Been come here all my life have never been disappointed ,they have great food but the best thing…read morethat you can get from them is without a doubt is the pan de bono

Love this spot! I really enjoy the pandebono, they taste amazing and are very reasonably priced…read more The service is great as well, the ladies who work here are very nice.

Excellent produce, deli meats, small grocery and hot dogs galore. The attached florist Orange…read moreFlower Design is outstanding: the flowers are extremely fresh. This is a great addition to the neighborhood.

We come down to this area because there are many cultural events, food, and a great candy shop…read morewe've fallen in love with. My kids go to an arts school with an advanced program nearby. But this little farmers market is not really much to speak of. The one farm that seemed to have fresh produce had awful tasting pastries and very little produce to speak of for outrageous prices. The food trucks were nothing special. They were exceptionally overpriced. This area is slowly getting gentrified but you still have pockets of people who can barely afford to buy their normal groceries, yet the town thinks its ok to have food trucks selling $16 lobster rolls that are barely 4-5 inches long...The seller at the truck said I was the only person to buy one the entire day...I found nothing to showcase the neighborhood...nothing Caribbean. Nothing Creole. Nothing with pulled pork, no ceviche, no conch fritters. There was only one woman who had juices present and some baked goods for a decent price. The music aspect is the best part but is only for the last half hour. The rest of the booths were random institutions or banks that had nearly as much business of being at a fresh/farmers market event as you'd imagine. Meh, I'll just stick to the events in the city that make more sense. It supposedly occurs on Tuesdays throughout the Summer.

5 STARS - ABSOLUTE HIDDEN GEM. They recently celebrated their 1 year anniversary!…read more Disclaimer: The owner assisted us with the menu items as the menu was in Spanish. We had: 1) Shambar - hearty stew of ancient grans, beans, pork (#1 & #2 together were $13, comes w/ soda) 2) Tacu tacu with Lomo saltado - fried leftover rice and beans with sauteed onions/beef 3) Beef empanada - $3.50 4) Fish ceviche - $17 5) Emoliente - $2 Great lunch prices. Our meal for 2 was $36. They even gave us both separate trays of canchas (roasted corn) and mini tortilla chips (I think). Both meals were generously portioned. Fish ceviche was fresh. I definitely tasted the tigers milk. I will definitely come back again. WORTH a try!!! Also, they have a lot of Peruvian products I cant find anywhere else.

Great place for Peruvian foods and condiments. Other stores might carry some of these items but his…read moreplace has the best prices. They also sell sandwiches, Causa and ceviche.

If you were ever kidnapped into the heart of Peruvian country in Paterson then just hope you have…read moreyour last meal here. They serve the best tasting Peruvian tamale ever. I'm not sure if they make it at the place or not. I've known places to purchase tamales from grandmas and boil and serve it at the restaurant. It's the best tamale because the massa is infused with that chili thing (spice) with a lot of lard or fat that makes the tamale so tender and unlumpy. and it doesn't have that off pudding olive I grew up hating. The chicarron sandwich is also very good because they bake their bread fresh there. The sandwich also has sliced yams and pickled onion which complements the fatty pork meat. They also give you lots of onions with the tamale. There's also a build your on sandwich option. They give you a disassembled platter of ingredients for more $$. I know you might not believe me because I'm Asian but I was assembled in Peru before I was smuggled to the United States by my parents and assimilated with everyone else. So, there's some credibility to my Peruvian food knowledge. As you enter, walk pass the small grocery part in the room and walk towards the back where all the tables are. You don't have to punch the strongest and biggest guy there but sit down and order yourself a tamale and the chicarron sandwich. You will feel like the man when you munch on this meal. The coffee is watered down with a lot of milk. You might want to ask for it on the side. For Paterson, The bathroom is impeccability clean. It kinda helps if you know Spanish. But. if you don't just show them pictures on your yelp app. I need to find more gems like this. Hit me up! And I can knockout the nastiest guy there and be DUKE!

Food always fresh & delicious. Service is fast & polite. Good variety of food, baked goods. Bit…read morecrowded & doesn't have parking.

amazing food and incredible service. The closest flavors to uruguayan food. Really happy to have…read morethis place, because is a way to have home a little bit close.

In between the Brazilian bakeries and restaurants on Liberty Ave, you'll now find Rio de la Plata…read more Referring to the river between Uruguay and Argentina, Rio de la Plata, rightfully so is a newly opened Uruguayan/Argentinian style empanada shop and bakery. Owned by Ruben's Empandas, whom has multiple locations found throughout NYC, Rio de la Plata is a wonderful addition to the area, replacing a previous Brazilian luncheonette. Upon walking in, you'll find dozens of empanadas encased in glass with a ton different filling options such as beef, sausage, chicken, fish, and vegeterian, and even dessert ones. Empanadas are what they're most known for, and often I've found are the best option to order. In addition to empanadas, they serve typical Uruguayan dishes such as the chivito sandwich and bizcochos. The chivito in Uruguay is often called the heart attack on a plate. It is a sandwich topped with steak, ham, cheese, eggs, lettuce, tomatoes, mayo, and olives, with fries on the side. Bizcochos are popular savory and sweet croissant, donut-like snacks found throughout Uruguay. I've tried their empanadas, bizcochos, and once the chivito. The empanada is a giant, puff-pastry, stuffed with the filling of your choice and is well-seasoned. At $2.50 an empanada, it's well worth it. Unfortunately, I've left here with a bit to be desired when it came to the bizcochos as well as the chivito. The bizcochos are sold on discount in the afternoon, and there are daily specials on a blackboard.

I love this local, family owned produce store in the Central Ave. Shopping area of the Heights…read moreneighborhood. It is small but has everything you need such as fruits, vegetables, some bread like Portuguese rolls, canned goods, eggs, milk, even cheeses and packaged cured meats like sausages and hams. No fresh meat or seafood but I go to Pampita Meat Shop (great Argentine and Americans cuts) and the seafood shop across the street for those. The price is great - I would buy 2-3 bags full of fresh groceries to feed two people for the entire week and more and the total still usually comes out under $50. When I was living on the other side of JSQ, I used to frequent another similar produce shop called "Mira Fruit & Farm" on JFK Blvd (I wonder if it's owned by the same person?) We are talking 4 grapefruits for $1, a package of blueberries for $1, a bag of 3 bell peppers for $1, 6 limes for $1 price range. Some things are pricier here, like bananas, which usually cost 69 cents or even 79 cents per pound when I can get it for 49 cents per pound at Shop Rite in downtown. Regardless, I like supporting small mom and pop businesses so I will continue to be a regular here! I like to juice at home often so this is a great place to source celery, cucumber, carrots, apples, ginger, lemons, beets at very affordable prices since I go through them quickly in large quantity. I have no doubt the owner of Young's Farm is Korean or at least Asian because they have a limited but good selection of Asian goods too like Korean Shin Ramyun and Vietnamese vermicelli noodles, fish sauce, sriracha, and jarred kimchi in the refrigerated section, etc. My tip would be to go there early on Saturday (before 9 am) because by the afternoon on Sat and Sun, all the freshest pickings will be gone. Also, while the prices are super cheap, look and pick carefully to make sure your box of berries doesn't have mold growing in it and try to pick the freshest one. Many of the packaged goods like berries, cherries, tomatoes that are outside the shop on the stall as "specials" are already in advanced ripe stage so eat within 2-3 days max. They are perfectly find to eat, just shorter shelf life. My guess is the store operates in a very similar way as some of these new delivery companies like Imperfect Foods and Misfits Markets do in terms of sourcing their products, by taking less "perfect" produce directly from farms and producers and resell at the store at cheaper costs. I always have good fun poking around what's available here at least every other weekend.

Like most places on Central Avenue it has a Latin flair…read more Young's Farm is known for their fruits and vegetables in Latin cooking such as plantains, mangos, guavas, yucca and I even saw Aloe. My wife had to explain to me that Aloe is also used in cooking. I have only known it for treating burns. They also have a lot of Goya products. The woman that waited on me today was very helpful. I had gone in looking for strawberries and blueberries and was unable to find them. She told me they would be back in stock in the next couple of weeks. It is a nice little fruit and vegetable shop for your last minute items if you are on the Avenue. They have a good selection and their prices are reasonable. As for parking, try the Dunkin Donuts parking lot right around the corner or you can go behind Burger King. They have a large parking lot though you do have to feed the meter.

¡Dios mio que Rico! Quaint little coffee shop serving custom made cakes and Portuguese pastries…read more All items are winners. The empanadas are big. Two roasted chicken empanadas make for a quick meal. They take pride in the smallest details...you can tell by the coffee they serve. It is your usual americano coffee...but it is not acidic at all (like starbucks), and it goes smoothly to wash down the flan and the custard pies. I recommend the chicken croquettes (shredded roasted chicken well seasoned). I loved them.

I asked for a recommendation and the staff didn't hesitate to help with a smile. They clearly loved…read morewhat they do and treated each item with care. The shop looked well kept, and I noticed them wiping tables after every customer. I got the lemon blueberry scone it was zesty, fluffy, and had real fruit pieces. Clean packaging sealed the deal. I highly recommend this place.

We love the digital food truck for all of our catering needs!! Unique and delicious!!read more

ordered a few times from tdft. always on point. everyone loved the sliders each time. matter…read morefact... i gotta put a order in right now. and you should too. you wont be disappointed. enjoy!!!