From my understanding this is a mother and son owned business, not that that matters as the food…read morespeaks eloquently for itself. I like local business, I really like local business that just gets it right. This establishment does. The food is amazing and worth the trip. I will come back and I will try more of their unique dishes.

My second visit to this absolutely fabulous place!! Jenn was our waitress this evening... she took…read morewonderful care of us again!! The food this evening was perfect! Everything tastes seasoned to perfection.. one of our favorites is the brussel sprouts.. the rice & beans and the chicken thighs.. scrumptious!!! This is now my " favorite place"!! The ambiance is always cozy ! Reservations definitely were needed this evening.. parking is always plentiful.. and the smiles going in & out the door put the stamp of approval on my nite!!!

Off the beaten path in Wappingers falls Cafe Con Leche was perfect for our Sunday brunch. Outside…read moreseating available under a deck. Inside was nice with plenty of seating for groups and AC to keep you cool on hot summer days. Acoustics were great we were able to enjoy our conversation without having to yell over loud music. Bathrooms were clean with a touch of Puerto Rico as ambient coquí frogs sing in the background. The staff were amazing, friendly attentive and helpful. Our waitress was top notch took care of our coffee and food orders with a smile on a rainy cloudy day. Ordered the Coquito latte, delicious- paired with the sweet and spicy chicken and Coquito batter waffle!! Wow the flavor was great didn't even need syrup. Loved the contrast of sweet and salty. Great portion sizes for the price. My wife got the Coquito French toast with scrambled eggs hash brown potatoes and bacon served on a charcuterie board. Eggs were fluffy and delicious the French toast was soft and buttery.

Lemme start off with it doesn't look like much. But it's home cooked good Spanish cuisine. Ox tail…read moreamazing, pernil great! Empanadas solid! Service of you don't speak Spanish is broken and a little rushed, but not impossible. Ambiance is cool, chill, quiet.

I was staying nearby in Cornwall and found Danny's while searching what was in the area. They had…read moreme at mofongo. Theirs was just like what I had in Puerto Rico. The setup was basic but the food is definitely special and worth it. I also grabbed an empanada which was also excellent.

Read food large portions you be able black beans and rice are delicious and the fish is delicious…read more I have had every item including me a goat everything was perfect.

If you're anywhere near Hopewell Junction and craving incredible food, do yourself a favor and…read morevisit el dominicanos restaurant. From the moment you walk in, the staff makes you feel genuinely welcome, like you're a regular even on your first visit. The food is absolutely outstanding fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. And I have to talk about that green sauce they serve on the side... whatever magic is in it, I could seriously put it on everything. It's that good. To top it all off, I tried their tres leches cake and it was perfection, moist, rich, and not overly sweet, just the way it should be. Amazing food, wonderful people, and flavors that keep you thinking about your next visit. Highly recommend!

Sangria's has been a go-to for us for years for good tapas and sangria, but we've now had issues on…read moreour last two visits, and this most recent one was especially frustrating. The food is still great. We had scallops, chorizo, brussels sprouts, and a flounder ceviche special. Everything was delicious. The ceviche in particular stood out -- fresh, well-portioned, and nicely "cooked" in lime juice. The sangria is still a highlight too. A big carafe, no ice watering it down, served with glasses full of fruit. The problem is the service. They had two servers and one bus person, and it showed. Everyone seemed to be scrambling, and it was hard to get a moment of attention to ask for anything or even be heard. Our food came out in pieces -- three items, then a long delay, then another. The last dish, calamari, never came. When I tried to tell the waiter we didn't want it anymore if it was forgotten, he didn't listen and insisted on bringing it anyway. We ended up waiting even longer, which just made the experience more frustrating. To top it off, they're now adding an operating/service fee (around 3-4%), which wasn't clearly communicated and just showed up on the bill. It's disappointing because the food is still very good, but the service issues -- and now the added fees -- are taking away from the experience. After this visit, we'll think twice before coming back.

Food: was great there been there once with some old friends…read more Service: was great too a must go n try it out Ambiance: is amazing not. What I thought of it

We visited Casa Mia for a family lunch and had a wonderful experience from start to finish. Even…read morethough the restaurant was busy setting up for a party, the staff was incredibly accommodating and found us a table by the bar. While it was a bit loud due to the preparations, the energetic atmosphere didn't take away from our meal. Our waitress was exceptionally nice and attentive, ensuring our drinks arrived quickly and that we had everything we needed throughout the afternoon. The food was truly the highlight of the visit, as every dish we ordered was delicious. The Ropa Vieja was a particular standout--flavorful, tender, and very well-prepared. We also shared the steak sandwich, a classic Cuban sandwich, and both the boneless and bone-in chicharon de pollo. Both versions of the chicken were crispy and seasoned perfectly. It is clear that the kitchen takes great pride in their cooking, and we really appreciated the friendly service despite how busy they were. We will definitely be back!

Pasé por aquí pa' probar un mofongo, porque soy puertorriqueño y nunca lo había comido, así que…read moretenía que arreglar eso. El restaurante se ve bastante elegante y sería un sitio perfecto pa' una cita. Como nunca había probado el mofongo antes, no estuvo mal, pero no tengo con qué compararlo. Los precios son moderados, pero si algún día quiero salir a comer, definitivamente vuelvo a este sitio. El personal es súper amable y este lugar se ve bien chévere pa' disfrutar la cena.

Absolutely wonderful! The menu offers a huge selection of Spanish, Mexican, Latin, and South…read moreAmerican dishes plus American and Italian. I got the chicken fajitas and my dad got the beef stew. Both were generous portions -- the chicken and veggies were perfectly cooked and I have 1-2 meals worth of leftovers. The homemade tortillas were the best I've ever had. The hot sauce was fantastic too (unsure if made in house or not). Wanted to note that they now serve alcohol, as another reviewer mentioned they didn't. They have a full dining room plus a bar area, and both are equally nice. We went on a weekday evening and the place was fairly empty. Please do yourself a favor and check them out!

Highlight of this restaurant: amazing food but do not serve alcohol…read more Read on for our full experience - This restaurant used to be Maura's Kitchen, on Alden Place. It's a bit off the main street traffic and not advertised as they should. We were in the mood to try something new so decided to give this place a shot on a Friday night. The place was completely empty and I was a bit worried that this is not going to be a good meal. Once seated, the waiter brought a basket of tortillas chips and salsa to the table. My kids immediately attacked it. The salsa was not spicy so they really enjoyed it. A quick look at the menu we realized they don't serve alcohol, a bit disappointed but not a deal breaker. They did have many Virgin drinks such as sangria, Pina colada, Margarita, etc. I found their menu to be a bit all over the place. They have a Spanish section but also have burgers and sandwiches as well as Italian pasta dishes. Their appetizer also contains taco bowls and burritos which should be in main dish section?! The soup are also quite expensive, but maybe because they are big portions? The menu also don't give much description for the Spanish food (I'm no expert), so we made our orders and hoped for the best. The kids wanted milkshakes and I asked the waiter to split 1 order into 2 cups so they can share it. He was super nice to do so without charging extra. As the dishes come out, our worries were put to ease. Everything was absolutely delicious. Hubby had the shrimp sauteed (Camarones Saltados), big portions with a side of rice and salad. It was light and well seasoned, the rice were also very flavorful. I had the Mexican stew, which was tender pork in tomato based soup with fresh onions, lettuce and avocado on top. Comes with tortillas chips, green dipping sauce (guacamole-like, but not as thick), and a very spicy hot sauce (which I ended up adding to the soup as it was absolutely yum), and a side of rice. My daughter ordered the Garlic shrimp - she opt for mashed potatoes on the side. I was surprised to find the garlic shrimp was in a creamy sauce, but it was so good! I want to take that sauce home and add rice or pasta to it!! You can tell that the mashed potatoes were made from real potatoes. It has nice chunks to it and the color is slightly yellow. So good! My son had the calamari and it was served on a bed salad with lettuce, tomato, radish, and banana peppers. The creamy dipping sauce was so good too. We really wanted dessert but was so full from dinner that we'll have to plan better next time. All in all, great place with top notch food. I would give the food 5 but knocked 1 down due to no alcohol. We will definitely come back to try more dishes!!

It a very nice little place that feels very homey. The service was exceptional and the food tasted…read moregreat. I would highly recommend this spot for authentic Puerto Rican food.

I ordered the food to go it is best if you are ordering the alcapurias cause they are made to order…read moreand it was well worth the 29 minute drive to get there . The service was great and the food was amazing the location was small but very clean and had that authentic Puerto Rican feeling only thing missing was the coci sounds , I will definitely be coming back

excelente servicio! todo el ambiente estuvo bueno muy satisfecho con la comida y las chicas de la…read morebakery muy amables

This is the first time I've been to a Noches in upstate…read more Small bakery, but still good! Some items were not available when I went around 2 pm. Empanadas are still good and the other items available might have been sitting since the morning. The inside it super dark and I thought it was closed at first, Overall, it's an ok Noches, just not busy like the other locations I go to so the freshnesses seemed to take a hit.

Food was delicious and service was great. Found this place on yelp when we were doing an overnight…read moreon our way to go skiing. My family ordered pupusas, tacos and burritos and it was all delicious and so fresh. Would definitely recommend.

Another day, another stop on the Kingston taco trail but this one specializes in pupusas. Pupuseria…read moreMi Ranchito tends to get lost in a see of tacos and Mexican food across the Midtown corridor. My favorite here is the sweet corn tamale with cream. Very much like a cornbread pudding. Dessert if you ask me. The curtido is the draw. Pile that pickle vegetable high and over everything. Ordered the chicharron with cassava fries. The pork was on the dry side and hardly any crispy skin. Fried cassava was excellent. I'd stick with the pupusas. Can't go wrong with any of the variations. Almost forget best horchata I've ever had. Very sweet like liquid rice pudding. Above Photography https://www.instagram.com/b.overly_delicious/-- at Pupuseria Mi Ranchito.