. Price for all dishes was around $15 + tax, which seems high for the size of the arepas but was about right for the patacon. The dish was delicious, the plaintains well fried to hold up the ample portions. As others around the table said, the fries here are nothing special and I agree, which is part of why I picked a dish that didn't include them. Everyone else was getting a drink so I was pressured into guanabana. I prefer tamarind normally, but fresh-mixed guanabana wasn't bad; I just wish I had a way to tell them not to put ice in mine. (At least we're talking 6 cubes and not 30.) Main problem: Very long wait for our food, at least a half hour from our order to when it appeared. Takeouts were getting prepared and sent out as we sat and waited, and our lunch break took over 90 minutes when all was said and done. On a work day. So you will want to call ahead here, not eat in. Not to mention that it's a fairly small interior - it can fit some tables, but our group of 6 took up at least half the capacity. In the end, to cut the wait short, my friendly coworker had to go up and pay for us instead of having the waitperson come by. She's clearly overworked, taking orders from front to back, bringing food from front to back, and managing the whole process. This isn't a bad place if you want to take out dinner, or a lunch that will have leftovers for dinner. But there is comparable food in Dover that's at least this good, portions at least this big, prices lower, waits shorter, and even with more room to sit. So relative to others in the town, I'm capping it at 3 stars.

Stopped by here because we were passing through on a road trip and wanted something more…read moreinteresting than fast food or diner food, and what a good choice! This little homey Latin food spot felt like it came out of Queens NY and not a suburban NJ town. Service is pretty informal and the woman working when we went wasn't totally fluent in English, but she was so warm and we didn't have any hitches with ordering. We went on an off-hour on a weekday so they were apparently out of most of their entrees except for a selection at their hot bar, but the pupusas were still available and that's what I wanted anyway. I ordered a loroco and revuelta pupusa plus a baleada just because I hadn't tried one before. The pupusas were hot and fresh and absolutely perfect, crispy on the outside and oozing with cheese on the inside. They came with a little slaw/salad and a delicious red sauce that I liked so much the server got me a second bowl and I cleaned both up! The baleada was sort of like a quesadilla with beans and eggs rather than cheese in a flour tortilla, which was alright but the pupusas just blew it out of the water. I also had a bit of the bistec encebollada, which was tasty and tender and a super generous portion. The food was super affordable for the portions and quality, and they do accept credit card. Really happy we stumbled upon this place, and would recommend anyone coming through town or working in the nearby offices check this spot out!

Amazing Central American food (mainly Honduran and El Salvadorian)…read more 1) I got their hot food with beef patties with stew and rice with black beans. 2) The pork and cheese pupusas are amazing. Must get. 3) The baleada made with cheese, beans, and eggs were good, but unique. Maybe, not for everyone as the cheese is very strong.

Portions, quality and taste of each meal was a 10/10. It is the perfect place to stop in for…read morebreakfast, dinner or lunch.

I've only had Colombian food a few times before but I would say this place is pretty solid. I tried…read moretheir empanada and bandeja paisa dish that brings a bit of everything (rice beans chorizo chicharron, fried egg, avocado, plantains and arepa). I found everything to be tasty except I wasn't a fan of their arepa. It lacked flavor. However, service and ambiance was great and loved that the place is Colombian run. Would recommend

Staff and food r great ! Taco Tuesday night 3 for the price…read moreof one Looking forward to trying other menu items soon

Got two different tacos here. It was average at best. I think 5 bucks for a small taco wasn't worth…read morethe price but I did enjoy the experience. I placed my order up front at the register. I ended up getting an al pastor taco since they had it on rotation grill up front with slices of pineapple. I did like how when they gave me the pastor taco, they had both the pineapple and al pastor. The portobello mushroom taco was very very disappointing in my opinion. The mushrooms tasted rubbery. I do like the mild and medium sauces they offered.

Off to a bad start. I ordered lemonade and got something completely different. A banana soda with…read morenothing other than water and sugar and artificial flavors. Ew. I asked the waitress to give me water and I got attitude and a side of purified water. Better than nothing. There used to be a nice Mexican place here. No more. The food is just fuel. Meant to fill empty bellies. It works for that. And yes I left 20%. I tried.

The tamales are to die for. I have had my share of dry, horrid tamales. These were moist and…read moreincredibly delicious. This is a gem.

I've been coming to Folklore for years and love this place. My mom and I are not vegetarian, but…read moredon't eat a lot of meat, and the mushroom and spinach tacos/burrito...amazing! The food is always fresh and delicious. If you haven't been here before I recomend taking the time to read through the whole menu because there are a good amount of options and some appear very similar upon quick glance. We most recently picked up food on Mother's Day and the food was on time and the staff was very friendly!! Can't wait to come back soon!

Tacos were super good, took about 15 minutes to come out. Available seating at both the bar and…read moretables

Customer service was great. I am not a Hispanic speaker but they treated me well. The food was…read moreworth the wait. It was cheesy and the beans was seasoned well. The environment was clean and they offered a lot of other goods like pan dulce, fruits, beverages. It was beautiful with El Salvadoran pictures and paintings. The curtido was phenomenal. I enjoyed my pupusas!!

The tacos mixtos were delicious. I would have loved my pupusas to be fried a little more as I love…read morecrunch, however the flavor profiles were all there. The service was quick and friendly. I shall return.

We made our way to Dover and came to this little gem for lunch. Our waitress was excellent and very…read moreattentive. The establishment was clean and service was fast. We ordered a picadera sampler with rice and beans and everything was delicious. My only complaint is that the morcilla was cold and flavorless. I will definitely come back.

We ordered a bandeja paisa and a salchipapa and wow, never again.....I don't know what happened to…read morethis place but it doesn't seem the same as years back and to get a rotten avocado spice is criminal. The steak had no seasoning. The fries were so saggy and not Fresh at all. I don't recommend this place. Very sad and mind you, we didn't take too long to pick it up!! Ordenamos una bandeja paisa y una salchipapa y wow, nunca más.... No se que pasó con este lugar pero ya no es como años atrás y recibir un pedazo de aguacate dañado es criminal. La carne no tenía sazón. Las papas fritas estaban súper suaves y no frezcas. No recomiendo este lugar ya más. Muy triste y ojo, no nos demoramos mucho para recogerlo