My family are lindenwold locals and we have been coming here since they opened. In 100% seriousness…read morei have never had a bad meal at La. The food is always on point and the drinks are made by amazing bartenders, shout out anthony for making everyone feel right at home while you're there. I can confidently say this is the best Mexican restaurant in Lindenwold. 10/10 recommend to anyone reading this review.

Very good! Everything was fresh & tasted great! Lots of…read morechoices for food and drinks. Service was quick.

Incredible authentic food, excellent atmosphere, and great service. Cannot recommend this spot…read moreenough, as I take all my friends here when they come round. Try the ceviche!

I've been here multiple times. The first 3 or 4 times the prices were at the higher end of this…read moretype of food, but it was very good so I didn't mind it as much. However, the portions were very limited in comparison to the price. I think they are getting a little greedy with pricing and portions. One person in my party ordered the mixed fajitas and it's was more than $20 for about a 6oz a chopped meats with vegetables, a hand full of rice and half a cup of refried beans. The person in my party that received the food looked at it, look up at me and said "really". Another person said "isn't that more than $20?". The person that ordered it cringed and apologized for ordering since we were paying. Another person ordered a burrito and it came all by itself on a plate. The put nothing to even make it look good. Another order was tacos and the meat was not even hot. Soft drinks came to $8 for the large and $6 for the small. Place hadn't been bad before reason why we decided to go this time, but I felt like I got robbed. Tab came to $100, when in other places that serve high quality food would charge $80 or less for the same things we ordered. The place looks nice though and the service was good. I just think those prices need to be checked or the portions need to be larger. I have been to the Mariachi Loco in Hammonton and with this kind of tab I would have fed an extra person or two.

Finally got around to trying the new Hispanic American restaurant, Pa'Pikar, located in Ironstone…read moreVillage. It's a small family owned business. Small and cozy inside with nice homey decor hanging throughout. I went with my family. We were the only ones dining in through the entirety of our meal although a handful of customers did stop in to pick up their takeout orders. I would assume it's BYOB but we did not ask nor did we bring in any alcohol. So I would ask if you're dining in and are planning on bringing wine or beer. The servers were part of the restaurant owner's family and were both incredibly nice. They do not provide complementary chips & salsa, which is fine, but I am noting that as a PSA. The menu prices are more than reasonable and the daily special prices are great. I ordered horchata and we started with family nachos with chicken. The horchata was good but I would've enjoyed it more with cinnamon garnishing the top. The portion size of nachos we received was generous and they serve with enough toppings for all of the tortilla chips (which were great!). They brought out a salsa verde and salsa roja. Both were delicious, and the red was much spicier than the green which they informed us of prior to placing them down at our table. My parents ended up ordering chicken burritos and I chose steak/beef fajitas. Burritos were served with shredded lettuce and tomatoes. They were short but stuffed with chicken, rice, beans, pico, sour cream, and guac. My mom couldn't finish hers, so I was able to eat the last little bit. Very enjoyable, more so than my fajitas. If I'm being honest I was disappointed in the fajitas and wouldn't order them again. Instead of coming out sizzling on a hot skillet, they came out on a plate sitting in liquid. The vegetables and steak weren't grilled. Flavor was okay but reminded me of frozen, bagged veggies. The fajitas were served with 3 tortillas, cheese, and sliced avocado. Our experience had pros and cons. The bill ended up being around $65 which I thought was affordable for the amount of food we received. Nachos / burritos were good and I'd stick with them during my next visit. Servers were nice and respectful. Fajitas were below average and the horchata wasn't served with any cinnamon on top. Next time I'm back will probably be for takeout when I'm in the mood for a burrito.

First time here , had a really good lunch - ground beef enchiladas were really well prepared and…read morepork tocos tasted great. - I'm going to come back to try breakfast soon

La Cita has an excellent Chile relleno and Horchata. It was a good sized pablano pepper and a…read moredelicious sauce bath, along with the perfect cheese for the pepper. The service was also nice and pleasant. It's on my list now. It is BYOB joint, so let that on mind.

Absolutely never a bad meal here!! I loved the queso fundido, the pico di gallo, tamales,…read moreguacamole, flautas, birria tacos, and jamaica (best i've ever had). No complaints whatsoever

Absolutely!! I was waiting for my kids' haircut and this was right across the lake. Wonderful…read moretacos de lengua; seasoned right and you know the horchata is good when they serve it in these containers

La Patrona is located in what looks to be an old connivence store across the street from the lake,…read morea stones throw (if you are NFL QB with a rocket arm) from the Lake house resturaunt on Porchtown road a mile down the road from the franklinville Inn. The building itself is a festive bright Orange color. I was greeted warmly by the owner as I walked on. The dining room had about a dozen tables but I got our order to go. It had an open kitchen with a small bar section so you could eat right where they cook. It was decorated in traditional Mexican decor. Now for the food, I ordered the enchiladas , one with Verde sauce and the other with Molé. The food smelled wonderful as I opened the bag and it looked just as delicious. The tortillas were fresh and homemade and the flavor was on point. The verde sauce had a great flavor and had just enough kick to make me know there was some spice. It was covered in lettuce and cheese and specked with diced tomato. The chicken was moist and tasty. The Molé sauce was deep and rich and had excellent flavor. It came with beens and rice. The beans were light colored and not black beens and the rice was standard Mexican rice. Overall it was really good. I will be going back again. They accepted debit cards but also had an ATM in the corner. The only drawback is that they didn't have any menus to give me so I will have to search that up on the inter webs. A small inconvenience for a wonderful meal.

Outstanding authentic Mexican. Everything we had was unique and incredible. Likewise our service…read morewas fantastic. Highly recommended!

I've had many a mocajete in my life. This was the worst one I have ever had. It was flavorless,…read moreeven with the sauces they added. It also came with a hot dog. It would've been better with chorizo. The whole dish was bland and wet. The burritos were also flavorless. Unfortunately, this was not good Mexican food.

We tried Mi Pueblo in Medford on Monday afternoon and sat outside--such a great, relaxed spot…read more We're definitely foodies, and the tequila mussels were honestly the best mussels we've ever had. The sauce was incredible--you'll want every last drop. Absolutely standout dish. We also had the shrimp tacos, which were just as delicious--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly done. Overall, such a great experience and we will definitely be back!!

I was visiting my bestie and craving Mexican so he suggested we try out Mi Pueblito Modern Mexican…read moreCuisine. Set in the center of a quiet shopping center, I HAD to post this review because I need people to know this exists. While I was expecting typical guacamole, tacos, chimichangas, and burritos, this was NOT that. The menu gives off an upscale Mexican vibe that is completely unexpected. The dining area is much larger than we realized upon entering the restaurant. We were given homemade chips with salsa and salsa verde. We started with the queso with chorizo. It arrived in a little skillet with soft tortillas for dipping. The dip was basically all cheese and chorizo. It needed to be lifted or pinched into the tortilla and was not dippable. I wasn't a huge fan of this, but this was the only thing I didn't love. I then did the roasted beets with cream cheese, avocado, pistachio, jalapeños, and fig reduction. This was out of this world with fresh ingredients and an amazing blend of flavors. For my entree I did the Pollo Poblano which was thinly sliced chicken breasts with roasted poblano peppers, cheese, crab, and a tequila cream sauce. It didn't come with any sides so I did the rice and beans. The rice was creamy and had bits of corn and herbs. It was almost like a risotto. The refried beans were black beans rather than your typical pinto beans. My bff had the veal enchiladas and said they were okay, but I didn't try them to give a full synopsis. We were too full to do dessert, but I had this chicken 4 days ago and I am still fantasizing about it. I need to go back. Definitely check this place out!

Be prepared! When…read moreyou walk through the door you enter a store that you might find along the alleyways of Mexico City but follow the music down the hall past the leather boots stall (Yes, they sell leather boots.) and enter the colorfully welcoming dining area where the music wants to keep you on your feet!! Staff provided a warm welcome handing out a classic menu of those traditional Mex-American dishes with a real "Mexican" feel to the taco choices. The basket of rainbow colored corn chips was accompanied by a really tasty salsa verde. Was disappointed to learn that the "weekend only" tamales were not available because today is a weekend day on my calendar. Anyhow back to the awesome dance music that has my body swaying as my eyes search the walls enjoying each new discovery. Someone clearly thought out the decor to ensure diners were happy. The Tortilla Soup was a nice start although it could have been a bit warmer. Full of goodies including cheese (That had not melted but I think I liked the cheese pieces.) and pieces of avocado floating throughout with a subtle comforting flavored broth This is a soup everyone will enjoy! Ah the music ...tapping my toes and smiling ... music enhanced dining experience! Ok, so I wimped out on the main course ...no tripe nor tongue just a solid enchilada pairing with both their red and green sauces. Side dish of beans was appreciatively good. The sliced radishes a nice touch but would have loved them pickled and more plentiful. My only disappointment was the 99 cent upcharge for the "salsa/"hot sauce. Overall a good meal with a caring server even though there was a slight language barrier. Leaving full and happy dancing to the music. Glad to know that there's this great little restaurant behind the store! This is associated with another area Mexican restaurant.

The food is always reliably delicious! The "make your own nachos" cannot be beat! Order them as an…read moreappetizer, and you won't be able to finish what you ordered for your main! So I only order the nachos and no tacos! But then the tinga tacos are just soooo good. So I order them to have the next day. I could eat this food every day and never get tired of it.