Ok so I was driving past and I seee this truck so of course I gotta try it out looked at the…read morereviews on YELP and ordered the Peruvian sandwich it was so good I had to wrap it up I need to save this for when I get In the house and put on one of my shows and puff puff a lil bit yesssss I said it !!! It's a puff puff pass and eat type of sandwich if you don't know u Betta get your tired ass to Getty ave in Paterson and get u one too cause nobody taking a bite of This one!!!

Tried this food truck at this food truck festival at the nj jackals stadium in Clifton. There were…read morea ton of trucks but this one looked good so I had to try it out. I went with the carnitas taco and the pernil empanada. I was supposed to share the taco with my wife but I ended up eating the whole thing. Delicious. The empanada was also good. The crust was flaky and held together well. The filling was flavorful with the pernil cooked just right. Sometimes pernil can get dry because it is cooked for a long time and it is a science to make it right. They had a bunch of people working in the truck so it looks like they are always busy. I would definitely check it out if you see it. Prices are reasonable and they do a solid job of making it authentic.

Awesome tacos. Happy too find this place on Uber eats. The pork was so tender and I was surprised…read morehow well they traveled. Not soggy. Only about a 30 min wait. I will definitely be ordering again

My sister and I alway order from here. We have never had a problem with delivery or orders. Our…read morefavorite spot by far. Our favorites are the tostadas and nachos.

The only PR establishment I know of in the immediate area. Man, I love this food. You can go in for…read morea quick bite because the food is already made & you just go pick what you would like. They also have a varying selection of empanadas on any given day, including dessert ones. Did I mention they're the loveliest people? Go see for yourself & try the yummy coffees Nextdoor.

Not the biggest fan of the baked empenadas. They are just a…read morelittle too dry for my preference. They also have plates of rice beans and choices of meat. I've gotten the pork a few times and on more than one occasion it was farm tasting. There are a lot of other rice and bean spots that I think are much better. Now, I believe someone from the family of this place opened El Coqui Cafe right next door. I love El Coqui. (They sell items like the empenadas from Spanish grill) and they cook most of the food there and then carry it over. This place to me is the best new restaurant and they have amazing Cuban sandwiches and treats.

Everything went well: service, food and price... Going…read moreagain... Very relaxed atmosphere. Great place to meet a friend for breakfast or lunch.

Empanadas were good. Omelet was ok too. I think for someone like me who has to be careful with…read morepork, it was tough finding something without. Thank goodness they do substitutions. Overall nice people both customers and workers. Very latin and I wish I was fluent in spanish. Come here if you're in the area especially since they have long hours too. Morning, day and night come get some food.

When there for the first time on a Cuban sandwich challenge and let tell it was everything that was…read moreposted and more. Highly recommend

Their is sooo much to choose from! Home cooked spot with…read morefood made from love. Friendly family owners and the ability to pay through cash app if you don't have cash. This spot just opened but has breakfast if you can't make it in for lunch or dinner. Get takeout one day or merch, you won't regret it

I found this spot via Yelp a while back and booked marked it. Finally came here for lunch on a…read moreFriday. The place is small, it has a dining area but seems more like a takeout spot. Once you enter you place your order in front of the hot lunch spread. I ended up getting the Pernil ($13) which was alright, maybe because I'm spoiled from having Dominican food in Washington Heights/city. The Maduro ($1.80) was a bit dry, which kinda looks like it from my photo. I'm thinking it was an off day. I may try again. * Street parking * Indoor dining

Pretty good place to eat. The food was awesome, just a tad salty. I had the oxtail and roasted pork…read morewhich was phenomenal! They even had Coco Rico which I have not had since I left NYC in 92. BTW the flan was incredible. I really loved the food experience. Portions are spot on. It is like a bodega shop like I grew up with in Washington heights. Nice and welcoming. Very homey and I liked it. Nice place for an impromptu meal. Service needs a little help...My girl could be friendlier and provide service with smile versus the standoffish demeanor she had. You want me to be a repeat customer right? You want me to come back right? Then great me with a smile and serve me with a smile. When you open a restaurant this is primo important! Could be a language barrier thing but if someone can pass this along I will only take one star off because the food was delicious. Worth going to but my girl needs to up the service game por favor.

Mr. Exquisito was just that -- exquisite…read more I started with the guacamole and calamari. The guac was heavenly, especially with the perfectly baked plantain chips...literally mouthwatering. The calamari was decent, but next time I'd ask for it extra crispy. The sauce on the side was delicious: sweet, savory, and had a little kick without being spicy. & now the ribeye? Absolutely marvelous. The Latin fried rice was chef's kiss, with veggies, shrimp, and a fried egg on top! so good. The tostones and maduros were cooked to perfection. The steak honestly didn't even need the chimichurri sauce, but I did dunk a tostone in it, and that sauce was full of flavor too. My waiter, William, was amazing from start to finish welcoming, attentive, polite, knowledgeable, & prompt. I finished with a cafecito for dessert, and it was flavorful and delicious. Next time I may add a little whipped cream. Thank you for a great visit. I'll definitely be back.

My husband and I came to Mr. Esquisito for a Friday night date around 7:00 p.m. We didn't need a…read morereservation, which was nice. The restaurant is small, seating only about 25-30 people, creating an intimate atmosphere. However, the lighting is so dim that I had to take a second look just to read the menu. I'll start with the positive: our waiter was wonderful--friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind. My only criticism was that he couldn't really recommend a standout dish when we asked what the restaurant was known for. For appetizers, I ordered the octopus. Unfortunately, it was inconsistent. Half was perfectly tender, while the other half was so tough it was difficult to chew. It was served over an ajillo sauce that was good, but not enough to save the dish. My husband ordered empanadas. The steak filling was much better than the chicken. He asked if he could order one steak, one shrimp, and one chicken, but was told they don't allow mixing flavors. For my entrée, I ordered the ribeye with white rice and beans and added a lobster tail with butter sauce. The ribeye itself was cooked well, but the sides were disappointing. The beans had a strange flavor, and the rice was mushy and completely lacked seasoning. The lobster tail was fine, but nothing special. The ribeye was $58, and adding the lobster tail brought the plate to $72. At that price point, I expected an exceptional meal, not one where the sides were the weakest part of the plate. My husband ordered the skirt steak with peppers, French fries, and maduros. His steak was good, but we both agreed the side options felt like an odd combination. The menu could definitely use some more thoughtful pairings. We boxed up our leftovers, but unfortunately the food didn't even reheat well the next day. Our bill came to $233 for two people. On top of that, gratuity was automatically added, and there was a $10 fee for paying with a debit card. That was an unpleasant surprise and made an already expensive meal feel even more overpriced. For over $200, I expect to leave saying, "I can't wait to come back." Instead, I left feeling like I had paid Manhattan prices for a very average meal. Unfortunately, this wasn't the experience we were hoping for, and I don't think we'll be back. FYI: everything says M/P on it for Market Price. Which means they can charge you what they see fit which gives me an inconsistent vibe.

Looking to try some place new for Mexican food, and I really enjoyed the meal I had here, chicken…read moretomatillos platter. Beans were absolutely perfect, and everything was so flavorful. I lived in Texas years ago and am always on the lookout for Tex-Mex wherever I am, and I would definitely return to Habanero. Excellent value for money, and loved that they had aguas frescas!

Outstanding restaurant delivering impressive flavors, prompt service, and inviting surroundings…read more The meal exceeded expectations, creating a memorable visit that felt special, enjoyable, and completely worth returning for another meal soon.